Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-27
DANIELsoN
Or. George NJ. Burroughs Recovering
Boys Steal Flour and Sell IL Cheap
Additional Gift of 5000 for Wind
ham Hall from David Hale Tanning


Rev. George H. Stone Of Putnam
conducted service at the Advent chapel
Sunday afternoon.
There was religious meeting at the
home of Charles Green. Broad street,
Saturday evening.
Charles e. Franklin spent the week
end at Oakland Beach.
Woisard and Henry Bergin motored
to Southbridge Saturday afternoon to
witness the Putnam-Southbridge base
ball game.
Mdme. Cyr's millinery opening Fri
day and Saturday of this week. As
desirable selections from the seasons
newest offerings in hats, trimmings
and all accessories.-ady.
Mrs. Sarah E. Davis of Aboca, Iowa,
Is visiting with her niece. Mrs. w. /.
Bullard-
Will Teach at 5ridsewater.
Miss Marion Horton left Saturday
to be member of the faculty of a
young ladies' seminary. Miss Horton
Is recent graduate Of Brown uni
versity.
DR.. Burroughs Recovering.
DR.. George NJ. Burroughs is steadily
recovering after an abdominal opera
ton recently performed at the New
E<n6ldI1Q IdUllSI nO6pllAA III oOSIO1s
and II Is expected will be able to re-
turn to his home here in about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cyr, who have
been at their Montreal home during
the summer season. have returned to
Danielson.
George A. willets of Paseoag was a
visitor with friends in Danieison over
Sunday.
Mrs. Miranda c. Butler Robinson Is
to be an honor guest at the formal
opening Of the Connecticut College for
Women at New London Oct. 8, when
the public has been invited to De pres
emit at reception from to 8 o'clock
The actual opening of the college takes
place today.
Miss Ellen F. Horton, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Horton. is filling an
appointment as head OF the dietetical
| department of the Homeopathic hos
pital at Providence.
Starting for the Front.
Alfred Thibeault, formerly of Dan
| ielson, writes from a military camp al
Shorncliffe, Kent, England, that he is
about to start for the front as a mem
! Der of a Canadian regiment of militia
4 in which he enlisted more than two
| years ago while located at Saskatche-
wan.
Band Not Coming.
Manager ]. F. Lewis of the Orpheum
theatre announced Saturday the can
| collation. of the engagement of Crea-
torres band. to have been heard at the
| Orpheum theatre tomorrow evening
| The cancellation is due to a duplica-
ton of booking dates by the New
York agents of the band, which will
be heard a few weeks hence, a datt
having been promised. The band plays
in New Haven Tuesday evening.
May Dispense With Sisnpost.
There IL clause in the warning
for the annual town meeting to see 4
| the town will vote for the discontinue
ance of the public signpost at the oh
| town house at Killingly Center. Thi
is a post that is rarely looked at 70
town notices and it is a bother TO keel
1t posted with the required notices
i There are eight other such signpost
in the town. this number being held a
ample, each section having at leas
| one.
KiIlingly High school has been invit
ed to enter a team for track meet Z
be held at Webster Columbus day, Oct
IL, number of high schools to b
represented in the competition. Xii
lingly will accept the invitation an
the training Of the athletes who ar
to represent the local school will begil
\ today. 1t was such a meet while
member of q K. H. S. team that Thorn
middle distance runners in the worlC
=. took part in his first race.
There is also some talk OF fcTmin
basketball league to be made up G
teams representing Killingly, Putnar
and Windham High schools in Connec
ticut and Webster, Southbridge an
} Oxford High schools in Massachusetts.
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