Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
DANIELSON.
Six Cords of Driftwood From Quine- baus-M M. Degree Conferred at Moriah Lodge Communication-MI' . tary Ball a Big Success.

Principal Hal R. Eaton of the Attic boro Mass, High school was visitor with friends here Thursday.
 Home From Peninsular Sate.
 MT. and Mrs Cosmer A. Young and MT. and Mrs William Young returned here Thursday after spending the Wln- ter in Florida at New Symrna-
 Martin Whalen, who is ill with pneu- monia, was reported Thursday as resting comfortable
 Harry H. Hamilton of Providence and Kenneth Hamilton of Worcester have been called here by the death of their mother Mrs. w. H. Hamil-
 To Give Mission in Moosup.
 Rev. P. F. Mccarthy $. J.. who gave the mission at St James church, is to give a mission at All HaIows church m Moosup within few months.
 Jtis not expected that Miss Ruth Corn well Of Worcester commercial teacher in Killingly High school, will be able to return to her duties here for some time this due to her illness
 Mrs Michael Mead, who has been seriously i'll, is reported to be on the way to recovery.
 Useful Drift~ood.
 thrifty resident of the West Side has accumulated about six cords Of wood from the places along the Quine- baug river to which it drifted from its owners property during the spring freshet season.
 The incinerated remains of Henry F. Clark who died in Los Angeles dur ing the winter, were taken to the fam ily burial lot in the town of Plain field for internent. A. F. Wood was the funeral director in charge.
 Observers of Industrial matters in Danielson note with pleasure that high grade of labor is being brought to this town to work in the cotton mills.
 Blocked the Line.
 The moving of a building from the Austin Williams place, now owned by Luther Filling in the Westheid sec ton necessitated that passengers on electric cars be transferred Thursday, as the house blocked the line in Main street.
 Invited to Norwich
 Killinsly High School athletes who like the long distance running game are invited to participate in the modi- fled Marathon race to be held at Nor wich on Memorial day.
 At the OrpheuGn thearer Thursday evening the play presented by the Kark- Urban company was the Deep Purple, a scory of the under world.
 Eli GaSineau, of SouthbTidse, prom ir1ent in the affairs of the Union St John Baptist was guest of pr. l.. l. MoT4n. who is also identified with the supreme co5F92cI1 of the organization.
 Comment was being made generally In Daniasson Thursday on the unusual 9y large zzrnber of deaths of old resi- dents and well known people in Dan ieAspn NbitfYkn tise last six weeks
 Pseparsssg For School Exhibit.
 S4rper~5spF Albert $. Annes Of the srasooas fin Kl11ingly is engaged in col 1ectfng the papers by pupils who are to enter inEo the exhibit of school work to be made here with the begin ing of May.
 Unless special appropriations are made 1s1Eing the year, the amount of money that will be raised by the Borough tax of 1-2 mills that has been assessed will be ample, it is ex- pected to meet the current expenses and leave a sum sufficient to materil- fy reduce the debt
 Visited High School.
 Two visitors at killingly High school Thursday were Principal Henry T. Burr of the Wlliimantic Normal school an institution to which a number of the students now studying here will some time go, and Principal Hal R. Eaton of Attleboro, formerly principal of Killingly High school.