Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-06
DANIELsoN..
George P. Clark Presents Portraits to Thirteenth Company consressraan Mahan Working for Federal Building fer Boreush-Rev. E. A. sLesa Memo rial Day Speaker.

Mahan Working for Federal Building fer 1oreush--Rev. E. A. sLesa Memo raaI Day Speaker.
 George P. Clark who has been spending several weeks in Danielson, left Tuesday on the return trip to his home in Los Angeles.
 Miss Georgette Jette, daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. E. Jette, will complete this week the second year of her studies at the Hmercon School of Oratcry in Bos- ton and will return to her home here. George Foote of Southbridge was in Danieison on business trip Tuesday.
 On Trip to Washington.
 Misses Mae Franklin of Danielson and Florence Baker of Moosup are spending this week in Washington, D. Judge Sabin S. Russell is now occu- pying the office of the probate court in the town hall building.
 E. l.. Darbie has been appointed ad- ministrator de bonis non of the estate of Mrs. Azuba Clark.
 Portraits Presented c. A C.
 George P. Clark has presented steel engravings of Lincoln and Grant to engravings are to be hung in the state armory.
 Mrs. Michael Awkward is fto leave about June to spend the summer
  Miss Harriet A. Rindge of Bridge port was visitor with friends in Danielson Tuesday.
 Delegate to Grand Chapter.
 Elbert L. Darbie will represent the local organizations at the gathering of the grand chapter and the grand coun- Gil of Masonic bodies in Connecticut tn Hartford next Tuesday and We'd Sesday.
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 Miss Rosanna Heneault and Eugene DeVlllier, both of Danielson, were mar tied at St. James church.. They will make their home in Danielson.
 Mrs. c. H. Burroughs will have the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church at her home for . meeting this Wednesday, after noon.
 Successful Poultry. Fancier.
 Chief George M Filling is out in the front rank of successful poultry fan ciers. At his place on Broad street ne has 120 hens and more than 400 chick ems this spring-and they are being made to show a profit.
 Charles B. Hutchins is recovering from an illness that has kept him con- fined to his home on East Franklin etreet for more than two weeks.
 May Leave the Borough. Mrs. D. M Bennett, who is at pres ent in Rockville with relatives, is to close her home here next month and probably will remove from Danielson- There is to be no session of the pub lie schools in Killingly on Friday of this week, that the teachers may have an opportunity to attend the teachers conventions at Willimantic and New London.
 Not Going to Fort Wright. Officers of the Thirteenth company, C. A. C., will be away next Monday. probably at Bridgeport, to take one of the periodical examinations required of them. An order received Tuesday cancels the arrangements for them to go to the officers school at Fort Wright, because the government has failed to provide the funds necessary to meet the expense: -. 1- E. "a Al,
 Mothers Day Services.
 Next Sunday will be observed at the Methodist church as Mothers day. An effort is being made to have every mother connected with the church in any way present at the special services that have been arranged in their hon. pr. f Many interested in. Sunday school work will be at Wauregan this (Wed- nesday) afternoon and evening for the sessions of the Sunday school conven- tion to be held in the Congregational church.
 Local grangers are; interested in the
 
 of Hampton plans to initiate class of nearly 20 candidates on May 22. Gran gers from neighboring towns will at tend.
 Danielson on Tuesday busted itself with the rumor of a confession in a murder case of local interest that has remained very much of mystery since the crime was committed last summer, but there was no basis for the story that everyone seemed to be inquiring lbout
 Hurley May Recover.
 Patrick Hurley, who fractured his SlSull when he felt off the Cottagesstreet :iailroad nridge on April 1, continues 10 cling to life at the Day Kimball hospital in Putnam. Indications are that he may recover, although this was at first believed impossible.
 One of series of weekly whist par ties, this ore under the auspices of the Scapular society, was given in St. James school hall Tuesday evening.
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