Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-01-08


School Prize Cup Displayed.
Clinton d. Wilson of Plymouth, N.
H., succeeds Guy Burnham as mem
Der of the Killingly High school fac
u;ty.
George S. Brown has been spending
few days in Providence.
End of Vacation.
Graded schools throughout the town
of KiIlingly reopen this morning for
the winter term.
John 2. Lawrence of New Bedford
Greek Christmas Celebrated.
Services in honor of the Greek
Christmas were held here Sunday.
+ Members of the Bohemian club are
engaging in a pool and billiard tour
The Weldon quartette sang at the
special services at the Methodist
clurch Sunday evening
Jitney Service.
A regular jitney service is now be-
ii.g maintained by several machines
between the center of Danieison and
Members of the Pentecostai church
ere to have cottage prayer meeting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Tubbs to-
morrow evening.
Prize Cup on View.
The silver trophy cup given by the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute for
fbe winner of the seasons honors in
the High School Basketball league is
Icing shown by McEwen & Chaplin.
Mrs G.. D. Decker, Reynolds street.
will have the members of the w. G. I.
Z. at her home for meeting tomorrow
Miss Rene " Brisson of Fall River
was the guest of friends in Danielson
Sunday.
Rummase Sale.
The Ladies' society of st. Adams
church was successful in conducting
rummage sale in a store in the Evans
block at the week end
Miss Alice Caron will enter a Wor-
oester hospital training school for
nurses.
Thirteenth Company Inspection.
The annual fe leral inspection of the
Thirteenth company, c. A. C., is set
for this evening, the inspection by
regular army officer. In addition there
will be the usua. drill period.>
Terrible was the word used by n
number of automobile drivers to de-
scribe the condition of the roads Sat
III day morning after the unusually
heavy rain, which took out a great
deal of frost. e
A Continuous Stacker.
With a threat of cofscription in
Canada, the rather laughable return
Is noted here of a member of old Com
leny F, Third regiment. c. n. G.. who
liked it for the Dominion at the out
break of the Spanish war, and has
since remained there. He isn't going
10 do any fighting if he sees 'em first.
District Deputy Clifford H. Stark
weather and suite will install the Off
GERS of Quinebaug lodge of Odd Eel
lows tomorrow evening.
Pneumonia is the particular affection
that has attacted an unusual number
OF persons in this vicinity within the
past few days, most of the cases be-
Cg of a severe nature.
Milk Producers Meeting.
A number of milk producers attend
ed the meeting held in Pellets hall
Saturday evening and addressed by
c E. Embree of Providence. It is ex-
pected that the gathering will result
n this town having representation in
tie organization being formed in
Rhode Island to protect milk pro-
CUcers' interests.
Pew. E. A. Legg will have the mem
bers of the Bible study class of the
Methodist church at the parsonage for
a meeting this evening.
- Mr.. and Mrs John w. Kennedy of
AZ ademy street are entertaining Miss
Annie Rossiter of Philadelphia.
Pupils Entertained
Miss Emma Gardner entertained her
music pupils at her home in Wauregan
Saturday afternoon, several from Dan
ialson being present. Piano numbers
were given and refreshments were
served.
DayviIIe Pastor Resigns.
Rev. J. w. Wright, whose resigna-
church at Dayvllle becomes effective
March 4, is to do postgraduate work
at Harvard university.