Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON
Smith Dean Engagement Announced Rev. C. H. Barber Ten Years at WestviIle Church - High School Alumni Reception Friday Evening.

Alumni Reception Friday Evening.
 Miss Maud Reach supervisor of mu- sic and drawing In the schools at Bar rington, R. l., Is with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. E. Reach, West Side, for the summer
 Mrs. w. F. Frissen and her daught- CT, Mrs. A. J. Lacrenier, Moosup, have been guests of Mrs. Mary Collins.
 Miss Leah Burns of Webster and her brother, John c. Burns, were vis- itors here for the high school recep- ton Friday evening.
 Abel L. Reeves, Miss Dora Reeves and Miss Aurora Belanger, were at Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Potter of Web ster and Miss Margaret F9agg of Putnam, were guests of MT. and Mrs. c. w. Flagg for the graduation exer- cises.
 Mrs. John Kennedy visited in Hart ford Tuesday.
 Mrs. George Caron of Mechanic street has been entertaining Mrs M. Gay of Providence.
 Miss Louis Massicotte of Providence is visiting with Danielson friends.
 Lay Reader to Officiate.
 During the absence of Rev. J. H. George. Jr., in July on his vacation, Sidney Bard, lay reader, will read the morning prayer and the sermon at Sunday morning services at St. AL DdI 5 ClluIGn.
 Mrs. T. E. Hopkins will have the members of the Ladies Reading circle at her home for the annual outing of the organization Monday.
 Rev K. c. Bass, D. D., is to preach at the Metrodist church Sunday morn ing
 Judge and Mrs. NJ. A. Shumway mo- tored to New London for the Yale Harvard races Friday.
 Rev. J. H. Durfee of Oaklawn, R. L. is to conduct the service at the Ad- vent church Sunday.
 Seeks Divorce.
 Rupert Frost, seeking a divorce from Mrs. Frost in the courts at Cincin- nati, was formerly a resident of Dan ielson, employed by the Peoples Light and Power company.
 Charles Johnson, North Grosvenor- dale, county sealer, was in Danielson Friday, on the trail of peddlers to see that they gave full measure and full weigth.
 Now that they have very impelitely told what they can do if they do not get around to the meeting of a certain organization next Tuesday evening, members are expected to appear in hosts.
 A section of Broad street has again received treatment with oil, this being paid f-S each year by residents along the section of street where the oil is placed.
 Smith Dean Engagement.
 The current issue of the Lasen Seminary Leaves contains the an- nouncement by MT. and Mrs. C. NJ Smith of Hawkins street of the en- gagement of their daughter, Eleanor Elizabeth Smith, to Allan Irving Dean, DanieIson. Miss Smith was for two years special student at Lasell sem mary.
 Wedding Invitations.
 Invitations were received here Fri day for the wedding at 1247 West Clinch avenue, Knoxville, Tenn, next Tuesday evening of Alice Rose Stan dish Perkins, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Charles A. Perkins and Ernest Ross Warren, principal-elect of Killingly High school. and son of Mrs. Rose Warren of Hawkins street.
 Tenth Anniversary of Pastorate.
 Sunday, July 4. will mark the tenth anniversary of the beginning of Rev. Clarence H. Barber's pastorate at the Westfiesd Congregational church. It has been given but to few DanieIson pastors to win from all denominations so much esteem and good will as has been shown to Rev. MT. Barber.
 Seventh Day Services.
 Why Keep the Seventh Day Sab bath, instead of Sunday is to be the subject of the sermon of the Seventh Day AdVestist conference on Davis field, Sunday afternoon. In the ev- ening the subject is to be. Why I Am an Adventist. The signs of the times, the place of the present great war in prophecy and what these things mean are to be the basis of the burden at the evening preaching service at the camp meeting.
 The opening services found a suf- f1cient number of delegates present to nearly fill the tent where the sermons are preached and there were a number of visitors from DanieIson and vi cinity.
 Alumni Reception.
 The closing event of commencement week-the Alumni Association recep- tion to the graduating class of Killing ly High school-brought together a large number at the town hall Friday evening. Members of the class of 1914 acted as ushers. The class of 47 members was assisted in receiving by members of the faculty of the High school and officers of the Alumni as- sOciation.
 The reception was followed by a period of dancing in which great many participated, while many oth- CTS enjoyed the scene from the bal cOny and vantage points about the hall.
 The Alumni officers in charge of the affair were: President, Ray W. PeI- lett: vice president, F. J. G. Bailey; secretary and treasurer, Raymond AL len; executive committee, Harry J. Hyde, Ernest Ross Warren, Carroll B. Allen.