Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-19
DANIELsoN

championship-Wes congrega-
 tionai Church Votes to Gall Pastor
 Every Member Canvass Sunday
 Afternoon-Assignmen of Agents
 to. Take Military Census.
 ". E. Ellis was at his home in Boston over Sunday.
 enter the employ of a firm in Worces- ter.
 .Preaeher From Boston.
 Rev. Walter J. Swafneld. D. D., of Boston, preached at the Metnools'
 Miss Katherine D. Aylward spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Timothy Taylor in Webster.
 Rev c. w. Wilson of Lancaster, Mass. preached at the Congregation al church Sunday.
 Judge Sabin $. Russell, clerk or bills. and Representative William F: Kelley predict that the legislature or 1917 win have completed its business and adjourned by May l.
 Rev. A. E. withee, Moosup, preach ed at the evening service at the Meth odist church Sunday in exchange with Rev. E. A. .sLegg.
 The Usual Cause.
 Judge W. F. Woodward imposed a small fine on a man presented In the town court Saturday morning, who was charged with having been intoxi- cated- is the beginning of the Lenten sea son.. for many a period of restriction in various lines of social activities.
 To Honor Washington.
 There will be patriotic exercises at KillingIy High school next Thursday in observance of Washington's birth day.
 Some Riverview residents have giv- en up using the footbridge and daily cross the ice of the Assawaga river in coming from and going to their homes. -,
 Joseph Burton has resigned with the Adams Express company to work for firm in Putnam.
 Albert G. Rowel of Providence
 Cottage Meeting.
 Miss Mary HILL Broad street, will have members of the Pentecostal church at her home for a prayer 1eeting Tuesday evening.
 This afternoons meeting of the La dies Reading circle
 gene Young will be a Washington meeting.
 friends over Sunday.
 George L. Wilson of Minneapolis, has been visiting here with his aunt, Miss Mary E. Lee.
 Sure of Championship.
 By defeating Tourtellotte academy, 73 to IS; Killingly High schools sbas-, ketball team has assured itself of the Quinebaug Valley league champion ship. The K. H. $. team has but one more league game to play-with the Woodstock academy. Bridgeport attending a special meet ing of the officers of the Coast Artil- 1 lery corps. called to discuss matters pertaining to the present crisis. No, 12, R. A. NJ, the P. NJ. and M. E. NJ. degrees were conferred upon a | class. announced a few days | ago are now engaged in taking the l survey of Danielson. It is expected that the enumerators will be l able to complete their duties this week.
 New ereenbaeks Recall Old. The greenbacks being put out Sat urday at the Windharn County Ma tionaI bank recalled to the minds of many of the older residents of Dan felson the original issue of the bills. 7 The postoffice will be open only holiday hours on Thursday, Washing tons birthday. and the rural and city delivery service will be suspended. The banks will be closed for the day.
 Building Continues. At Industrial place the erection of | another dwelling is under way, the l framing being raised the latter part l af last week. Finishing of a number | of dwellings has continued during the | winter months and there will be re- newed building activity with the com | iHg of spring. ~There was a rush for ticket reser- | Vations for the senior class play at | the Orpheum theatre box office Sat 1 urdays morning. assuring the usual | ---ess for the annual event. Votes fo Cali Pastor.
 At a meeting of members of West | aeId- Congregational church it was | voted to extend a call to | Rev. Walter B. Williams of Bridge water, Mass, to become pastor. The | church has been without a pastor for | several months, since the resignation | of Rev. Clarence H. Barber. who was in poor health.
 Every Member Canvass. An Every Member canvass was conducted Sunday afternoon by rep of the Westfield Congre-