Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-20
DANIELSON.
ArtilIerymen to Banquet-5ijou Club Closes Season-BelleoPticon Demon stration This Evening-OVermuch Snow Causes Annoyance.

StratIon his EVenin9-ONernluCn
 Snow Causes Annoyance.
 MT. and Mrs William M. Franklin and daughter. Vera, leave today (trl- day) to spend the week end with friends in Providence. F. x. Gatineau, Soutlhbridge, general organizer for the Union St. John Bap tist has been 8 visitor with friends in Danielson.
 Damase Boulias was in Webster on a business trip Thursday.
 Fox Hunter III.
 Mason (Doc) Oatley of East Killing ly was taken suddenly ill while walk ing from BaIlouville to Attawaugan ! this week
 Will Attend Fall River Meeting. L. J. Morin, Ph.D., vice president general of the Union St. John Baptist, is to attend a union meeting of the councils of the order in Fall River Sunday Other supreme officers are to be present.
 Willis H. Shippee, Jr, who has been i'll with pneumonia, is now regarded as having passed the danger period, and is slowly recovering. Thirteenth Company's Banquet.
 Captain D. l.. Darbie, Lieut. Ira A. Warren, e. NJ. Sergeant A. w. Logee and Cook c. A. Hamilton, the commit tee in charge, have sent out invitations for the fourth annual banquet of the Thirteenth company, c. A. C., Thurs day evening of next week. Members of the Lafayette club are to entertain their friends at whist to be given in St. Johns hall this (Fri- day )evening.
 Between the periods of the Bullxeley- Killingly high schools basketball game this evening the Sophomores and fresh men teams of Killingly High school are to play another game.
 Held One Session.
 On account of the storm and the very bad travelling conditions there was only enc session for the pupils in the School street school Thursday, About 40 pu- pills were absent all of the day, At 8 regular meeting of the board of trustees of the Connecticut Epileptio colony of which Hon. William P. Kel- 1 ley of DayVille is a member memorial resolutions relative to the death of Mrs Kelley were unanimously adopt ed.
 Schools Will Not Close the 23rd. On account of the fact that Wash ingtUn's birthday comes on Sunday this given full holiday on Lincolns birth day the public schools in town will be in session next Monday. Holiday hours will be observed at l the pUSt once next N0HOd9s W HsH- l ingtons birthday. The office will be closed from noon until 6.30 D. m. The rural mail service will be suspended f1r the day and the money order and postal savings departments will be | closed.
 To Receive New Members. | Tuesday evening of next week the i Union St John Baptist will receive 8 class of 15 new members and in con nection with the event 8 reception to be held in the hall of the society has 1 been arranged.
 Bijou Clubs Reception. l Tn St. Johns hall Thursday evening 1 the annual reception and social of the | Bijou Whist club, an organization which has held weekly meetings | A number of guests were invited to enjoy the many entertaining features l of the evening. The reception marks l the end of the clubs activities for the ! winter as it is the custom to bring | it's season to the close before the be- i ginning of the Lenten period. Rude Treatment of SIeighins Parties l Reports from the host of sleighing parties that were out Wednesday eve i ming indicate that some of them had other experiences in addition to that 1 of pleasure, which, of course, was par l amount, notwithstanding the fact that they were attending strictly to their own affairs. One party from this towr was pelted with hard snowballs while l in Putnam and number of those 1T i the big sleigh were hit. This was | not really courteous of the Putnam young men and furthermore they tool
 the risk of being spanked by the city i fathers if caught at the trick.