Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-29
DANIEISON
Mise Jane Clark Entere Bael<us Hos hetah Lodae-Arthur L. Potter to Speak at Methodist Meme Banquet Death of ]. Henry Wittsr.

Misses Dorothy and Frances Marior have returned to their home in Brook lyn after visit with their aunt, Mrs. John Hargraves in New York.
 Mrs. Joseph Touchette, who has relatives here. died at her home in Phenix, R. I.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Baker of Brooklyn have announced the engage ment of their daughter, Daisy Estella, to Louis Clinton Dimock of South Wilmington.
 Seriously llI.
 Mrs. Eugene Nash of Mechanic street is seriously i'll at her home.
 John B. Marsh of Bridgeport was a visitor with friends in Danielson on Monday.
 entertaining Miss Mabel Carragher of Fall River.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Miner will have the members of the Pentecostal church at their home for cottage prayer meeting this evening.
 Goes to 6ackus Hospital.
 Miss June Clark, who has been critically i'll at the home of her par ents in Brooklyn, went to the Backus hospital in Norwich, Monday, for treatment.
 F. L. Ellsworth of Sheldonville, Mass, is the guest of A. T. J. Clarke. Members of the Danielson Firemen's association have been invited to at- tend the Firemen's ball at Putnam.
 Damage By High Wind.
 Window panes were blown in under the pressure of the searching gale of Monday.
 Studied Dickens. Charles Dickens was the subject when the Reading circle met with Mrs. o. W. Bowen Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Joseph Bode continues to re- gain her health slowly at her home on Carter street.
 J. Carl witter is conducting an auc- | tion at South Ki1lingly today. Woodstock Academy Team Easy. The Killingly High School team, | time in defeating the Academy team at Woodstock,
 A number of Mardi Gras parties are being planned to be held in Daniel son next Tuesday. Moving From Putnam. Deacon and Son are engaged in re- ! moving their business from Putnam to Danielson.
 Before the flood conditions in School street had entirely abated g. decided | drop in temperature caused a freeze 1 rrp, so more water in the wrong place | may be expected later. l Ii is expected that something def1n- 1 IJG ILldS DSGOk1S kIO"u kLlS "c6h, relative to the negotiations for the l construction of new mill at Indus | trial place.
 The Bohemian clubs roofns in the 1 Bradley building are to be thrown l open this evening for the annual mili- l tary whist of the Civic federation. DaYville residents are subscribing | for shares in the Building and Loan l association. The subscriptions are 1 now nearing the 500 mark. Robekah Lodge Probable. Quinebaug lodge of Odd Fellows is to confer the first degree on candi- dates this evening A sufficient num- Der of signers to warrant the forma- ton of Rebekah lodge here has been secured and it is now thought probable 1 that the plans for such a lodge will be carried out.
 Methodist Mems Banquet. Arthur L. Potter of Boston comes 1 here this evening to speak at the an- 1 nual Mems banquet at the Methodist church. The programme for the ev- 1 ening includes selections by a quartet 1 and other musical numbers. Attended Church Funeral. 1 MT. and Mrs. P. F. Murray, Miss Emma Mcbride and Michael Cronin I were at Norwich Monday to attend the I funeral of Mrs. Jeremiah McGrath who for many years was a resident oi l Brooklyn and well known here.