Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-29
FOUR SISTERS
Have Happy Reunion After Many
Years.

George navignon has returned from
Cohoes, N. T., where he accompanied
his mother, Mrs. Amos Davignon Of
Wauregan to attend a remarkable fam
lily reunion. Primarily the trip was
made to be present at the golden we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Supernant Mrs. Supernant is a
sister of Mrs. Davignon. But, aside
from this happy event, GROWING a half
century of welded life, the anniver-
sary was the means Of q reunion Of
four sisters who had not seen each
other for many years. The sisters not
previously mentioned are: Mrs. Nelson
Bussiere of st. Celeste, Canada, and
Mrs. Julia Trembly of Caintonvflle,
Wis. Mrs. Davignon greeted Mrs. Su-
pernant for the first time in is years.
twenty-five years have slipped away
since she RAD seen her sister from Can
ada, and forty years since, as a young
lady she said goodbye to the sister
from Wisconsin. During all those years.
hawever, letters have sped to and fro
over the long distances that separat-
ed them
Sundays Trolley Car Accident.
Good fortune in misfortune may be
said to have marked the accident on
the trolley road Sunday afternoon, when
a southbound trolley car went off the
rails and into a. bank on Shanty Hill,
near Fall brook The swapping of a
forward axle was responsible. The car
was running rapidly at the time climb
ing the hin. The fact that the car was
going IN rather than coming down the
hill undoubtedly saved a bad wreck
There were only about dozen passen-
gers on the car, which was one Of the
big bloomer type No one was injured.
Motorfnan Williams and Conductor
Preston were the car crew The aoci-
dent blocked the line south of Daniel
son for several hours
Took All Night to Get Engine Back.
A big freight engine that slid off the
rails at the switch in the local yard,
near the Codding place, was helped
back by q wrecking crew early Sunday
morning, after on all night session, the
engine leaving the iron early Saturday
evening.
Borough Personals.
Harry Chapman of Boston was in
Danielson Monday
Miss Myrtis Burroughs Of East
Orange, N. J.. is at her home in Dan
ieison. Miss Elizabeth Gully. teach
er in the same school with Miss Bur-
roughs is her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Towne were visitors
in Webster over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Taylor Of Put
nam were guests of Danielson relatives
Sunday.
Leaves Hospital After q Weeks.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hovey, wife of Principal
Hovey and a patient at the Day Kim
ball hospital for % weeks, expects to
leave that institution today Tuesday,
She will be taken in an automobile to
the home Of relatives in Providence.
A number of Danielson men enjoyed
a days outing and clanbake near the
farm Of John Weaver Sunday.
Open Air Services.
Beginning next Sunday evening the
usual summer open air services will be
held at Davis park. The arrangements
will be much the same as has bave
been followed for several years.
Methodist Outing to the Lake.
If Wednesday be pleasant there will
be a big outing for the people Of the
Methodist church at Alexander Lake.
All will try to get away from Danielson
irb the morning and spend the annual
outing day as fancy dictates on the
shores Of the pretty stretch Of water.
Central Village Won.
A party from Danielson went to
Rockland, X. l. Sunday to see the ball