Hon. Frederick A. Jacobs has gone
to Skaneateles, N. Y., to spend a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Waller.
The selectmen of Killingly have re
appointed as town counsel. Judge Ar
thur G. Bill and Judge Oliver E. Getty.
Local relatives were at Putnam Fri
day to attend the funeral services for
Mrs. Marceline Courtermanche, for
merly of Danielson.
In High street additional incandes
cent lights have been placed carrying
out the borough’s programme for im
proving the Btreet lighting service.
Freshmen members of the school
have organized a debating society and
have elected the following officers:
President, Henry Gallup; vice presi
dent, Amasa Pierce.
Arrangements for the opening of the
night school on the evening of Octo
ber 27 are practically completed. As
large a registration or even larger
than last year is looked for.
Joseph Cyr of Danielson is a son of
Mrs. Marceline Coutertnanche, former
ly of Danielson, who died in Putnam.
Julian Cyr of Providence, formerly of
this place, is also a son of the de
ceased.
Nathan D. Prince, president of the
Danielson's Business Men s associa
tion, was at Meriden Thursday, attend
ing the meeting of the State Business
Men's association, of which he is a di
rector.
Mrs. John Kben Sheppard, who was
to have spoken at an Equal Franchise
league meeting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Glendining Saturday after
noon, was not heard, as the meeting
was postponed.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Crosby Friday afternon there was a
party for the little friends of Kathleen
Varney, 9, and Franklin D. Crosby, 11,
both observing their birthdays. Mrs.
Edwin Fay, of Norwich, was sponsor
for the group of happy young people.
