Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-02
DANIELSoN
pr. and Mrs. Robinson Touring Hol- land and Belgium-Dayville Defeats Home Team g to 3-Notes of vaca- ton Outings.

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 !, Mrs. Theodore Bailey and daughters, ] Misses Leone and Ella, are at Oak ] land beach this week. MT. and Mrs. c. B. Wheatley are ] spending few days with relatives at Harrington, R. I.
 | MT. and Mrs. Philias Thetreault are 1 spending this week with relatives in New Bedford.
 Miss Nellie Sullivan leaves today l (Monday) to spend vacation at Win l throp beach.
 We Deloss Wood was with relatives in Providence over Sunday. Mrs. Clement Flagg and daughter Marion return today (Monday) from a stay of month at Pleasure beach. Mir. and Mrs. Gaspar Pepin of Mon treal, formerly of Danielson have been spending a few days in Danielson be- fore locating in New Bedford. Luther Filling has purchased at pri- vate sale the Davis house on. Broad stre ct
 Captain and Mrs. F. G. c. Smith of Greenwich were the guests of MT. and MrSf A. P. Woodward over Sunday. Captain Smith as adjutant of the Coast Artillery corps.
 Peter BolIliane is spending a few days of his vacation with relatives in North Grosvenordale, Providence and other places. s,
 Fred E. Pierce has returned from a visit to the Alaska Yukon Pacific ex- position. After making the transcon- tinental trip without accident, he was obliged to walk the last mile to the home of 8 friend in Danielson because the track near JJavis' switch was blocked by a derailed car.
 Going to Camp Meeting.
 Rev. R. s. Cushman has returned from a part of his vacation period spent in Massachusetts and officiated at the Methodist church Sunday MT Cushman will spend part of the month of August at the camp meeting grounds in Willimantic.
 Many Danielsoh people will go to Greene, R. l., this week to attend the annual camp meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Graves have returned from a stay of two weeks at oakland beach.
 Mrs. Arthur J. Barrett of Middle town has been spending a few days at her parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry H. Geer of Furnace street
 Mrs. John Dove is spending this week at Eastern Point
 Henry Lucier of Fall River was the guest of friends in -Danielson over Sunday.
 
 Dr. and Mrs Rienzi Robins m, who have been touring Europe for the past two months, are now doing Holland and Belgium.
 Mrs. Sarah E. Bard has been elect ed president of the Brooklyn Library association.
 Dr. George Burroughs was at the -Kimball hospital Saturday to make an investigation to locate if pos ell h4o a.f 10 bull fr1 head of Nathaniel Greenleaf, who was shot at Brooklyn Thursday night.
 Rural Carrier Arthur w. Logee will make his first trip from the Daniel son office this (MoHdayJ morning.
 Lofimer J. Newman of East Orange, N. J. was a recent visitor in Daniel son.
 Bullet Not Yet Located.
 Edward McMahon, the Boston po- liceman. who was shot by desperadoes at Boston several months ago. is still at the home of his father in Hampton. Mr. McMahon makes an occasional visit to Danielson. The bullet is still somewhere in his back and causes him annoyance, but all efforts of the sur geons have failed to locate it.
 Deraiied Car Causes Delay.
 Car service betweeen Davis switch and Central Village was blocked for five hours Friday evening and many persons desirous of reaching points south made the trip to Central Village in teams hired at the local livery stables. The tieup was caused by the derailment of the 40 north bound car which left the rails at the point men, toned
 The accident also affected the sched- ule of the Providence cars to the ex- tent of keeping them out of Danielson from 3.30 until after o'clock, when the line was cleared.
 Borough Needs Rain Badly.
 This section is again suffering from lack of rain and conditions are as bad as they were early in July.
 Within the past week showers have fallen to the west, north and east of abouts. Friday afternoon showers of good volume fell over all the country between North Grosvenordale and Worcester
 Foster Old Home Day.
 August IS has been selected as the date for the annual Old Home day of the. town of Foster. A program of ex- ercises is being arranged and there will be one or more noted persons listed to deliver addresses. Mechan- ics band of Danielson will probably furnish the concert music. ff
 Captain and Mrs. A. H. Withee. in charge of the Salvation army work at Putnam, will probably assist in the service o fthe Pentecostal church in their tent on Reynolds street next Tuesday evening.
 Asst. Supt. Varieur Leads.
 M. Varieur of Danielson leads the other assistant superintendents for the amount of business written for the in surance company which he represents as compared with the other assistant in the Norwich dis trict which includes Windham and New London counties and parts of Washington country, R. l.
 Anti Splitting Law Disregarded.
 Particular attention is being called in Danielson to the state law regard ing the splitting practice and it's rela- ton to public health. Az to the prac- tiee of splitting on the sidewalks, there is plenty of opportunity for improve ment in this place as anyone who in spects the walks closely will observe.
 Borough interests. Z
 Miss Susie A. Pray of Attawaugan recently assisted in the concert given at the Varsity quarters at Gales Ferry. playing a French horn solo. Miss Prays playing of this difficult instru- ment is attracting more than ordinary attention.
 A number of fans from this section were at Dayville Saturday afternoon to attend the Williamsville Manchaug game.
 Maximum temperatures of 95 were registered on Thursday and Friday of last week. making them two of the hottest days of the summer
 Motion pictures continue to interest the group of regular attendants. who orc newer stonnad hv 11of or co1 I