Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-27
DANIELSON
Westerly Man Acquires Boston Store
Neiehbors' Night at Brooklyn Grange
Funeral of Andrew D. Flage-Pro-
qramme for Memorial Exercises on
Monday Next.

QFamriS TOT WCnfCEIdt AN1fSiSSS ~
Monday Next.
G. o. Benson leaves this morning TOT
Great Darlington, where he is to pc
clerk at the Darlington inn during the
season.
Capt. E. L. Darbie will have the
Thirteenth company, c; A. e., Tor tne
annual rifle practice today.
Mr.. Warren May Be Principal.
Although not elected, Ernest Ross
Warren, teacher of French and Ger
man at the high school, has been prac-
tically decided upon for principal by
the town school committee.
Martin Mellor of Kennebunk, Ne,
was a visitor at his home here Wed
nesday.
Miss Rose A. Henderson of Spring
field was a visitor with Danielson
friends Wednesday.
Charles L. Darbie has been i'll at his
home for several days.
Henry A. Smith of Washington, D.
day.
Putnam Suffragists Invited.
Mrs. Rienzi Robinson has invited the
members of the Putnam Equal Fran
chise league to hear Mrs. Thomas N.
Hepburn speak at the meeting here
Friday evening.
Burial in New York.
The body of Rhaplin Amato, IS
months, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
-Amato of Canterbury, was forwarded
to New York Wednesday.
Some members of the senior class of
Killingly High school are to enter
Brown university in the fall.
A number of local people will attend
the Memorial exercises to be held at
Arlington Friday afternoon.
Quilting Bee.
A quilting party was held Wednes-
day afternoon by the Ladies' Benevo-
lent society of the Congregational
church.
Westerly Man Acquires Business.
The Boston Dry Goods company has
passed to the management of F. H.
Opie of Westerly.
A flock of jitneys. organized over
night, provided convenient and cheap
transportation to the circus grounds
Wednesday.
The Williamsville team of the Tex
ganization and looks like a real pen
nant contender.
For Memorial day, the Shore Line
Electric Railway company will arrange
an augmented service on the local
lines.
Changers at Brooklyn.
Putnam, Wolf Den and Little River
grange members were guests of Brook
lyn grange at Neighbors' night meet
ing Tuesday and gave the programme.
Other oranges represented were Kill
Hngly and Plainf1eId. Refreshments
were served.
The K. H. S. baseball team will play
Bartlett High school at Webster this
afternoon, this being the first meeting
of the teams this year.
Music for graduation is now under
rehearsal at the high school. AS usual
a large number of the students will be
included in the chorus, the music to be
made a feature of the exercises as
usual.
Important Debate Friday.
This school years final meeting of
the Marietta Kies Debating society of
the high school is to be held Friday,
and is of special interest, for at that
time the juniors who are to conduct the
society next year are to be selected.
Won Prizes at Whist.
At the weekly parish whist in st.
James hall. honors were won by Miss
Marie Gaudette. Miss Rosanna God
reau, Mrs. L. E. Kennedy, Peter Bar
beau, Mr.. Ouilette and Wildee Lacal-
lee.
Rain Decreased Circus Attendance.
Frank A. Robbins circus, an old time
favorite show with DanieIson people,
made its first appearance here in
years w eun6SQ9y. Ram kept away
many who had planned to see the tent
ed exhibition, but those who went were
we'll pleased, got their moneys worth
and enjoyed all the features that go to
make this form Of entertainment fasci-
mating.
The show was one of the cIeanest
that has been in town. They got from
their train to the grounds without the
expected circus morning disturbance
and in jig-time had their tents up and
were ready to do business. The street
parade, which got under way prompt
ly at 1890, was witnessed by a large
number.
Features of the big show that were
of special interest were the head
walking act and the leaping of the gap
with a head jump. Daring aerialists,
funny clowns. good animal acts and
fine acrobats were combined to keep
the, show lively and interesting. The
side shows held a lot of attention from
many that went to the grounds and
most of them found much to amuse
them Whereabouts.
The circus went from Danielson to
Southbridge.