Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-27
DANIELs0N
Height Of Midsummer Season at the
Lste--oid Home Day August A.
Game With DayvilIe on Saturday
18th Company Returns Home from
Fort Mansfield


Mr. and Mrs Clifford Starkweather
are at Pleasure Beach this week.
John GoodalI is planning to leave
for Seattle next month, to locate for at
least two years.
Christopher Gilligan Of Stafford
Springs was mt his home In Danielson
over Sunday
Miss Lucy Fournier is visiting rela-
tives in Norwich.
Miss Mary Day Of Baltimore Is at
her home in Danieison for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reach were al
Ocean Beach Sunday
Returning from France.
Miss Leonie Maindon. who has been
in France, sailed Saturday for New
York, and will arrive at her home In
Danielson next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson OF
Three Rivers. Mass, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Birch.
George E. Reach Is to occupy the
Abner Young house on Main street.
Misses Emma Jordan. Lillian Wetfl-
erali Cora Shippee and Lucy Young
are to spend this week at Ocean
Beach.
Honors for Representative Reach.
Representative e. Fl. Reach lis re-
ceivlng the congratulations Of many
friends on his election as secretary OF
the Connecticut Legislative club Of
1909. 1t Is a deserved honor and one
in which Killingly takes pride.
Judges at Baby Show.
Mrs. w. II. Taylor of Putnam, Mrs
b. G. Hopkins OF Danielson and Mrs
ably be the judges at the baby show
to be held at wildwood park tomor
row "wednesday afternoon.
BARRIERS Outing.
The barbArs of DanieIson and sur
rounding towns are arranging to hold
their annual excursion down the Provi-
dence river. The date will probably be
the 9th of August.
The August meeting of Brooklyn
grange will be held this Tuesday
evening when the lecturers hour will
he in charge of the ladies.
Prize in Pony Contest.
Eugene Reed of High street has won
a prize of SIS in the Shetland pony
contest conducted by a Philadelphia
publishing company.
RocbIand Defeated.
nayvilie defeated the Rockland team
at RockIand, r. l., Sunday by a score
of 10 to 3. The game was closely con-
tested throughout.
In the City Court.
There were several cases for EepHts
Judge Tucker to consider in the town
court Monday morning. Charles Nc
earthly of Killingly was up for intox-
ication, and his case was continued
during good behavior on payment OF
officers fees, amounting to little more
than S.
. Amedes DeMarches. charged with
non-support, was given a sentence OF
so days in Jail. He appealed his case
to the superior court and in default OF
a bond of 800 was taken to the Jail in
Brooklyn.
Nazaire Pepin, charged with intox-
ication, breach of the peace and as
sault on Joseph Boulost, had his case
continued until August 20.
cottagers and Campers at Lake.
Alexander's lake is surrounded by
the greatest number of summer colon
lists that will probably be there this
season. Every cottage Is occupied ani
there is a greater number of camps
than in any previous year. All along
the north and south shores the canvas
abodes show through the fringe Of
pine trees that borders the lake, and
there is everything to suggest that the
visitors are enjoying delightful out
ings. Boating and fishing are two Of
the principal pastimes. although there
are many other diversions to while
away the hours. Even the little island
near the south end of the lake has it,
party of campers. The lake colony ii
made up of people from Danielson
Putnam and other places in this par
Of the state