Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-20
DANiELS0N
No Opposition to Dyer Street Changes Borough Auctions Whalen Place
 Town Reportrs Show $3,436 Reduc- ton of Debt.

MT. and Mrs. John Goodaall, recent ly married in Springfield, are visiting relatives in Danielson.
 William Curran visited Clayville on Sunday. Gence over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Scovill and MT. and Mrs. William Scovill of Hartford were guests of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Woodward over Sunday.
 Mrs. E. J. Breault and children of Providence are spending a month with Mrs Breaults parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Pereault.
 Mrs Harry Harford visited Wllll- mantle relatives on Sunday.
 Henry A. Law of Beacon Falls has been spending a week at his home in East Killingly.
 Miss Kathleen Burns has returned to Hartford, after spending a week at her home in Danielson. William A. Graves spent Sunday on fishing trip down the Providence rlv- CT.
 Mrs. Robert Gwynne of Peacedale, R. l., has been spending several days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. L.. Ballet of the West Side. Mrs. J. w. Bullard of Medway, Mass, has been the guest of Mrs. V. R. An | drews.
 First Meeting of Season. The Ladies' Missionary society of the | Congregational church is to hold the first meeting of the season with Mrs. w. H. CholIar tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon. "The Gospel in Latin 1 Lands' is to be the general topic for ' this year. Ava Roma" will be the subect at the first meeting and Miss Sara Burlingame will be the leader.
 Shore Dinner Served. A party of Danielson people enoyed an outing on the Weaver farm in Brooklyn Sunday afternoon. A shore | dinner was served and the day spent | in quiet amusement.
 Rally Day. | Next Sunday is to be rally day at | the Baptist churnh. An interesting programme is being arranged, in which | the members of the Sunday school are | to participate. $. A. Caldwell, who was the assistant superintendent of affairs at the Wood Island orphanage, the on- ! ly Baptist mission in Alaska, is to have a part in the programme.
 No Opposition to Change in Grade.
 No one appeared at the selectmen's | office Saturday afternoon to be heard relative to the proposed change oi grade on Dyer street. The supposition is that there is to be no pposition tc the change in view of this fact. The change in grade will effect about roc feet of the street and consists of a fill 1 of the hollow at the foot of the hill near the Fraser place. The greatest depth of the fill will be about five feet It is to be made to properly provide for the laying of the new sewer. It is understood that the work of grading I will commence in a short time. The | change of grade will necessitate ar | equal elevation of the trolley tracks | the distance to be graded. The ex- 1 pense will be borne by the town anc the Connecticut company, whose tracks occupy one-third of the street.
 Borough Auction.
 There were many buyers at the auc tion held by the borough of Danielsor at the Whalen place on Saturday ,wher the crops farm implements, hay, etc. were sold at auction as advertised Lafayette Blanchard was the auction eer.
 Officers of Phoenix Building Company
 At a meeting of the directors of tn Phoenix Building company, held Sat urday, tine following officers were elect ed: President, Frank Scott; vice presi dent John A. Paine: secretary ant treasurer, E. W. Scott.