Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-05
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DANIEL..SON
Special Election to Fill Vacancy for Evansville SchooIhouse Must Be Vacated-Waller-Ja Jacobs Wedding Brilliant Social Event.

Must Be Vacated-WaIler-J Jacobs
 Wedding Brilliant Social Event.
 Louis White of New Britain. for merly of Danielson. was a visitor here Wednesday.
 Mrs Lambert Allen and son Stanley of Pittsburg. Pa, have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Harry w. Clarke.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Quintal and Oliver BeStette, all of the West Side, tend the graduating exercises of the senior class of the Rhode Island Col lege of Pharmacy and allied sciences Peter Bessette being one of the mem bers of the class.
 F. Leon Hutchins, superintendent of the Backus hospital at Norwich, has sent to friends in Danielson, where he formerly lived invitations to the grad uating exercises at the nurses training school of the hospital, June 10.
 Wedding Invitations.
 Invitations have been received here for the marriage at 57 Spring street. New London, next Monday evening at o'clock of Virginia Marie Hazler of New London and William Allen Hoyls of New London, formerly of Daniel son.
 Frank Reach of Oakland Beach and his son Leroy of Buffalo, N. Y, were visitors with friends in Danielsor
 
 land Beach by motorcycle. Leroy Reach is now with the A. T. and T. company at Buffalo.
 M. M. Degree Conferred. There was a large gathering of the members of Moriah lodge of Masons at their rooms in the Exchange building Wednesday evening. when the M. M. 1 degree was conferred upon candi- dates. A lunch was served during the evening.
 Supervisor Albert $. Ames has an | nounced that the entrance examina- tions for KillingIy High school are to be held in the graded school building, School street. Danielson. week after | next.
 Wauregan Scouts to Parade.
 Rev. J. c. Mathieu. pastor of the Sacred Heart church at Wauregan. has a troop of 20 Boy Scouts who will take part in the Holy Name parade at Putnam next Sunday afternoon, the boys to march with the Wauregan del- | egation. The Scouts will appear in l uniform.
 Requires Special Election. Warden w. l. Bullard and members of the court of burgesses are of the opinion that the vacancy in the court | of burgeSSeS caused by the death of 1 Charles A. Hyde cannot legally be filled by appointment nor without holding a special borough election, So it is probable that the vacancy will be allowed to exist throughout the year. A considerable quantity of cotton for the Killingly Manufacturing com | pany has arrived at WilliamSville and Supt. Robert w. Boys says that he expects to begin to put it through the process of manufacture during the coming week.
 Campaigned for Wilson. 1 T1,l r l P. l.. who was here Wednesday for the Jacobs Waller wedding, campaigneJ | through 28 states for President Will l son during the fall months last year. l Judge Southworth is to return to Ma | nila within few weeks. He has been | connected with the island courts for a number of years and is now regarded l in some quarters as likely to receive 1 the appointment as governor general | of the Philippines.
 Wants SchooIhouse Vacated
 The KiIlingly Manufacturing com 1 pany has made known to the town i school committee it's desire that the building that for years has been used | as SchoOlhOuSe at WilliamSville be vacated. The building is the property ! of the mill company, not of the town and the company, through Superinten- l dent Boys, has represented that it will l be needed for other than school pur- l pOSCS UG SC1lOOl COII1IlIll06 WILL ldh0 the matter up at once. The indications are that the town will be asked to make an appropriation for the con struction of a school building at Will Evansville, if other arrangements can not be made, course that will be necessary in view of the circum- | stances.
 Luncheon for Bridal Party. A luncheon was given Wednesday | for Miss MafiOrie ,JOV JacOhS and her bridal party at the home of Mrs. Wal ter F. Jacobs. Broad street, sister-in- law of the bride. The table decorations and general color scheme for tho luncheon was green and white. The ices were in the form of ladies slip pers, white with green heels. Covers were laid for 16, including Misses Alice M. Jacobs. Marjorie Shaw. Lii lian Cox. Lillian King, Katherine Clark, Gladys Butler, Laura Jacobs | Messrs. Wilder L. Stratton, Earl c | Waller, Harry E. Waller, G. Ormt 1 EergllSNn James A Mnffatt E,rr est