Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-11
DANIELSON
Roast Piu Dinner at Old killinsIy Pond Students Entered for Webster Msst--New PeddIers' Ordinance in Effsot--llIustrated Address.

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 Earf Pilling of Dedham, Mass. spent sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs George M Filling. E sMr. and Mrs. Oswald Street have re- turned from their wedding trip.
 George z. Morin of Lowell was a visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 Miss Roberta Horton spent the week end at her home in Pawtucket
 Before Judge w. F. Woodward, sit- ting as a justice, there was a hearing of a civil case Saturday morning.
 Cottage Prayer Meeting.
 There was a prayer meeting at the home of Charles Greene on Broad street Saturday evening.
 Selectman A. D. Sayies was serenad- ed at his home in East Killinsly in honor of his election as town official case of William Tulin of Hartford is to be heard
 W. E. Labelle is furnishing baseball scores from the worlds series games for the benefit of fans here.
 October Apple Blooms.
 A. P. woodward showed Saturday a spray of apple blossoms and a newly-' formed apple just picked from a tree
 Roast Pig Dinner. At s. D. Horton's picturesque camp at Old Killingiy pond Sunday about a score of Danielson men enjoyed roast
 Miss Jane B. Newton of Hartford spent Sunday with friends in Daniel son.
 Mrs. Herbert Barnett of Baltic has been spending few days with her parents. MT. and Mrs. c. H. Pellett. Mir and Mrs. L.. c. Sayles have re- turned to their home in Dayville after spending the summer and early fall at their camp on the north shore of Alex ander's lake. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Ismon of Day street are entertaining relatives from New York.
 Mems Night at the Grange. | Tonight is to be gentlemen's night at the meeting of Killingly grange. There will be a sprinkling of Dan- l ielson fans in the crowd that sees the Philadelphia-Boston game in Boston | today. Most of the locals are Red Sox rooters.
 l The majority of the town officials elected last week have qualified by | filing their bonds or by such other ac- tion as Is required by law. There was a rush at the box office of the, Orpheum theatre Saturday annual course of Young Peoples enter tainments.
 Illustrated Lecture.
 A stereopticon lecture by Rev. C. H Barber at the Congregational church Sunday evening on the Prophet Elijah I and the scene of his efforts for true religion was illustrated by over >5d slides.
 As had been expected on the first half-holiday of the open season, there was an unusually large number o1 hunters in the woods on Saturday. To- Iday for the first time this season ii 1 will be legal to shoot woodcock. l Basketball Conference Probable. l At. the track meet in tWebster to- be conference of representatives oi Il the various high schools engaged rel lsative to forming high school basket. ball league.
 l In Danieisou tomorrow there will b, no observance of Columbus day, thougl the hanks will be closed. as the day il legal holiday in Connecticut. l It is said that consideration is bein; given to the matter of determining lmethod of keeping the new payini Iproperly swept. as it Is already eviden
 must be done.
 Students Who Will Compete at Web
 ster.
 The students who will make up tn
 K Fl. s. team that will enter the fiel, Ody events dI wooster tomorrow, Co
 lumbus day. are Bartlett, M Conklir Wells, Gagnon. H. Gallup, Elliott, Red i dy, Smith. The relay team will be made up o } Bartlett. Wells. Conklin and Reddy Entered for the mile, though all o 1 them may not start. are Conlxlin i Wells. Gagnon. Bartlett and Redd, l arc entered for the dash. Gallup an, , Elliott are the high jump entries, an, f Smith and Bartlett the broad jumI l men.
 5 The team will be in charge of Pau : IN. Swafield of te faculty and vii | make the trip to Webster in moto
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