Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

company has a number of them in the ranks.
 Arthur w. Logee, former national guardsman, Is with the local company at Devens as a mess sergeant
 At Devens. the guardsmen will occupy barracks and have comfortable cots to sleep upon, which will be an improve ment over the old-time arrangements for | living in tents during the encampment period, Captain Arm'ngton said Sunday morning that he will be pleased to see visitors from Danielson and surrounding communities while the company is at Camp DeVens, where 1t will be located at Eleventh and Twelfth streets and Third and Fourth avenues.
 Sunday afternoon at St, James church Rt. Rev. John c. Murray, D.D., auNil- | iary bishop of the diocese of Hartford conferred the sacrament of confirmation on a class of 1S6 in the presence of a congregation that filled the church to capacity. Visiting priests from par lshes in this section of the county as; sisted at the impressive service, which began at 4 o'clock. Sermons in English and French were given by Bishop Mur. ray, whose visit here was especially ap' preciated, as he had not previously of1t ciated in this parish. Numbers of people from surrounding towns were at the church for the service.
 Exercises incident to what may b, termed the graduation of pupils of tn, eighth grades in various schools In tn, town of Killngly are to be held Thurs day afternoon of this week, at 3 o'clock standard time, in the town hall. Ar unusually interesting program has beer arranged and the exercises will be opel to the public.
 Serious consideration is being EiveI by school officials 1t was stated at tn weekend. to the establishing of an az ricultural course at Killingly Higl school As contemplated, the course i, agriculture would not be a make-shif arrangement for superficial study of az riculture and it's problems, but a req honest -to-goodness and practical cours of permanent value to those who talk it up and touching about every phas of farm work even up to repairing wag ons, harnesses, tools. etc.
 The state is willing to cooperate i establishing this course and the expens to the town would be so small as to + almost negligible. It is believed likel that the course will be introduced in tt fall.
 Mrs John Mcfarland IS at Mystic remain for several weeks at the hon of her son-in-law and daughter, Mir. an Mrs. George Stott
 The Connecticut K. of c. delegatio, including Daniel P. o'Connen of tn. place, is to leave for the supreme GOT vention at San Francisco July 23
 Mfr. and Mrs. John B. Bassett ( Broad street motored to Rocky Point c Sunday.
 A big consignment of flour, came |
 ton here Saturday by Witter Brother Buyers were in attendance from a nun ber of surrounding towns.
 W1fred Loiselle of Carter street he sold his business to Amadee Bernier ar Amadee L,icier.
 The carnival company that show, here, in cooperation with the fire d patrment, during the past week, le town Sunday morning. The fremen W oeneht materially from the venture
 During the rainstorm Saturday eve, ing there was a crash between two mot cars at Elmville. No one was injured William McDermott has returned fro weeks visit in New York. - Children's day services at churches Danielson attracted extra large congr gations.
 picture machine which the me, e bers of the graduating class have pr IT sented Killingly High school as cla is gift probably will be used the first tir " at the school the latter part of this wee The machine vii show masterpieces literature which have been dramatiz, but it may be used for any film. = The first and second degrees will conferred on class of Killingy gran this evening"
 Misses Dorcas Gallup and Evelyn B good are at Connecticut college of whi the yare alumnae, for the commend ment exercises.
 ! The BranfOrd battery which made l way up from New London, en route 1 Camp Devens, arriving here during f afternoon, was watched with interest
 the people of towns through which J passed
 1t is said that a young woman recel ly canvassed in Central Village for sis CTS to a petition directed against passage of any further blue laws.
 Mrs. M. " Woodworth will have 1
 members of the Reading circle at l
 home for meeting this (Monday) a. ternoon
 A number of Danielson people will
 at Providence this week for the co 'e. mencement exercises at Brown univ
 sity.
 meeting of the ". c. T. U. win
 held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Anne : Tillinghast of Academy street. Rev, Ernest De F. MleI, DID,. is
 be the preacher Sunday next when IA, AEban's day will be observed at St N bans church here.