Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-26
DANIELSON
Henry Coles Body Still Unclaimed- Services of Holy Week. Funeral of John Weaver-Alcott D. SayIes Post master at East killingIy.

Mrs J. J. Dunn visited friends in Worcester Thursday.
 Mrs. Mary E. Bullard has returned here, after spending several weeks in Massachusetts.
 Miss Molly Connors, who has been the guest of friends here, has returned to New York.
 Alphonse Bessette Of Providence, formerly here. has been visiting friends in town.
 Rev. 2. Chouinard has returned to Hartford after a stay of several weeks in Danielson.
 John B. Morris of Meriden visited Danielson friends Thursday. MT. and Mrs. Alfred L. Reed have
 been spending a few days in New York
 W. s. Brown has his stone crusher set up and in operation at his Shep-
 herd hill farm. near Wauregan. Sells Interest in Paper. Harold F. Glendining, who has sold
 the Windham County Transcript to the
 Transcript company, and Mrs. Glen l dining, leave today for a visit in New York.
 Auction at Northrup Place. J. Carl witter conducted an auction | at the Northrup place, near Central i Village, Thursday.
 Plans are being considered for es- 1 tablishing a garage at Dayvflle. Henry Coles Body Unclaimed. The body of Henry Cole, travelling l salesman, who died suddenly in a local hotel Sunday evening, rems ''ls at the | undertaking rooms of L. E. Kennedy, | while an effort continues to locate his relatives.
 Several large consignments of the very latest spring millinery were re- ceived yesterday for the spring mil linery opening at the Progressive store today and tomorrow-Adv. Two of the German coolies, imported | dogs that Henry I. Bear has at his | police dog farm near East Kiningly were seen in Danielson in MT. Baers | charge and attracted much attention Twelve players in the Bohemian
 clubs pinochle tournament played 3 | series of eight games at the rooms o1 l the organization Thursday evening
 The tournament will come to a close
 next Tuesday evening". CIaremont Church Leading.
 The Claremont, N. H.. Baptist Sun- | day school is leading, S75 to 725, ir | the contest for arttendance that is being held with the Sunday school ot | the Danielson Baptist church. Holy Week Services. l Holy week services are to be hel6 | in the churches of the borough be- 1 ginning Tuesday evening of next week | with union communion service in the
 Methodist church Good Friday evening
 at 7.30.
 | Officers of Ladies' Aid Society. | Following are the newly elected of. l ficers of the Ladies' Aid society o1 the Baptist church: President, Mrs | ". J. Craig: vice president Miss FL
 len Arnold; secretary, Mrs. Henry " Chapin: treasurer, Mrs. Frank T Pres | ton. The society raised $500 during | fIa St iaI, iS o 1o than was raised during the preceding year.
 Manufacturers from towns in this part of Windham county took special interest, and were well represented
 in the hearings at the capitol in Hart ford on bills, relating to fixing the hours for factory labor. Palm Sunday, commemorative o1 | Christs triumphal entry into Jerusa-
 lem, will be observed at the churches
 in the borough with special services or 1 Sunday. At St. James church at the
 high mass the usual ceremony of the i blessing of and distribution of the
 palms will take place. | At St. AIban's Church. | Rev. S. W. Lindsey of the Church l of the Reconciliation, Webster. was | the Lenten preacher at St. Alban's | church Thursday evening. Fol holy | week Rev. J. H. George, Jr.. has ar 1 ranged SerV1CeS at the church as fOl- lows: Celebration of holy communion
 every morning. excepting MaundJ
 Thursday and Good Friday. at 7.s0
 Thursday evening celebration of holy
 communion and sermon, at 7.S0. by
 Rev. F. J. Bohanan. pastor of St. An
 drew's church, Norwich. Good Friday
 at 7.30 morning prayer and the usua.
 three hours service from 12 noon tc
 p. m. Easter day, address and holy
 communion at 6.3O: morning prayer
 sermon and holy communion at 10.45 | children's festival at 5.30. | At St. Paurs church, Plainfeld, there 1 is to be an Easter day service ana l Sunday school festival at 3.15. 1 EIINERAV