Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-10

psrlntandent Coming for Mekhcdist
 Conference Jan. fe-0en. ]. A. At-
 wood Wants No Office. Paul N. Ewafiield has returned from visit with relatives in Maiden.
 Miss Emma Rivers and Earl Dixon. both of Danielson. are to be married here this morning.
 Delegates from granges in this sec- ton leave for Hartford today to at tend the annual meeting of the state
 By defeating Plainfieid High school, the Kiilingly High team holds right at the heels of Putnam High, flying lead- CTS of the league, and undefeated as yet.
 Schools Open Today.
 All public schools in Killingly re- sume sessions this morning after the vacation. number of teachers who have been spending the vacation out of town returned here Saturday and Sunday. The annual report of the Congrega- tional church at Brooklyn shows that all bills are paid and that there Is a small balance in the treasury. It Is expected that Suffragan Bishop Acheson will make his visit to St. AIban's parish next Sunday. Cold weather has somewhat delayed the work, but considerable of the brick work for the new story to the No. 2
 
 place.
 Skating on the River. The cold weather of the latter part of the week made the Assawaga river safe for skaters again, and many were out to enjoy the sport Saturday after noon.
 Ball Committee Named. Lieutenant Ira A. Warren, Quarter master A. W. Logee and C. A. Hamil- | ton have been appointed a committee l of the Thirteenth company, c. A. C., to arrange for the annual ball. It is said that the original cost of | mill machinery discarded from Killing | ly mills. broken up and sold for junk, during the past three years, repre- sents a big fortune. The new machin- cry, however, puts the local mills in a | position to compete successfully with modernly equipped plants. Inspection of Thirteenth Company. Captain F. L. Dengler. U. s. A., Col 1 onel John Ticket, Hartford, and Coll ] onel Henry Dorsey, New London, will be in Danielson today in connection | with the annual inspection of the | Thirteenth company, c. A. C.a This 1 morning the company books will be 1 checked up, this afternoon the com | pany equipment gone over, and this 1 evening the men will be reviewed by I the visiting officers. The inspection of the company is to be at 8 o'clock and I VIII De open to the pQDlkC. Grange to Confer Degrees. Five candidates are slated to receive | the third and fourth degrees at the l ing, when interest in the activities of the new year is expected to bring out | a large attendance.
 1 Assessors Charles B. Hutchins, w. l P. Kelley and Robert G. Smith have completed the work of making up | If11C1 y,5 al Icf Are | of the board of relief will next take up the work of giving hearings to those | who desire to question the assessments levied against them.
 It was stated Saturday that the l houses of the Consumers Ice company near East Killingly are to be filled as 1 usual this winter as soon as the ice Is 1 heavy enough to harvest. That time has not yet come. however, and its ar- l rival is dependent on the Weatherman. n. l The ice on the reservoir where the | supply is taken was several inches 1 thick Saturday.
 Armory Remodeling Satisfactory. The Hartford architect who ar- ranged the plans for the remodeling of the state armory was in Danielson at the end of the week to inspect the | final details of work that has been l done there. All the work was satis- factorily done and has been accepted. A number of cars of bituminous coal have been received in Danielson for manufacturers during the past few days. somewhat relieving the shortage being experienced in town by big con- cerns. Other cars that have been on the road for some time are expected to arrive soon, and it is now believed that the local mills will suffer no seri- ous inconvenience from fuel shortage. Heavy rains during the past three weeks have swelled the rivers and this fact has helped out manufacturers who derive considerable power for their plants from water.
 ouinebaug Lodge installation Tuesday
 Evening.
 District Deputy Grand Master A. D. Shoales of Protection lodge. I. O. O. F., of Central Village. is to be here with his suite tomorrow evening to in- stall the officers of Quinebaug lodge. Visiting members are also expected from Israel Putnam lodge of Putnam. Not much has been done. during the holiday period relative to organizing a Rebekah lodge in Danielson, but it is expected that this matter will again be taken up at an early date.
 Methodist Sunday School Officers. In The newly elected officers of the Sunday school of the Methodist Episco- pal church are: Superintendent, Sidney H. Perry; assistants, Mrs. Edith Fiske Luther Filling, Frederick A. Kennedy and William B. Reach; superintendent junior department, Harold Holehouse; superintendent of primary department Miss Ella Day; superintendent home l department, Mrs. William Martin; su- 2erintendent cradle roll. Miss Alice 1 Briggs; financial secretary, Miss Myrs
 Codding; recording secretary, Mss
 Ruth Fiske; treasurer. Nathan D
 Prince; president Sunday School Nils.
 sionary society, Mrs. Emma Day.
 The annual reports of the members
 of the Sunday school board show that
 a splendid record was made during
 1915, the results being even more sat
 isfactory and gratifying than during
 the preceding year. Much was accom-.
 plished along lines where progress wal
 desired.
 The fourth quarterly conference
 comes Jan. 19, when Rev. c. c. Scriv.
 ener of Norwich. district superintend- :. er1f ia tO nresida