Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-28
DANIELSoN
ouinebaus Pomona Field Day to Be Held at State Masters--Harrinston
 contradicts Statements = Borough Briefs.

simon Humphrey and daughter. Miss Alice. leave this Wednesday, morn ing to spend week with relatives Tn Boston.
 Thomas Awkward was in Medway, Mass, Tuesday.
 Harry Nado has been recent visit or at Ocean beach. .s
 F. E. Bitgood made a business trip to Boston Tuesday.
 Miss Harriet Miller of Townsend: Mass, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Fred Kenworthy.
 Miss Aiexandrien C1outier has gone to Cap St. Ignace, P. C.. to spend sey- eral weeks with her parents.
 Rev. U O. Bellerose of Wauregap is er route to Newport, N. H., to spend vacation of two weeks.
 Mrs. Aiphonse Ga1lichant and Mrs. P Lemieux left Tuesday afternoon for visit with relatives in Montreal and Quebec.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Arthur Atwood and family are at Waterville, Me, this week With the exception of Mfr. Att wood the party made the trip by au- tomobile, going by way of Boston
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Chartier of Bos- ton are spending the week with rela- tives in Danielson and Wauregan.
 Fishing Party at East kiIlingIy.-~
 Peter Boulaine, Dr. J. N. Perreault. Charles Morin and D. F. Jette were members of a fishing party that en- joyed a days outing at East Killingly Tuesday.
 Mrs. George .Wishart and family to Biddeford, Me,
 pr. Lucille A. James will deliver a lecture in the w. c. T. U. rooms at Norwich today "Wednesday.
 Pomona Meeting at Heaiy Place. State Master Leonard H., Healy has invited the subordinate granges mak- ing up Quinebaug Pomona grange to hold their annual field day meeting on the grounds about his home at North Woodstock and the invitation has been accepted The date selected is August 26. Lecturer Christopher M Gallup of Brooklyn has the programme in course of preparation and the indications are that it will be of unusual interest The place where the meeting is to be held is one of the most beautiful sections in the state and will be ideal at the time in the summer for which the meeting is fixed.
 Attended DouoIas Camp Meeting.
 The following persons were visitors at the camp meeting in Douglas dur ing the past week: Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Armstrong, Miss Alice Armstrong Frederick Armstrong, Leroy Arm strong, Mrs Lucy Baker, Miss Susan Miner, Joshua Hill William -Ingalls, Miss Jessie Dennis, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs Julia Howland, Emory Tubbs. Miss Nellie Gleason, Miss Lydia Hawkes.. Mrs. Daniel Co., .rey. Miss Mabel Corey, Mrs. George Lloyd, Rodney Lloyd, Miss Ellen Mat thews, Miss Martha Bradford Miss Frances Wade. Mrs H. Fray. Miss Eliza Pray, Mrs. Kent X. Darbie Charles Lowe Henry Shibpee Miss Bertha Shippee, MT. and Mrs. J. P.
 Recovering from Injuries. Peter Massey, severely injured re- gently by being cut with the knives on the moving machine which he was using. is improving at his home in Bal louville.
 Many Summer Visitors.
 All the summer colony of New York people and visitors from other cities that make a custom of spending a part of each hot season are now at Brooklyn. The number of visitors grows from year to year.
 Going 10 Canada for August.
 Many Canadians in this section of eastern Connecticut are planning to spend August in the province of Que bee, to assist in harvesting the crops which are exceptionally good this year The majority of those who go from this section are miFl operatives and the change at this time of year is attrac- tive as well as profitable
 Gilbert A. Traey-of Putnam has been named as administrator of the estate of Charles Sprague Tracy, kete of Killingly. The filing of claims against the estate is limited ito six months.
 Baby Show at Park. This is baby show day at wildwood park, and a large number from this place will be present to see the babies and incidentally to learn which gets the prizes. A number of babies from Danielson have been entered.
 Picnic at Old Furnace. The annual picnic of the Congrega tional church at South Killing1y vii be held at the Old Furnace the last week in August. The exact date has not been announced.
 Shipping Handle Co.'s Machinery.
 He hldcIllnery TOhetHe- Onlted .f1andlt and Manufacturing company is beins removed from the Ross mill at Eas- Killingly and shipped from DayvirEe te their new factory at Canton Q. To Teach Music at Strstford. Miss Helen Kelley of DayviIle, a graduate of Killingly high school, has been appointed supervisor of music ir the schools of Stratford far the com. ing year.