Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-28
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 tssnsh csmpsny's May Day eArsss.
 m H. Jacobs and Rev c. n. Berber aFe to sleave about June to spend two
 S Miss aertfuds M % A spsfFow Of Provi- dence wus q visitor with friends nere
 Hsnry % Ii. sBianchard win spend the week end with friends at oakasnd
 Rsv. and Mrs. ". D. swanisid have recently had as gueBts Mrs. w. J. Swaff1eld and Leonard ". Cronknite of Boston, Mrs F. W. Hartwell, Mrs- Swafneld's mother, and Mrs. bafses'
 Mrs. Mary Bsianser. who underwsnt a serious surgical operation at the Day Kimba1l hospital is slowly gaining m strength, and her recovery within short time is looked for.
 1aoeaIaursats Speaker chessn.
 Rev. w. D. swafHsld Is to deliver the baccalaureate sermon before the menn- High school in the Baptist church on the evening of the second Sunday in June.
 Dr. George M. Burroughs will be in Philadeiphfa for the c6nvention of the American College of Physicians and Surgeons and at Atlantic City directly afterwards for the meeting of the American Medical society.
 At the Whist Tables. b Many members Of St. James parfsh gathered in St. James hall Wednesday, evening for the weekly parish whist party. The series of whists, which has been very successfully conducted for several months past. is now drawing
 Saw Quo vadis.
 A delighted audience witnessed tho showing of Quo vadis, one of the finest sets of motion pictures eyer pro- dTced, and an eight-reel subJectsa sat the Orpheam theatre Wednesday afternoon and evening. S .s,f
 K. H. 8. Defeated by B. B. Team.
 Kilfingly High schools baseball team suffered another defeat at the hande of the Baptist Brotherhood team, a real they would stick to the pastinle, by a score of 18 to 16. Norton. pitching for the school team. was subjected to a bombardment by the heavy hitters of the opposing team,
 Raissd $2o Toward WslIsslsy Fund.
 It Is gratifying to the a1umnae of the college in Danielson and vicinity that s2o for the Wellesley endowment fund was raised through holding food sale last Saturday afternoon. It is expected that further efforts will be made here to raise money for the par- pose indicated
 + Inspector Locked For.
 Postmaster c. A. Potter has heard nothing relative to the government s recent plans for sending an inspector to Danielson to look over the town It. 4-Z x-~ delivery service of mail here, but the fact that an inspector is now in Con- necticut visiting other places that is to have a similar service leads MT. Potter to believe that developments may be looked for within a short time.
 Day of Great Discomfort. -
 Thermometers in various sections were almost a unit Wednesday in re- cording the heat as ranging around the 90 degree mark. Much complaint was heard, especially from operatives work ing in the factories
 The Crusaders of the Baptist church are to have meeting at the Baptist parsonage tomorrow (Frfday) even- ing.
 Watched the Unloading.
 Did you ever stay up to see the anil mals-the kind that come with a cif- GUS? Maybe. not, but there were Q number of Danielson men who tried the stunt Wednesday night and are not over-regretful this morning It's an old pastime, but seemingly an ever attractive one. f l Observed Third Anniversary. :. Danielson chapter of the Order o1 the Eastern Star observed the third anniversary of it's organization Tues day evening by entertaining the mem bers of the chapters in Moosup and Jewett City. Degree work was con. A,x~ f,l ha Al |; that was served at e.s0. Mrs. Sidney Bard was at the head of the committed that had the arrangements for the af- fair in charge. Plans for Outdoor Services. Services on Davis park Sunday af. ternoons are arranged for the summer months, the first one to be held on ths second Sunday in June. This year thu services are to be held at the cornel of the park near Broad and Reynoldl streets. opposite the Baptist parsonage that the noise from street cars at thu other side of the park and other traf' fic may be less ,disturbins Rev. F. A conduct the first service. The follow ing Sunday supply pastor will be ii charge. followed on the succeedint Sunday by Rev. w. D. Swaffield. Vacation Schedule.
 The pastors of the Congregational l Baptist and Methodist churches hay' practically completed their arrange ments for services during the summe months. During June and July Rev. C l.. Barber will be away. Rev. B. A Legy is to have his vacation durini July, Rev. w. D. Swaffield during Au rust There will be a pastor here dur ! ing all of the summer. Arrangement l have been thought out for union ser vices and it has been decided to hay. I union services, Thursday night durini all of the summer. The detaiis of tn l Arrangsment arc to be announces I fAter.. .-s rs
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