Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-19
DANIELSON
witch Commercial School Team to
Play x. n. S.-Death of Benjamin
T. Hayes-Suspieious WarrenviIIe
DOG Killed.

T. Hayes-suspiciou WarrenviIIe
| Dog Killed.
| Mr. and Mrs w. S. Brown have been
entertaining Mrs. Frank Tourtelotte
and son. of Putnam, and Mrs. Pearl
| Moves, of Thompson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reach, former
| ly here, who have been in Pomfret
| inee last fall, are at their Oakland
beach cottage for the summer. Their
son, Leroy, of Buffalo. is with them.
Richard Doyle, i'll in a Worcester
hospital for several weeks, is so far
recovered that he is expected to re-
turn to his home here the latter part
of the week.
Supervisor Albert S. Ames will be
able to attend to his correspondence
and many of his school duties while
receiving treatment at the Day kim
ball hospital in Putnam.
VIII Remodel Store.
Harry Deacon and Son. who have
leased the Boston store, are to re-
model it. The changes are expected
| to require about six weeks
George C. French, of lewiston Me-,
| was a visitor with friends in Daniel
son Tuesday.
Mrs. Kent A. Darbie, who has been
critically i'll. is making slow but steady
progress toward recovery.
| A meeting of representatives of the
IpatFiotie societies of the borough is
| to be held this evening to complete
arrangements for Memorial day.
Refreshments were served at a
meeting of Quinebaug lodge of Odd
Fellows Tuesday evening.
Damage from Frost.
Frosts are reported to have caused
considerable damage to garden truck
in towns in this vicinity.
N. C. S. Team to Play K. H. S.
The Norwich Commercial school bas-
ketbalI team plays Killingly high
school here this afternoon.
Rev. Alfred Barratt, formerly pastor
of the Union Baptist church at East
IKillingly, is visiting in that village.
Frank n. Myers of Pawtucket was
a visitor Tuesday with Danielson
friends.
Mrs. Mary salotti, i'll for a num-
Der of weeks with pneumonia, is slow
ly recovering.
Case Continued.
The Clinton Meissner trial. to have
taken place at Hartford today, has
been postponed until June 1.
The practice of holding Sunday
baseball games across the Rhode Is
land border, of interest to many local
fans, is to be, resumed tlig season.
Some sections of the highway lead
| ing to the state road at the Rhode
Island line, east of South Killingly,
are so deep with sand as to make trav-
cling difficult.
Notice Affecting Assessments.
! 1t is stated that an effort will be
made at the next annual town meet
ing to require assessors of Kfllingly
to give notice to taxpayers of an in
| crease in assessment, SO that the per-
| son assessed may have opportunity
to appear before the board of relief.
1 This iS fnIl0xred in CTR
| Teachers Reappointed.
| 1t is believed that there will be few
changes in the makeup of the teaching
force in the schools of Killingly next
fall The teachers have all been re-
elected and in the great majority of
instances will return.
To Plan for Alumni Reception.
| President Ray w. Pellet of the Kill
Ilingly High School Alumni association
has called a meeting of the officers and
members of the executive committee
for this week to make arrangements
/ for the annual reception in honor of
the graduating class. Frank J. G.
Bailey is the vice president of the
association. Assistant Postmaster
Raymond Allen is secretary and treas
| urer.
Rev. Mr.. swaffieId's Condition En-
couraeina.
Reports from Providence Tuesday
were that Rev. w. D Swaff1e1d, oper-
ated upon for appendicitis in a hospi-
tai in that city Sunday, is making a
fine recuperation, the operation hav-
ing been wholly successful.
| Will Attend State Meeting,
| DR.. George NJ. Burroughs will be in
Hartford today and Thursday attend
ing a meeting of the State Medical
society. DR.. Burroughs takes the place
in the meeting of DIR. S. B. Overlook of
Pomfret, who is recovering from an
illness at his home in that town.