Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-08
DANIELsoN

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 Columbia. Ma4-Anthony Anes, s9,
 votes-BIanket BelIot Again a Han
 dicap-PoIice Dog Valued at $2oo
 Escapes From Express Office -inter-
 est in Election Returns.
 Rev. Clarence Clifford of Newton Centre, Mass. was a visitor here on Tuesday.
 Miss Carrie Chamberlin will have the members of the Ladies Art club at her home for meeting this after noon.
 Letters From Rev. J. H. George. Rev. James H. George, Jr.. writes to friendse here that he is pleasantly sit- uated in his new pastorate at Colum- bia, Me.
 George B. Restz of Boston was a visitor here Tuesday.
 Friday Mrs. Frank T. Preston will have the Ladies' Aid society at her home on Broad street. w. K. Litch motored to Providence Tuesday with party of friends.
 Acting Agent of Express Company
 B. L. Reach, formerly here, has re- signed as cashier of the Adams Ex- press company at New Britain. but will remain at the office during the winter as acting agent.
 Voter Nearly 100.
 Anthony Ames. who is nearing the century mark, was a voter at the polls here Tuesday and was greeted by a number of friends.
 Both republicans and democrats worked actively at the polls on Tues day, the result this morning indicating that one party hustled for results, the other for glory.
 Settling-up Day.
 And incidentally this is the day the bettors settle. There wasn't much money bet in Danielson on the election but in one roll it would spoil the shape of a one way pocket.
 Building for Republican Club.
 The work of forwarding the con- Side (Brooklyn) Republican club is to be undertaken at once Will Meet at Thompson. Women of the Ashford association of Baptist churches are 70 meet in Thompson today and Danielson will be represented. There is to be basket | meeting and program in which c. D. l Hale and Mrs. c. A. Frost, gowned as | Indian maidens. will assist. Mrs. Hale will read a paper prepared by Miss Grace M. Stanton. At the School street school Tues | day afternoon some of the pupils were given the opportunity to briefly dis I paign and to cast ballots for presi- ! dent.
 Practically all the ties and rails fol l the new Sidetrack in the local rail- road yards are laid and the work o1 | ballasting the track is now being done | The track will be ready for use with l in a short time.
 | Intense Interest in Returns. l Crowds followed with intense inter est Tuesday evening the election re- l suits as flashed on screen from the l windows of the Bohemian club ant more or less bantering and cheering l marked numbers of the announce I ments that were made. Many citizens who are not ire quently in the town hall building inn l proved an opportunity on Tuesday te 1 inspect the new record vaults thar have been put in and which will be ready for use in the near future. .si Busy Night at Telephone Exchange l Extra operators were on duty at the 1 central telephone office Tuesday nigh | to handle the rush of business tha 1 was induced by the election. Thous | ands of extra calls were handled witt | speed and accuracy. 1 Leander Gardner has returned t i Easthamptcn, Mass, after visiting here. Mrs. Gardner remains here fol a further visit with relatives.
 Blanket Ballot Abilities Votes. ! The blanket form of ballot agair