Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
DANIELSON
Effort to Double 8. W. V. Membership Big Yield on Brooklyn Farm Clarence F. Clifford Ordained to the Baptist Ministry.


 Miss Jennie Stevens of Middletown was a visitor with friends in Daniel son Friday
 Miss Yyonne Leelair of Woonsocket, formerly of Danielsen, visited friends 1fl town Friday.
 Miss Emma Chartier entertained the clerks in Mdme. Cyrs store at a turkey dinner given at her home on the West 5lde Thursday evening.
 Would Double Membership.
 Commander F. E. Kies has urged each member of w, H. Hamilton camp, Spanish War Veterans, to bring in new, member within the next few weeks thusf doubling the membership.
 Conrad E. Normandin of Fall River was visitor with friends in Daniel son Friday
 Members of the Civic federation gathered at the home of Mrs. A. H. Huntingdon for regular monthly meeting Friday afternoon.
 Treasurer Clarence A. Potter has been at Hartford attending the conven- ton of the Savings Bank association of Connecticut
 Charles S. Bill Treasurer.
 The name of Charles $. Bill as treas urer should have been included in the list of officers of Moriah lodge that ap- peared in Fridays Bulletin.
 Three Candidates for Postmastership.
 There is much curiosity among East Killingly residents as to who is going to have the postmastership there. Three candidates took the civil service examination a few weeks ago, but no decision has been reached.
 Arthur Day and Luther Day are to engage in business. They will have their headquarters on the Day farm.
 Escaping gas scented up the busi- ness section around the Exchange bni16i0o and that vicinity Eri6ay A representative of the gas and electric company said that the gas was mot escaping from the conlpany's mains.
 Much progress has been made this week in laying the new cement sidewalk about St James parish property on Franklin street. and only a few more days of fine weather will be required to insure completing the work.
 Rexai Five Organized.
 A basketball team to be known as the ReXaIl five has been organized in Dayyille with William F. Ormsbee as manager. A schedule of games for the winter season is being arranged.
 Will Attend Pomona Meeting.
 A number of the members of Kihing- ly Highland and Brooklyn granges will be at Plainfield today Saturday. for the meeting of Quinebaug Pomona grange, No. 2. An interesting pro- gramme has been arranged.
 George Leavens 84.
 George Leavens, for many years en- gagged in the dry goods business in Danielson, passed his 84th birthday at his home on Winter street this week. MT. LeaVens' health remains fairly good, but he gets about with difficulty, owing to an injury that he received to his hip a few years ago.
 Dandelion Picking Dec. 5.
 This is December; also dandelion- picking time Friday morning Mrs. Hattie R. Bailey of School street pick ed three of the pretty yellow blooms. In the vicinity of her home others picked more of the blossoms on Fri day, and the feat might be duplicated in many places in the borough. Unless Jack Frost gets on his job, the dande- lions will be competing with the pussy willows for popular favor
 Congregational c. E. Officers.
 Following are the newly elected off, cers of the Y P. s. c. E. society of the Congregational church: President, Flora E. Fuller; vice president, Gladys J. Palmer; corresponding secretary, s. Annie Doty; recording secretary, Clara R. Wells; treasurer, Mrs. Katherine A. Puize: heads of -committees-look- out Miss Flora B. Fuller; prayer meeting, Miss Grace A. Ames; social Gladys J. Palmer; missionary, Ray w Pellett; temperance, Rev. Clarence H. Barber: flower. Miss Edith L. Wood; music, Frank J. G. Bailey.