Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-17
DANIELSON.
Juvenile Grange Gifts for Sheriff sib- Iey-AIunni Reception to Seniors June 25th-Twenty-e eight compete in Baby Show-AlI the Borough News.

Rev. Wallace Stearns of Woonsocket occupied the pulpit of the Congrega- tional church at Brooklyn Sunday.
 J. W. Bullard has gone to Medway, Mass, to live.
 J. H. winslow was at Boyden Heights Saturday attending a dinner of the Overseers' association.
 Miss Mary Burns of Willimantic was the guest of Danielson friends Satur- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wilbur Fuller were guests of relatives in Providence Sun day.
 Through Sixteen States.
 Warden w. I. Bullard has returned from a southern trip that took him through sixteen states.
 May Basket and Stiokpin.
 Sheriff P. B. Sibley has been pre- sented a May basket and stickpin by the members of the Killingly Juvenile grange.
 Joseph Curtis is to have a bunga- low at the OK Bows this summer. ~
 Mrs. c. H. Burroughs will entertain the Ladies' society of the Methodist church Wednesday afternoon at her home on Broad street.
 To Engage Teachers.
 A special meeting of the town school board has been called for this (Mon-. day) afternoon to arrange for engag- in teachers for the coming year.
 McGregor post, No. 27, G. A. R., meets Tuesday evening to complete arrangements for Memorial day exer- cises.
 Mrs. John Waldo will be the leader at the meeting of the Ladies Mission ary society of the Congregational l chudch, to be held with Mrs. Joseph Danielson Tuesday afternoon. The oua oF +Io rrorI-1o+ mill 1,a +t,a .,,h ject.
 Unless complications arise, A. P. Wilmington, who was injured in an automobile collision Friday, will re- | cover.
 Garage for Frank S. Kennedy. Work has commenced for the erec- | tion of a garage for Frank s. Kenne- dy. The building, which is to be 90x 2S, will be erected on his property fronting on the private way near the | Central house. The building will be of wood, two stories in height, the second | floor to be used for a paint shop. Clinton Atwood of Williamsonville l leaves the latter part of this week for trip to Norfolk, Va,
 Alumni to Arrange for Reception. The officers and executive commit | tee of the Killingly High School Alum nj association will hold a meeting this week to consider arrangements for the | reception to be given by the associa- | tion to the graduating class of the ! school. The date of the reception will | probably be Friday, JHHe 25.
 Enjoying Beauties of Nature. | Lovers of nature are reveling in the | beauties presented by the month of | flowers. Through all of this section | of the county the Towering trees are a mass of fragrant bloom. Auto parties | are making the most of the oppor- | tunity to get out into the country, and | driving and walking are nearly equally l popular.
 Fans at the Games. There was an outpouring of base | ball fans Saturday to witness the | league games at Dayville and Waure- gan, the two places sharing about | equal in the patronage from Danielson.
 The seats for Davis park have been | brought out of winter quarters and | distributed in their accustomed places. Deer Admired by Passengers. Down on the Shore Line passengers | on the electric cars are frequently priv l ileged to see one or more of a beauti- ful herd of deer that make their home | in the section between the power house | and Wauregan. The animals have be- ! come very tame, and often stand not ] far from the track to watch the pass | ing cars. To permit the passengers to | better see one of the handsome crea- | lures a north bound car was held up | on a recent afternoon and the splendid buck posed for the inspection with an interesting absence of fear.