Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-10
DANIEISCN
Payroiis increasing at Big MiIIs-- EvanueIist from California = New Pastor installed at East kiIlinsiy-- Social and Psrsonal Notss.

l Pastor installed at 6oot Ni1lH1iy--- l Social and Personal Notss.
 Frederick Emmons of Brockton is spending a few days in Danielson. his former home. He has been engaged in Brockton In the undertaking business 1 MT, Emmons expects to remain in l Sterling with relatives for the winter There was satisfaction Thursday l among his friends here over the re- 1 election of Attorney Sabin Sayles Rus 1 sell to be clerk of the house of repre- ] sentatfves during the present session l of the legislature.
 | Amadee Bernier has returned from a 1 visit with relatives in New. Bedford John C. Richardson of Newburyport l was a visitor with friends in Danielson l Thursday.
 James richmond is rapidly recover ing from an illness that has afflicted l him for some time.
 I Postmaster Iil. Postmaster Charles A. Potter re- l mains confined to his home on account l of illness.
 Henry A. West of Worcester called ; on friends in Danielson Thursday. Good Company at Theater. The Taylor Stock company has been giving excellent satisfaction in the plays presented at the Orpheum the- ater.
 The icemen in town looked upon Thursdays weather with a great deal of satisfaction. for if 1t holds it means a supply of ice for next season. E. H. Reach, A. H. Huntingdon and w. P. Kelley, members of the legis- lature from Ki1lingly, returned from Hartford Thursday.
 Luke Monohan. who has been con- fined to his home here for some weeks, remains critically i'll.
 The week of prayer services have beeh attracting fdevout and interested congregations here during the present week.
 state road contracts here until spring.
 Educational Lecture.
 The town school committee has au- thorized the use of the assembly hall in the high school building for an edu- cational lecture to be given by mem Der of the Hartford public library staff during the present month.
 A bill providing for closing 'Alexan- der's lake to fishing for a period of five years will be introduced in the general assembly early in the present session. This is regarded by sportsmen here abouts as in the interest of good fish, ing at the lake in future years.
 Gifts from Grange.
 At a meeting of Plainfield grange this week MT. and Mrs. William Gard ner were given respectively surprise gifts of a gold watch fob and gold bracelet. The presentation was at a grange meeting on the 18th anniyer- Gardner. In connection with the presentation of the gifts supper was served at which Mr and Mrs. Gardner were the guests of honor.
 There is considerable interest about town in the proposition to reorganize 6 Danielson Business Mems associa- ton. The fact that some industrial possibilities may be developed by con- ests is one incentive that is going to aid in the formation of the organiza- tion.
 California Evangelist Corning.
 Rev. R. H. Dixon. the California evangelist, is to commence a series of revival meetings at the Pentecosta1 church on Academy street on Sunday. Meetings are to be held every eveu- ing during the week excepting Satur- day. The Sunday services are to be at 10.30, 3.So and T o'clock.
 PayrolIs Increasing.
 Increasing payrolls as the result of expanding industrial activity at the mills of the Art Leather company and of the International Cotton company are making the residents of the East Killingly part of the town happy. At the leather cornpany's mill, which was formerly the Whitestone plant, only preliminary work Is being done, but 1t is understood that the payroll now averages about $259 a week. Electric lights are being installed at this plant, which it is expected is going to do an extensive business.
 East kiliinsIy's New Pastor.
 The members of the Union Baptist church at East Ksllingly are well pleased with their meeting held in recognition of the coming of their new pastor, Rev. F. s. Leathers, formerly pastor at HaverhiI Though the at- xxrau Hxy unfavorable weather, those who braved the storm to be present at the after noon and evening meetings were well rewarded by the fine address given by Rev. Clarence H. Barber and Rev W. D. Swafheld of Danielson, Rev Frank l.. Bristol of Dayville. Rev. J. R. Stub bert of Putnam, Rev. George F. Gen ung. D. D.. of Brooklyn, Rev. s. B. of Auburn and Rev. Dr. Coats of Hart ford, these addresses being on the gen. eral theme of the duty of the ministry toward the church and community. impression at East Killingly and the predictions are that he will have a very successful pastorate.
 Work Delayed.
 Stormy weather this week has de- 1ayed work on the construction of the big stockhouse that is to be erected by the Connecticut Mills company, but the brick piers have been placed and other work preliminary to the raising of the structure has progressed. The building will be close to the company's side- track, so will be in a fine location for receiving from cars and for loading.
 Borough Briefs.
 Harry J. Hyde is confined to his home by illness. His work as agent for the Rhode Island company is be- ing looked after by James Walsh.
 The Young Mems forum of St. AL bans church Is to hold a meeting at Thursday evening.
 Rev John H. Newland. district su- perintendent, is to deliver the sermon at the services at the Methodist church next Sunday morning.
 The World Moves.
 Washington in Westminster Abbey The world certainly does move, doesn't it ?-Chicago Record Herald,