Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-08-04
DANIELS0N
Worsted Ccmpany's Mill to Start Soon
New r. r. .. Route Appreciated
Borough Friends at Senator Deans
Funeral.

Mrs. H S. Franklin and children,
May and Ruth and Howard, are visit
ing in Scranton, Pa, for a few weeks.
John S. Corey of Davisville, R. l.,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
| Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens and
John Stevens of Webster have been
recent visitors in Danielson.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Larkin are at
Saco. Me-. for a few days.
Mrs. Walter Day is spending this
! week at Oakland beach.
Mrs. A. Harrington of Rockville has
been spending several days with
| friends in Danielson.
Miss Harriet Barker has returned 70
Danielson after spending few months
in Florida.
Miss Anna Peck of Willimantic was
visitor in Danielson Monday
Edwin Shippee of Providence is
spending this week in Danielson. Mr..
! Shippee is removing household goods
from the Laura A Davis house on
Broad street, recently sold to Luther
NJ. Pilling.
Outing Notes.
Miss Rose Duffey is spending two
weeks at Narragansett Pier.
Miss Lillian Riley spent Sunday in
Putnam.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Miss Leah
Burns and Mrs. Council have gone to
Watch Hill for the month of August
Miss Annie Conner of New York,
Miss Kathryn Conner and Mrs. Viii.
liam Halligan of Providence are guests
of Mrs. John Greeley,
Miss Agnes Doyle is visiting in
Worcester today.
James Fisher is spending the re-
mainder of the summer with his
grandmother, Mrs. ]. Dooley of HamD-
ton.
At Worcester Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Allen of Brook
Ign. Raymond Allen and Miss Olive
Hammett were at Lake Quinsigamond
Tuesday for days outing.
Mrs. George M. Wood is visiting with
DR.. Charles z. Hill at East Killingly.
Mrs. Marcus Wood visited friends in
Putnam Tuesday.
Truman Lyon and Miss May Ham
NETT return today wednesday, from
stay at Oakland beach.
John Dunn of Bridgeport is spend
ing this week at the home of his moth
er, James ]. Dunn.
Going to New Britain.
Frank Garland, who has been night
operator at the local telephone ex-
change for the past three years, will
leave this week to work for the South
ern New England TslA phone company
in New Britain. Richard Healy will
succeed Mr.. Garland at the local
office.
Attended Funeral of Charles l.. Dean.
Sheriff and Mrs. p B. Sibley and
E. II. Jacobs were at Westford Mon
day afternoon to attend the funeral
of Senator Charles M. Dean, who died
last week in Maiden, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs Sibley have been lifelong friends
OF Senator Dean; Mrs. Sibley attend
ed school with him at the old Westford
academy Mr.. Jacobs served in the
legislature of this state with Mr.. Dean
in the session of 1881. when the de-
ceased was a. representative from the
town of Ashford, and Mr.. Jacobs rep
resented the town of Killingly.
Henry H. Green's Funeral.
Mrs. James Nichols and Miss Mary
Nichols were at Mystic Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of Henry H. Green,
formerly resident of Danielson, on
the West side. Mr.. Green was prom
inent man in the affairs of the town
of Brooklyn for a long time and left
here to go to Mystic to live about ten
years ago. He is survived by his wife
and one son.
Visiting Ekonk Relatives.
Rev. M. Joseph Twomey of Port
land, Me-. formerly pastor of the Dan
ielson Baptist church, is spending this
week at Ekonk with relatives. after
returning from a trip to the Pacific
coast. Tomorrow Thursday evening
he win lead the prayer meeting at the
Baptist church; a large number of his
former parishioners lin Danielson will
be present at the service.