Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
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 Thomas HaIpin Given Special Trophy
 --Rev. J. F. Quinn at Governors
 Esncuet--C. A. Tillinehast Tempe
 rary Receiver for Wood Company
 H. L. Burraee Heads Cotton Com
 Rany.
 Allan Dean of Boston was at his home in Danielson Monday.
 c. c. Franklin Of Scituate R. l.. Visited wlsa fsietlGSs here Monday.
 Mrs. Mary Taylor of Webster was t.sa glls4s9 os yutin Awkward and family Crtc sunday.
 Ia.1a N. Eearnard Of Pawtucket was 9, visitor w4th friends in Danielson iazul, cfssy
 Mrs, Anthony Boulias was reported Monday as seriously i'll.
 Herbert Barnett of Worcester spent 2ascag wish friends in Danielson.
 Will Initiate IS.
 Felix Gatineau of Southbridge in- staliins officer. assisted as master of ceremonies by Dr. l. J. Morin, will in Baptist at WiIliamsVille Sunday Eighteen candidates are to be initiat- eel The WillamsYiile council is a strong one.
 Special Trophy for Halpin.
 Thomas Halpin, formerly of Daniel son, has been awarded a special tro- phy by the Boston A. A. in recognition of his fine work in winning points in track events for the organization in sHery month of 1913 excepting April and November. MT. Halpin is captain of the track team.
 A meeting of the directors of the Windham County National bank was aald Monday
 Directors Action Approved.
 At meeting of the stockholders of 1 the International Cotton company, with a plant at East Killingly, ap- proval was given to the action taken pany, which has formally been taken over by the American Druggists syn dicate- w I. Bullard and Angus Park remain as directors and George Bull lard as manager.
 Father Quinn at Governor WaIsh's Banquet. Rev, John F, Quinn of St. Margaret s church. Waterbury, son of Mrs Timo- thy Qalnns of Maple street, was a member Of the reception committee at the banquet in homer of Governor David !, Walsh of Massachusetts at the Hotel Bancroft in Worcester Monday evening Rev. Father Quinn and Gov ernor Walsh were classmates at Holy Cross college, graduating in the class VA SS~ HTaCllCa4ly every llNlnS mem Der of this class came back to Wor- cester for Monday nights banquet and with them many disting guished alumni joined in extending greetings to the new chief executive of Massachusetts at what was a very brilliant social as- semblage-
 Acted as Installing Officer As retiring worthy natron. Mrs Ida Huntingdon acted as installing of hcer of the following newly elect ed officers of Danielson chapter, O. E. S., Mrs. Emma Warren acting as marshall Worthy matron, Alice l.. Potter Wor- thy patron, Sidney w Bard; assistant matron, Ada M- Potter; treasurer Clarence A. Potter; secretary, CrTay E. Potter; conduetress, Clara B. GIL bert: associate conductress, Katherine K- Bard, Ada, Mabel1e F. Todd; Es- ther Jennie M- Bitgood: Martha, Grace B. Kenwortly: EIecta, Emma L. 4STuIn- ley; warder. Maria F. Bennett; senti- nel, Edward s. Carpenter; chaplain, Mary F. Potter marshal, Hattie |. Franklin; organist. Annie D. Bill. Sunday Liquor Brings Monday Pen- alties. Judge Harry F. Back presided at a session of the town court Monday morning. Edward Miller and Charles LacheppeIle were the prisoners pre- sented, each charged with intoxication Each was sentenced to serve 30 days in jail and to pay costs of prosecution. Miller was arrested Sunday afternoon