Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-14
DANIELS0N
Soldiers Off for Tour of Duty-Fund
for Leolaire Memorial Growing
Joseph. Gouillard, Fred Tebeau and
John Swistock Held for Theft.

Thomas Curtis liz spending a few
days in Portland, Me.
M. H. Kelliher is spending his vaca-
ton in Boston and Portland.
Rev. w. H. Davis, pastor of st. Al
bans church, has returned from va
cation trip.
Capt A. p. Woodward, o. o., will
be stationed at Fort Wright on Fish
ers island during the ten days en-
campment of the coast artillery corps,
which begins Thursday.
Affected by Heat.
Eugene s. Nash was taken suddenly
I'll Tuesday morning. The intense heat
is believed to have caused the illness.
James e. Reach is spending this
week at Oakland beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wescott OF
Sioux City Iowa, are visiting friends
in, Danielson. Mr.. Wescott was for
merly of this town and comes east for
a visit every few years.
Frank ]. G. Bailey leaves this (Wed-
nesday) morning to join the Y. M. @.
A. campers at Masons island, near
Noank.
Raymond Bartlett and Raymond
Preston will return this "wednesday
morning after spending week in
camp at Masons island.
Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed as follows are I'M
claimed at the local postoffice: c.
Cooke, Miss Lizzie Daggett, Master
William Moore.
Linemen in the employ of the Con-
necticut company were engaged in cut
ting over the trolley wires at the Main
street crossing Tuesday.
Postmaster G. A. Potter, In going
over the new r. f. d. route, soon to
be established out of Danielson, took
orders for 81 additional boxes,
Mrs. Martin Haley and daughter,
Mrs. Katherine McCoFmac, leave this
"wednesday morning for a visit with
relatives in Harbor City, Mich.
Band to Escort Ball Teams.
President A. L. Reeves of the East
ern Connecticut league is arranging
to give fitting reception to the team
that is to represent this place in the
league for the remainder of the sea-
son, and, next Saturday, when the first
game is to be played here, the play
ers on both the Danielson and North
Grosvenordale teams will be escorted
to the grounds with band.
c. A. c. OF for Camp.
The baggage and camp detail of the
Thirteenth company got away for the
camp at Fort Mansfield on the SIS
train Tuesday evening.
Lieut.. Gilbert l. Darhie was in charge
of the party. which was made up of
the following members of the COM
mand: Q. M. Sergt. Frank z. Young,
Cook Walter Y Wood, Cook G. A.
Hamilton, Privates John Weaver, John
Lyons, George Bennett, Delor Jarvis
and Alfred Gauthier.
The. party went through to New
London and this "wednesday morn
ing will go from that point to Watch
Hill by the steamer Block Island
The baggage of the company was
loaded in special baggage car Tues
day afternoon and sent along on the
same train with the men.
News From Masons Island.
With this wednesday, morning
ends the first week of camp life for
the Y. M. C. A. boys at Masons island.
From all accounts that have been re-
ceiyed from them they have been en-
joying very pleasant experience. The
camp is ideally located and there are
many healthful recreation opportuni-
ties to make the stay in camp a con-
tinuous delight. Fishing and bathing
are two pastimes that particularly
attract the young men.
They are scheduled to stay another
week in camp and will probably reach
home one week from today.
Going to Douglas Camp Meeting.
The 35th annual meeting of the
Douglas Camp Meeting association will
open at Douglas on Friday of this week
and continue for ten days.
Services are to be held daily ard a
number of special workers have been
invited to assist. Among the speak
ers will be Rev. E. P. Ellyson, presi-
dent Of Texas Holiness university, and
Frederick Bailey of Scituate, better
known as big Shang" Bailey.
The annual business meeting of the
association will be held on July 81.
Many persons from Danielson are
planning to attend.