Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-13
DANIELSON

thy Paine have been named as chair
men of committees of the Girls club to
plan for the most elaborate entertain
ment enterprise yet attempted by this
new and f1ourishing organization
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Heneault of
Maple street are entertaining Mrs.
Octave Gurice of Montreal.
Today brings the end of the school
year for the majority of the pupils in
Killingly's graded schools. Usual
closing exercises, with special refer
ence to Flag day. are to be held.
Dancing tonight at Ashland Casino,
Jewett City. Special features.-adv.
Many vert to popular Wildwood
park Thursday evening for the mid
week dance at the pavilion. A brill
liant moon added to the unusual beau
ty of the picturesque park.
Though there is some opposition to
the use of the park for Chautauqua,
many Others favor using that location,
as was done last summer.
A large class of boys and girls will
receive their first communion at the
7.30 o'clock mass at st, James church
Sunday morning.
St. James parochial school will close
for the summer vacation on Friday
next, June 20. This year the school
graduates a class OF Il members. of
this number eight have taken the en-
trance examinations for Kiilingly High
school, and all of them passed the re-
quired tests. This group includes Miss
Pauline Boulaine. honor student; Miss
Anna Lagasse, Joseph LaBonte, Clyde
Peloquin, Joseph Sambrouski, Theo-
dore Reeves, Gilbert Reeves and Abel
Gingras.
Three other members of the class to
be graduated-Miss Florence Barbeau,
Miss jeanette Gareau and Idella Four
nier-are to continue their studies at
| institutions of learning in Canada or
| in the United States.
The other three members of the
class are Adelard Duquette, Beatrice
Pechie and Alice Matthew.
The graduating of the class will be
marked by the customary observances
and will be attended by large number
| of members of the parish.
A number of the Danielson members
| of the Putnam Country club were at
the links, near Whites crossing, on
| Thursday afternoon to participate in
| the spring open tournament, which at
| tracted players from various sections
| of Connecticut.
| Judge Milton A, Shumway has been
| named as a. member of the citizens
| committee that is to act in an adj
/
| effort that is to be made in Windham
county to aid the Connecticut Woman
| Suffrage association in raising its
J 100000 fund. Mrs. Sydney Paine of
! Plainfeld also is member Of this
| committee.
Though labor in kiilingIy is not or
| ganiZed, except in very minor degree
| it may be said that, no session of the
American Federation of Labor ever
has attracted so much attention as the
one now being. held at Atlantic City
| There are many reasons for this, but
| chief among them in creating interest
is the publicity given recently to
| President Wilson's treaty comments
relative to labor and the protest
against wartime prohibition.
Protests are coming from automo-
| bilists because oil that has been spread
over state highways hereabouts this
week has been left unsanded. The
| highway surfaces where the oil has
| been placed are slippery and danger
| Gus to drive over, not to mention the
| plastering of cars with the oil. which
| is removed only with difficulty,
! The Goodyear bowling team will be
| here this evening to roll an opening
match with a team that will represent
| Danielson. This will be the first match
rolled in Danielson in more than ter
| years, but it will mark the revival OIL
interest in this clear, sport of skill ant
| heaithfulness. Goodyear will bring
! along some musicians to add zest tt
| their coming and to instill extra pei
! in the bowlers.
Miss Rose Mary Reynolds, 80. dice
1 at her home in Wauregan, where sh'
4 had been a resident the greater part o
(. her life. She was born in Whitman
/ lie. n daughter of Mr. and Mrs. james
4 Reynolds both of whom are dead
/ Miss Reynolds leaves two brothers
Frederick and Arthur. and sister
laura.
Extensive improvements have beel
made recently at st. James" cemetery
Growths of brush and uncared TO
shrubbery have been cut away and tn
entire burial place greatly enhanced il
appearance. This summer much Worl
is being done to improve the appear
auce of the cemetery, this under tn
direction of the pastor of the parish
Rev NJ. J. Ginet, NJ. S.
The Whitestone plant at Elmvill
recently acquired by the America
Wooden company is now running wit
full force. and it was stated o
Thursday that the plant probably ais
will be run nights. beginning in tn
near future.
Canterbury grange has appointed
home economics committee throug
= which the farm bureau can work Tn
: work of the farm bureau continues
expand and be of creasing interes
: throughout the county.
Bows from this section viii be in
vited to attend reserve officers train
ing camp at Lake Michigan this sum
mer This camp has been name
r Camp Roosevelt, in honor of the for
v mer president. 1t is to be a living me
E mortal of $4,000 men and boys to
!, dead statesman and 10000 men an
boys will train there during the sum
e mer season. The camp is open to a
|. ! interested. 1t will be conducted undo
strict military discipline. Many Bo
: Scouts will be included in the mem
bership of the camp.