Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-21
DAVIDSON

DR.. q, M. Burroughs I oundergo Sur
sieaI operation--An Of
Burnett Bottcnnlys Weddine-PoIit
ieai Leaders lnstruoting Voters
| From 1000 to $500 at Moosup Ball
Games,
Dr. George NJ. Burroughs will I'M
dergo surgical operation this week
at q hospital near Boston, where he
Z has been a patient for the past two
weeks.
Welykit is the name selected by
Postmaster and Mrs. c. A. Potter for
their bungalow on Elmville road. 1t
IS produced from I'VE like it" and rep
resents what the owners think about
their new home.
Burnett 6ottomiy Marriage.
Announcements were received here
Monday of the marriage at Providence
Saturday of Mics Lillian Rose Bottom
" of that city and Raymond Leslie
Burnett of Providence, formerly of
Dayyiile Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett are
to make their home in Providence.
Henry McDermott Of Woonsocket
was at his home here over Sunday.
Borough officials who have them for
distribution are receiving many calls
for copies of the annual reports Of the
town of Killingly, now ready for dis
tribute
iEak TO De nalSe0s
The curbing and sidewalk near
and Center streets. is to be raised five
inches in connection with the paving
of Main street.
Observation and Comment.
Mrs. Peter Reynolds is visiting her
sister, Mrs William Nolan, at Bridge
port.
Mrs. John Ruddy has returned to
Bridgeport after a visit with relatives
In DanielSon.
Mrs. Winthrop Short has gone to
Bridgeport for a visit with relatives.
Miss Doris Roehrer Of Springfield
Is visiting with relatives in town this
week.
Providence Monday.
John c. Vernon. of Marlboro was
a visitor with friends in Danielson
Sunday
Miss Marguerite Caron, operator at
the central telephone station, has re-
turned from a vacation of two weeks.
Work is well advanced on the con-
struction of a new house for William
S. Brown at his Shepard hill farm,
near Wauregau The house has nine
rooms and is to be equipped with all
modern conveniences.
Schools went back to full time
schedule in Kilhngly Monday and the
Temperature was such as not to inter
fere with their work, as was the case
last week. The young people, however,
get a day off this week to attend the
fair.
,, Crusaders Officers.
The Crusaders of the Baptist church
have elected the following officers;
President, Miss Dorcas Gallup; vice
president, Everett MITCHELL; secretary.
Dorothy Burton; treasurer, Harold
Greene: membership committee, Miss
Clarice Branche, Henry Gallup; re-
freshment committee, Miss Elizabeth
Greener. Miss May Preston; social
committee, Miss Grace Stanton, Mrs.
Ernest r. Warren.
PenteeostaI Soeiety's Election.
Following are the officers. newly
elected, Of the Missionary society of
the Pentecostal church for the season
of 1915-1916: President. Mrs. Annie
Lloyd: vice president Mrs. Clara
Miner; secretary, Francella Long;
treasurer, Mrs. William Mason.
This evening there is to be prayer
meeting of the members of the Pente-
ccstal church with Mrs. Bush of Pot
ter street. The Thursday afternoon
prayer meeting this week is to be held
with Lucy Baker. Next Sunday is to
he Rally day IN the Sunday school
and a special program has been ar
ranged. movement is underway to
hold in the near future revival meet
ings at the Pentecostal and Advent
churches.