Rev. K. W. Armstrong of the Pente
costal church conducted services at the
Sparks district schoolhouse Sunday
afternoon.
Davis & Brown's mill at East Killiog
ly resumed work on Monday after a shut
down of several months. For a while
they will run on schedule of forty hours
per week,running four days of ten hours
The raid-year examinations were com
pleted at the High school Monday. The
Lincoln centennial will be observen in
the schools by special exercises, after
which the students will be dismissed for
the day.
D. D. G. P. William H. Shippee, as
sisted by C. L. Darbie. A. D. Tripp, O.
H. Starkweather and E. C. Babson, in
stalled the officers of Windham Encamp
ment, No. 10, I. O. O. F., at Willimantic
Wednesday evening.
A nre alarm from box 25, corner of
Main and Water streets, at b.55 Friday
morning, was for a chimney fire in one
of the tenement houses on Franklin
street owned by the Quinebaug c< mpany
and occupied by David Metty. The fire
was confined to the chimney.
Miss Mary E. Day, aged 68, died last
Wednesday at her home on Academy
street. She was born at South Killing
ly and was the daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Day and sister of the
late Thomas M. Day, and is the last of
her immediate family. She removed to
Ohio about twenty-five years ago, re
turning to Danielson five years ago.
Funeral services were held Saturday at
1 p, m., from her late home. Rev. C. H.
Barber, pastor of the Congregational
church, of which the deoeased was a
member, officiating. Burial was at
Westfield cemetery.
