Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-27
DANIELSON
Fire When Children Playing in Barn Set Hay Afire-OiI Lays Dust on Broad Street-Thirteenth Company Pleased with Camp Life.

church on Sunday, August '. This is to be union service.
 Frederick O. Huntingdon has ecen named as trustee of the bankrupt es- tate of Ignazio Longo of WillimantiJ, who formerly conducted the Boston fruit store in the Bradley building.
 Peter F'igalo of Providence has been spending a few days with relatives m Danielson
 Angelo Vergamini of } Pawtucixet, formerly engaged in business in Dan ielson, and his brother Adrian recently arrived in this country from Itsiv Mrs Mary Salotti.
 Warden and Mrs w. I. Bullard have been spending a few days in camp at Alexander's lake.
 Active Party in Camp Meetings.
 Rev. F. w. Armstrong has returned from the camp meetings that have been held at Douglas. Mass, during the past ton days. Rev. MT Arm- strong had an active part in the meet ings.
 James Thornton and John Thornton of RiVerpoint were visitors in Daniel son Tuesday. making the trip in their touring car.
 Rudolph Richard of Boston is spending his vacation with relatives in Danie1son.
 Letters UncaIIed For.
 Letters addressed as follows are un-
  this week: Mrs. Philip Baker, Mrs. O. L. Benjamin. Mrs. William P. Vaughn Mrs. Jehn Scott. George Lee Anderson, c. w. Hulet, Arthur D. War wick.
 Enjoying Life at Fort Mansfield.
 Messages received here from the members of the Thirteenth company. in camp at Fort Mansfield R. l.. in dicate that they are enjoying the eX- perience thoroughly. The company will return here Saturday afternoon.
 Second of Band Concerts.
 Hundreds gathered at Davis park on Tuesday evening to hear the concert given by St. James band. The con cert was the second in a series to be given through the generosity of local people.
 Women Prevented Bad Fire.
 Only the prompt action of women in the heighborhood prevented a bad fire on High street, when children playing in the barn owned by Philip Maynard lighted matches and set the hay afire. Several pails of water were used to extinguish the blaze.
 Rain Lowered Temperature.
 Danielson did not get much of the rain that fell on Monday, but what little water did come down, in this section during the evening hAped re Iieve the drought conditions to some
 
 ture eff it's perch in the sos and there was some satisfaction in living Tues day.
 Long Career as Educator.
 Rev. George Tanner of Faribeault, Minn., has been the guest of his broth CT. pr. A. H. Tanner of Brooklyn. Rev. MT. Tanner is the head of the theologi- cal department of Faribeault Episco- pal college, with which institution he has been connected for a greater part of the past s years
 Miss MiIot to Be Nurse. Miss OIivine MiIot, who has been at Saranac lake, and who was formerly engaged in the dressmaking business in Danielson, is at St. Francis hos pital in Hartford. where she is to take the course in training for nurses.
 Feast of St. James.
 At St. James church next Sunday the feast of St. James will be special ly observed with solemn high mass at 10.So o'clock The high masses weather. but on account of next Sun day being the feast of the patron saint of the parish the exception is to be made.
 Fine Crop of Corn.
 There is going to be a fine crop of corn this sea son, if the rainfall is only a little more abundant. The hot nights
  which is showing finely in many fields hereab bouts
 New Residence Nearly Completed. The fine new residence of Frank P Warren is nearly completed on Broad street. Mrs. Warren, now resident at Killingly Center, and Mrs. Warren are to come to Danielson to live when 1t is completed.
 oil for Portion of Broad Street. A stretch of Broad street. between Potter and Cottage streets, has been given a treatment with oil The fluid promises to thoroughly eliminate dust in that section The oil was laid and Permission to apply the oil was grant, ed by the town authorities.
 Qunebaua Lake Popular.
 Quinebaug lake has been a favorite resort for those who have wished to go in bathing during the recent hot spell. The lake is reached by the majority by using the trolley line south to a point near the power station. where a path leads through the fields to the lake.
 Small Notes.
 CharlessL. Nado of School street an- nounces the loss of a valuable Maltese Angora kitten.
 Jerome K. Sacs of Providence called on friends in Danie1son Tuesday. Frank P. Smith of Attleboro was a visitor with friends in DanieLsDn Tues day.
 Mrs. E. C.sBabson of the West Side has been i'll the past few days. s. Cady Hutchins of Hartford has been a recent visitor in Danie1son. Mrs. Luke J. Monohan and daugh- ter are the guests of relatives at North Cromwell, Conn
 Miss Clara E. Stevens is spending several days with relatives in Canter- bury.
 w. l.. Hickey of Dorchester. Mass is supplying at the local ticket and telegra ph office during the absence of Miss Mary F. Barrett, who is enjoy ing months vaaction.
 Mrs. M. V. Woodwork and Miss R. Woodworth left today (Tuesday) for a trolley trip, visiting Plymouth, Salem and different places of interest around Boston and Port land Me.
 Saved by Cape Cod
 A Rhode Island clambake for 2.500