Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-14
DANIELSON
Degrees Conferred By Grange-k. n.
S. Defeats PIainfTeTd Visiting
Nurse Concludes ngasement-AI-
bert n. Warren Graduated as Second
Lieutenant,

MISS Elizabeth +. FILLING is at We'll
lesley for the commencement everciess'
Miss Elizabeth Pilling, her niece, is a
member of the graduating class
Captain A. P. Woodward, Albert B.
Fields and A. L. Reed are at Fort
Wright today. to watch sub calibre
practice by the coast arti1lerymen.
George Heneau1t and a party of
friends motored to New London Sun
day and visited with the Thirteenth
company at Fort Wright, Fishers Is
land.
Clare Turner is recovering from in
juries recently received by being
thrown from his motorcycle.
Going to Granite State.
Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Swaffield ex-
pect to leave this week for a stay at
Lake Winnepeasaulde, N. H.
Rev. H. B. Goodseu conducted the
service at the Congregational church
at South Killingly on Sunday, when
there was Children's Day programme.
Wilfred Puize of South Main street
street, next to his fathers residence.
caffrey- Paige Engagement.
The engagement of Katherine CAT
frey of Elmville and A1cid Paige of
Dayville has been announced.
Horace B. Morgan of Meriden was
week end visit with friends in
Danielson.
Grange Confers Degrees.
At South Killingly Saturday even
ing there was a meeting of Highland
grande for the comforting of degrees
sermons, was the subject of Rev. E.
A. BIake's sermon at the Baptist
church in East Killingly Sunday.
Flora's Night.
Tonight will be observed as F1ora's
night at the meeting of Killingly
grange. A special programme has
been arranged
An addition on the Phoenix block, at
the rear of Meech's store is to be of
brick.
George Danielson, Miss Edith Dan
ielson of Providence and Miss Flor
ence Danielson, member of the faculty
of Brown university, have been recent
visitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph S. Young and
party motored to Providence Satur-
day to attend the Ringland circus.
Defeats PIainfield.
K. H. S. again defeated Plainfeld
High School Z to 1. Bartlett High
School of Webster will play here this
week.
John Horton, student at st. Bona
venture college, N. Y, is expected at
his home this week.
Friday of next week has been Sc
1ected as the time for the K. H. S.
Alumni baSeballe game to be played
this year on the White Row grounds.
Passengers speak in approving terms
of the change at the station by which
the milk loading platform was re-
moved.
Mrs Martin Wolfe of Jewett City
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Murray.
Nathan D. Prince, vice president of
the Connecticut Trust and Safe Depos-
fsf,y7 Of To- I9ax yeaI-
ind at his home in town.
Flag Day Exercises.
Members of McGregor post, G.. "A.
R., are to assist at Flag Day exercises
at the East Brooklyn school today and
at Columbia hall in Dayville this even
ing.
Bids have been asked for and it is
expected that the construction Of the
Carter Street sewer authorized at the
annual borough meeting will be I'M
dertaken at an early date.
At Wauregan new spinning frames
are being installed in the big plant of
the Wauregan Manufacturing COM
large proportion of the population of
the village.
Visiting Nurse to Leave.
Miss Bartha Field, who has been the
visiting nurse here since the organ
ization of the Civic Federation's work.
has completed her work, which has
been eminently pleasing and efficient
and which has won the admiration of
all who have come in touch with it.
Miss Field leaves here this week for 2
stay at her home in the Boston sub
urban district before giving attention
to other work.
Miss Field is succeeded by Miss
Deans, graduate of a Springfield in
stitution and who has had wide ex-
perience in New York and Boston.
Her recommendations art of the high
est. She will take up the visiting
nurse work here at once.