Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-05
DANIELSoN
DayviIIe's New Postmaster Tskes Of
fiee-Heaviest Storm of Skinner
Strikes Danieison-EIks to Auto TO
Webster Lake.

fiee-Heaviest Storm of Skinner
Strikes DanieIson-ElI<s to Auto TO
Webster Lake.
Mr. and Mrs D. Fren Kenworthy are
at Quonochontaug for two weeks
vacation.
Walter Murphy has been q recent
visitor in Providence.
L. ], NORM was in Woonsocket re-
Gently to attend a meeting of the su-
preme officers of the Union st. John
Baptist.
Amos NORM, superintendent of the
Connecticut mills. received word of the
death by drowning of relative in
northern New England.
A union prayer meeting is to be held
in the Methodist church this evening.
William ]. Young remains ill at his
home on Winter street.
Mrs. Herbert Jones and children of
Oakland Beach are visiting with rela-
tiveS here.
The appeal of the defendant in the
lBriere-Goldwater case. tried before
Judge Woodward in the town court
this week and decided in favor of the
plaintiff has been withdrawn.
Carl Anderson has been a recent Wis
itor with friends in Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van Woodwork
leave for the Panama-Pacific EXPOSE
ton Sept. 90.
Mrs. Robinson to Exert Efforts.
As newly appointed chairman Of the
committee of county women engaged
in raising a fund of $4,000 for the
erection OF Windham hall at the Con-
necticut College for Women, Mrs.
Rienzi Robinson will exert her best ef-
forts for the success of the project.
Will Fully Recover.
Howard Burdick, whose eyes were
| temporarily blinded by fash from an
electric meter at Williamsville this
week, viii fully recover from the eff
fects of the injury.
OFF for Maine.
Earl F. Wood. editor of the Brown
University Herald for the coming
year, goes to Maine Monday for a va
confer with co-workers about plans for
| the paper covering the period to next
June.
To Go In Autos.
Most of the local Elks who have
made plans to be at Webster lake for
the annual outing and clambake of
Putnam lodge today will make the trip
in automobiles.
Supt. Bennett Pleased With New Field
Reports from Stoughton, Mass, in
| dictate that Supt. Robert K. Bennett OF
the schools there, until recently prin-
cipal of killingly High school, Is
pleased with his new field, in which
| his many local friends wish him sue
cess.
Body Taken to Wauregan.
The body of Jerome Aubin, drowned
at Wauregan Sunday afternoon, was
| taken to Wauregan Wednesday morn
| ing for burial in Sacred Heart ceme-
| terry. Louis E. Kennedy was in charge
| of the funeral arrangements. The body
of Joseph GWgne, drowned with Aubin.
was to have been inferred at Brooklyn
| Wednesday, but the funeral was post
poned on account of the storm.
Blue Day for Campers.
The summer colony at Alexander's
| lake had a blue time of it Wednesday.
! The unusual severity of the summer
| storm kept all the cottagers within
doors. In the camp conditions were
not as comfortable, some of the tents
taking in water that could not be shed
| by the tents.
Summering in Massachusetts,.
Supervisor Albert S. Ames of the
schools in Killingly and Brooklyn is
| spending the summer with his brother
| in Massachusetts. Mr.. Ames writes
that he is gaining in health and that
he expects to be ready to take up his
work here in September. Mr.. Ames
underwent an operation for append
citis a few months ago.
kiIIingIy May Not Bid.
A regular monthly meeting of the
selectmen was held Wednesday for the
consideration of routine business. 1t
was stated by one of the members of
the board that the town of Killingly
probably will not file a bid for the con-
struction of the permanent paving to
be laid in Main street. The town, for
years past, has regularly bid for state
road work to be done within it's Dor
ders, but it has never taken a contract
| for the laying of ameisite, warrenite
4 ~ roir1fnrNa6 err mr. ha G
| such a contract previously been offered
| in this town. This kind of paving re-
| quires special equipment and expert
/ ence.
To Spend Vacation in PiainfieId.
Rev. F. c. France, rector of St.
James Episcopal church at New Ha-
ven. is to spend the month of August
| in Plainfield on his vacation. and dur
| ing that time will assist Rev. James
| H. George, Jr., pastor of st. Adams
| church here, and in charge of ST. Pauls
at Plain1eld. in ministering to the
| needs of the two parishes. Sunday,
Rev Mr.. France will conduct the 10.45
| service at st. Adams church, Rev. Mr..
George going to St. PauPs to ofhciate-
| No permanent assistant has yet been
selected to work with Rev. Mr. George,
but it is expected that such a selection
| will be made in the near future, prob
| ably early in the fall.
School Committee to Meet.
| A regular monthly meeting OF the
| town school committee is scheduled for
| this afternoon. There is g. certain
| amount of routine business to be dis
| posed of and one or two special mat
| tiers TO receive consideration. The
present board has exercised unusual
| effort to cut expenses wherever posst-
| BILE, and has been successful, achieving
| some very satisfactory results, though
/ this is not to be taken as indicating
| that the schools haven't cost anything
| during the past fiscal year. The board
| has been as economical as possible In
| every department Of its work.
NEW POSTMASTER IN OFFICE.