Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-10
DAVIDSON

Large Class Expected at Ntilinov
High scheoI-orand OFFICER Made
OFFICIAL Visit to Orient sLodss-Va-
rious Matters Of Interest.
Mrs A. v. woodwork has gone to
Pleasant View for a vacation OF two
weeks. t
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Sayles OF East
Kiliingly spent Sunday at Oakland
beach, where they go later In the
month for a vacation of two weeks.
Henry A Logan of Waterbury was
visitor with friends In Danielson
Monday.
Hiram s. Franklin and family mo-
tored to Oakland beach Sunday.
John Dove is to be a member OF the
repertorial STAFF of the Brown. uni
versity Herald during the coming
A. v. Woodwork spent the week
end at Oakland beach.
Miss Lauretta A. Simpson Of Attle-
boro was a visitor with friends here
over Sunday.
Henry McDermott Of woonsocket
was at his home here over Sunday.
DR.. ]. S. Davis of Cambridge, in
structor at Harvard university, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Dam
ielson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ", H. Brown of At
tawaugan will spend this week at
Portland, Me.
Joseph Davignon Of Webster was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davignon Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Pilling of
Providence are visiting with Daniel
son relatives.
Miss Marie Weaver and Miss Name
Dunn, operators at the telephone ex-
change, are having their vacations.
Albert Day, of Springfield, Mass,
was a visitor with friends here Mon
day.
George Lyon of New London Wis
tied at his home on the West Side.
John B. Wright of Providence visited
with friends in Danielson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Perkins mo-
| tored to Newport and Fall River Sum
day.
Mrs. John Heneault of New Lon
don visited here recently.
Rev. M. J. Ginet, M s., announced
to his congregation that the annual
lawn fete had been a financial and
| social success.
Frank Stinson leaves next week for
| a trip to the Pacific coast. He will
| be away several weeks.
Grange Meeting.
A regular meeting of Kilhngly
grange was held Monday evening. To-
| day grangers Of this town will be at
Storrs for the annual outing of Qufn-
ebaug Pomona grange. No. 2.
Corn Escaped Injury.
The very fine corn crops Of W. 8.
Brown at the Shepard hill farm near
Wauregan escaped serious injury Ia
the storm that proved so disastrous
| to crops hereabouts last week.
Washout Filled Up.
On Potter street employees of the
town have filled q gulley washed out
Of the north side Of the street by heavy
rains with rocks Of cobble stone size
as basis for the repair work to be
done there.
In the Probate Court.
In the probate court at Brooklyn
| Wednesday there IL to be q hearing
upon the allowance Of the account Of
the executrix Of the win Of J. II.
company.
Large Glass Expected.
II IN anticipated that the class ems
tering Killingly High school this fall
| will be O. numerous one. Brooklyn
will send more out Of town students
than any other town, excepting Kill
lingly, represented in the snrollment
Registrars TO Meet.
On Friday OF this week the reg
/ istrarg of voters will again be in geg-
sion for the purpose OF enrolling
| voters, az required by law In thii
district Of the town less than O doser
took advantage Of the opportunity Of
fered to register last Friday.
DinnrInu Of Auto Headlights.
It now seems very. certain that TIM
next general assembly will be askec
to enact O. statute to require the dim
ming of the electric headlights on mo-
tor vehicles when another car 10 ap'
preaching from tho opposite direction
At least one serious accident in thiI
Section recently was IN a measure du'
to the binding giaro Of powerful light
on an approaching car ana driver
constantly remark narrow escapes
from wrecks on account OF this sans
reason.
Official Visit to Orient Lodge.
Russell Porter Clark Of Stamford
grand chancellor OF the grand lodg'
of the knights OF Pythias In Connect
cut, District Deputy AlonZo Thompson
William johnson and l., Kinney o
Jewett City. paid an official visit u
Orient lodge of this place, The grani
officer and other visitors gave inter
estins addresses on Pythianism tina
were very much enjoyed.
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