Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-25

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 Sixty Sign Petition for Summer Half
 Holiday Camp Meeting Opens Hieh School Graduates Forty seven Fate of Schooner Flora A. kimbaII, Once Owned Locally. Postmaster Charles A. Potter was in Willlmantic Thursday. Salary Increased. Frederick Pierce of the Lewiston, Me, High school faculty and Mrs. Pierce are expected here next week, to remain for the summer with MT. and Mrs. Alvah Pierce. MT. Pierce has | been engaged at Lewiston for another year at an increased salary.
 St. John's Day Souvenirs. L. J. Morin gave away hundreds of reproduction maple leaves Thursday as a souvenir of St. Johns day, ob- 1 served everywhere by French Canadi- ans.
 Dr. c. c. Sharpe was in willimantic
 Everett Gay was in willinantic on Thursday with the local U. s. w. V. delegat ton.
 George c. Roberts of Meriden called on Danielson friends Thursday. Second Session This Month. Judge w. F. Woodward presided at a session of the town court Thursday, the second this month. Henry Babson, member of McGregor post. G. A. R., was in Willimantic Thursday.
 Mrs. A. H. Huntingdon will have the members of the Civic federation at her | home for a meeting this afternoon. Miss Georgia B. Andrews of Burling- ton, Vt, was the guest of friends here for the graduation Thursday. Many out Of town members of the K. H. s. Alumni association are expected to return today for the annual recep- tton to the graduating class.
 Chilly Thursday Morning. Thursday mornings low temperature record was variously reported as from 54 to 5S degrees.
 it's junction with Center. that Is an invitation 10 accident. MT. and Mrs. Theodore Fulton are at Oakland Beach for the week end,
 Sixty Sign Petition.
 Sixty names have been appended to the clerks petition for a half holiday during July and August, and the pe- tition is in the hands of the secretary of the Business Mems association.
 Over on the Lavallee farm on South street the hens assigned to the job of matching out settings of pheasants' eggs are complacently sticking to their nests. The little pheasants are expect SA1 III dDOul IWO "6GhS
 Although the usual time for estab- fishing it is passed, no half hourly service of cars between Danielson and Putnam has been established this sum- ner, nor has any definite announcement been made as to when the extra sum mer service may be expected.
 Headed for Gales Ferry.
 En route to New London for the boat races today, luxurious touring cars, chiefly from the Bay State began to roll through Danielson in numbers Thursday afternoon. Several of them showed the Harvard colors.
 If INillingly votes license this fall, a sundry reasons, 1t is probable that a special borough meeting will be asked to provide regular police patrols in the business section.
 There is now a likelihood that the beer and liquor seized by Deputy Sher- if Charles E. Aver from Eli Dagenias last Saturday will be claimed by the persons who were to receive it from MT. Dagenias, as their agent, when the hearing is held next Wednesday.
 Adventist Camp Meeting Opens.
 Thursday evening the first session of the $. N. E. conference of Seventh Day Adventists of Connecticut and Rhode Main street with many delegates pres ent from the territory represented. The graduating exercises and other affairs kept away many who otherwise would have attended the service. Large con- gregations are anticipated during the camp meeting, which is to continue until July f.