Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-11-24
DANIELSON
Local Grange Visits Brooklyn Grange
-Rumor That Borough May Have
Federal Building-coloneI M. J. Wise
Looks Over Armory Changes.

Charles A. Potter was In Worcester
Tuesday.
Mrs. George C. Foote is the guest
of Mrs. William Chapman of the West
Side for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. H. ]. Potter of Woodstock is
spending this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcus Wood of Broad street.
F. e. Bitgood was in Boston on a
busint SIS trip Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Michael ]. Twomev of
Portland. Me-. are with relatives at
Ekonk for THANKSGIVING. Rev. Mr.
Twomey Will call on Danielson friends
before returning to Maine.
Mrs. Abel L. Reeves was better Tues
day. after being seriously i'll for few
days.
Leslie Murray of Holy Cross college,
Worcester, will spend Thanksgiving
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. J.
Murray.
Nathan D. Prince was in Boston on
q business trip on Tuesday.
Start for Florida.
Attorney Arthur G.. Bill is fitting up
an Office in the Dexter building.
Alfred A. Richards of Boston will
spend the holiday with friends in DAN
ielson.
Death of Miss Melvina Bernier.
Miss Malvina Bernier. "a, is dead at
her home on the West Side, after a
long Illness.
Changers Visit Brooklyn.
Members of KillingIy Grange went to
Brooklyn Tuesday evening as the
guests of the members of the grange
in that place.
The stores in Danielson will be clos
ed all or part of the day tomorrow
Thursday. and the mills and facto-
ries will close tonight until after the
holiday.
Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed as follows are I'M
claimed at the Danielson postoffice:
Mrs. Mary Brown, Mdme. Vue Pierre
Derulle, Rusame Liniken.
The schools in Danielson will close
tonight for the Thanksgiving recess,
which is to continue through this week.
Many of the teachers will go to their
homes in various places for the holi-
day.
Manager E. S. Carpenter presented
the drama. Human Hearts," for the
play-goers of Danielson in the Town
hall on Tuesday evening. The play
was one of the few that will be run in
between the picture shows that are
supplying so many Danielson people
with entertainment.
On Monday there were nearly 200
tickets sold for the Emerson spirit
message seance at Phoenix theater this
week Friday evening. Get tickets at
Beckley's.-adv.
Colonel Wise Inspects Changes.
Colonel NJ. J. Wise of Hartford was
in Danielson on Tuesday making an
inspection of the work that has been
done in clearing Armory square of the
oil buildings, recently sold to be quick
ly removed. Painters are now busy at
the armory and the interior is being
made to look much brighter than for
merly. It is expected that bids are to
be asked for soon from persons that
would like the contract of grading
the grounds.
A Dangerous Pond.
Bernard Carney was the first man to
locate the body of Thomas Rooney,
who was found drowned in the Sayles
mill pond at Elmville on Monday aft
ernoon. James Kennedy, a son-in-law
of the dead man. and James Kent Of
Elmville, who had been aiding in the
search, helped to remove the body. In
the mill pond where Mr.. Rooney was
drowned two Greeks were drowned
while in bathing one Sunday afternoon
last summer.
In Automobile Accident.
An automobile in which Mr.. and Mrs
Philip S. Maynard were riding, in
Woonsocket, recently. was struck by
an electric car, and the rear wheels of
the machine were torn off, the machine
being dragged a considerable distance.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard fortunately es-
capped without injury.Mr Maynard is
at present engaged on a building con-
tract in WOOnSOcket.