Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-23
DANIELSON
Patriotic Societies Attend Church. Chief and Mrs. Filling Married 32 Years-Lenten Preachers Announced Death of James M. Hopkins.

Mir, and Mrs. Alexander Higgins of 1 Pawtucket spent Sunday with friends ! in Danielson.
 Mir and Mrs. John Buddy were with | New London relatives over Sunday.
 Miss Nellie Sullivan of Worcester 1 spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Louis l E. Kennedy. l George F. Herriek of Meriden was I a visitor with friends in Danielson 1 Saturday.
 Attended Masked Ball. 1 Miss Maude Graves and Miss Ser 1 tha Franklin were at Oakland beach 1 Saturday evening, to attend a masque 1 ball.
 Herbert Barnett of Worcester has ! been a recent visitor with friends in town
 Miss Mary Whalen of Cottage street remains critically i'll.
 Rev. James H. George, Jr., conducted services at St. Paurs mission in Plain field Sunday afternoon.
 Buys Farm. Edward Linnehan, for 23 years em- pIoyed as coachman by J. w. Atwood Of Wauregan, has purchased the Bouthillier farm on Allen hill
 Clearing Car Tracks.
 Sunday was not a day of rest for some of the men employed by the Shore Line Electric company, for the work of removing ice from the tracks had to be done by others than the regular car crews.
 On the cars on the Central Village Norwich line the name Connecticut company is giving place to Shore Line Electric Railway company and the cars are being painted green ~instead of yellow.
 At. St. James church Sunday the regulations for the Lenten season were read at all of the masses. The pastor Rev. J. F. Ginet, admonished the par ishioners to refrain from worldly amusements during the penitential season.
 Improved sleishins Opportunities.
 Not a sleigh was to be had to hire for love nor money in Danielson Sun day afternoon, as about everything with runners under it had been let for the day. There were sleighing par ties innumeFable from this town to others in this vicinity and vice versa.
 Attended Patriotic Service.
 Members of the C. A. R., W. R. c. S of V. and '. $. w. ". were at the Baptist church Sunday evening to attend the patriotic service The ad- dress was delivered by Rev. w. D. Swafield.
 Will Note Washinaton's Birthday.
 In the public schools of KilingIy. which will be in session today CMon- day) exercises in observance of Wash ington's birthday are to be held There was a display of the national colors in DanielSOn Sunday in honor of the an niversary and in many cases the flags will be permitted to remain floating today.
 Married Thirtytwo Years.
 Chief and Mrs. George Nj. Filling of their wedding Sunday There was no observance of the event. but con gratulations from friends who learned of the anniversary.
 Edwin C. Miners Funeral Today.
 Many viewed the body of Edwin c. Milner. lying in state at his home in Moosup Sunday afternoon. This morning at 10 o'clock there is to be a prayer service al the home The body is then to be taken on spe- cial train to Westerly, where the ser vices are to be held in Christ Episco- pal church. a
 Address Postponed.
 The address on Lyrics and Songs of the Revolution, which was to have been given last Thursday afternoon before the members of Sarah Williams Dan ielson chapter, D. A. R, by Mrs. C. H. Marble of Worcester. sister of the late Congressman Charles A. Russell. but which was postponed on account of the storm. will be given at the home of Mrs Clinton W. Atwood next Fri day afternoon
 Expect Big Number Of Muskrats.
 Hunters of mdskrats are preparing for a big killing of the fur bearing rodents. The hunters have it figured out that after the long period of cold weather there is going to be quick breaking up of Arctic conditions Probably a freshet and that the rats will be driven out of winter quarters by the high rising waters and placed at the mercy of the gunners. With ice that is from IA to Is inches thick on the rivers and more than a foot of snow on top of that, the old hands at the game feel that conditions are right for some real lively times around the rivers within the next few days. They are watching for a chance to make a cleanup.