Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-27
DANlELSON
Local Grangers at Storrs Institute Seance at Phoenix Theater-Plans for Temperance Sunday-Mrs. Eliza Hanleys Death.

Miss Lena Hogarty of Unionville is the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. E. Bit- good.
 Henry J. Reeves of Baltic has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. L.. Reeves.
 Miss Dora Reeves is spending a few days at her home in Danielson.
 H. J. Richards has been recent visitor in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Young are enter tainil g Mrs. l.. U. Clement Of ToWn- send, Mass.
 Frank B. Fitch of Newton. Mass. was the guest of friends in n<Danielson on Friday.
 At Storrs Meeting.
 William H. Barron is at Storrs att tending the special meeting of Quine- baug Pomona Grange. Henry c. Torrey Is attending the Grange meeting at Storrs today (Sat- urday).
 Miss Helen Bailey of willimantic is at her home in Danielson for a few days.
 A. L. Reeves has been the guest Of friends in Boston recently.
 Edward $. Carpenter, manager of the Town hall. expects to receive the new fireproof booth for the moving pie ture machine in a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Uldege Derosiers of Jewett City have been guests of friends in Danielson.
 It is expected that Rev. Newton I. Jones will supply the pulpit at the Congregational church in Brooklyn on Sunday. MT. Jones Is now of South JIadley, Mass.
 Firemen's Dance a Success.
 The Danielson Fsremen's association will add considerable to their treasury as the result of the dance held in the Town hall on Thanksgiving afternoon. Attended Seance.
 There were Putnam and East Kill ingly people among the audience at the Emerson spirit message seance held in the Phoenix theater on Friday even ing.
 The automobiles have had heavy go- ing during the past few days. but many owners have kept them in service. Tire chains have been brought and put into use and some local drivers expect to get at least another month of service out of their cars before they are put away for the winter.
 Not Day for Fox Hunting.
 The fov hunters out on Thanksgiving day report fruitless and disagreeable experience. One Danielson party start ed a fox, but did not get him. It was cold and wet and the hunters came home in some instances well drenched from the rain and from crawling around in the dripping brush. Conquest Day at M. E. Sunday School.
 The Methodist Sunday school will observe Sunday as conquest day. This will be a new departure in the annals of the school and promises to be filled with interest. Souvenir programmes filled with pointed questions and their answers will be distributed.
 Interest in Baseball Revived.
 The organization of the Killingly Tri- Village Baseball association in the vil- lages in the north part of the town has made the followers of the sport in this part of the town awake from their winter lack of interest in the great game. It has inspired the ques- ton of what Danielson is going to do for a team next summer. Of course, Danielson wants team in the league. Danielson had one last summer, but has recovered from the experience. An other association in Danielson might not be so bad. The borough has many followers of the game who would like to see a good team here. There will probably not be meeting of the direc- tors of the Eastern Connecticut league for several weeks, but when the meet ing comes Danielson wdll probably be prepared to offer come proposition that will keep this place on the league cir suit