Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-21
DANIELS0N
Charles B. Wheatley Improvins-Chim ney Fire-Seniors to Give Mssquer- ade SociaI-Funerai of Rufus D.. Chase.

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 ney Fire-Seniors to Give Masquer-
 ade SociaI-Funerai of Rufus D.
 Chase.
 Miss Annie Murray of Worcester is visiting Mrs. Arthur Lacomb.
 Miss Katherine Connor of Providence, Miss Helen Connor of Putnam and visiting Mrs. John Greedy. Miss Rose Nickerson of Providence is visiting Miss M. Leah Burns.
 Miss Grace Bassett will entertain the members of the Nade1 Arbeit club to- morrow, Washington's birthday, when the hostesses for February will give a whist.
 Charles B. WheatIey, who has been i'll at his home on Broad street for sev- eral weeks, has shown marked inn T,rover1lent and is better than at any time since he was stricken so suddenly. DayviIIe Pastor at Congregational
 Church.
 Rev. W. J. Reynolds. pastor of the Congregational cbHrch at Dayville, was heard at the Westfeld Congregational church on Sunday, exchanging with the pastor, Rev. Clarence Barber.
 Joy Ride in AeropIane.
 F. D. Warren has been in Boston at- tending the airship show, and Is prob ably the first man fin this section to realize how 1t feels to sit in one of these man-nade birds of the air. This flyer was anchored, or rather suspend ed in Mechanics pavilion in Boston.
 Miss Laura Bessette and Miss Lillian Lemay were in Boston Saturday at tending the production of Ben Hur.
 Alex Fournier of New London has been the guest of Mir and Mrs. John F'ournier and family of the West Side.
 Benjamin L.. Bailey was in Prov1- dence Saturday.
 Miss Eliza Burns has recently been the guest of friends in Putnam.
 Miss Blanche Woisard is to leave Danielson today (Monday) to make her home in Webster. where she has se- cured a position.
 Stitches in Dos's Paw.
 Charles BertorilIi has dog that re- gently had seven stitches taken in the lower part of one of its forepaws to close gaping wound. probably caused by the animal coming in contact with barbed wire.
 Hiram Franklin was in Providence Saturday.
 the members of ahe Ladies Benevolent society of the Congregational church at her home for a meeting on Wednes- day afternoon.
 The annual banquet of the Young Mems Christian association is to be held in the vestry of the Congregation al church tomorrow Tuesday, even ing
 1T. s. TwitchelI of Montclair, ". T., has purchased the Stephen Hogan farm at South Killingly.
 Final Session of Relief Board.
 The board of relief, which has been holding regular sessions during Feb- ruary, will finish their hearings of re- quests of reductions this week. but will have other matters to attend to before their work is completed.
 Fire at SpirituaIist Hall.
 An alarm for fire from box 43 came in just at the hour of noon on Satur- day. The fremen scurried up ca to Mechanic street, where chimney in the Spiritualist hall building was blaz- ing. The building Is the property of Charles D. James. Chemical extin- guishers were used with effect and TO streams were required to put the fire out The recall for the department was sent in at 12.30.
 Masked Social.
 The members of the senior class of Kil1ingly High school have arranged a masquerade social for this (Monday) evening. Members of the junior class social is to be held in the assembly hall at the High school.
 To Make Harps in Local Factory.
 The Bliven Manufacturing company which is to manufacture the Rlivea trolley harp, expects to eventually To- cate its factory in Danielson. The ma jority of the stock is held in the town of KilNngly and the stockholders will naturally want the industry in their home town. There is a big market for the harp, and the industry may grow to be of great benefit to the town. Waiting for Telephone Improvements.
 Danielson subscribers are beginning to wonder when the Danielson division of the Southern New England Tele- phone company is to be equipped with the common battery system, which it was understood was to be installed here after the new Moosup division was cre- ated, a long time ago. It was announc- ed at the time that the division of ter ritory was made that Danielson would likely be the gainer in this respect, but the old magneto system is still in use and no outward sign of a change is at hand.
 To Occupy Entire Store.
 All of the lower floor of the Frank lin block is to be occupied by the Key stone Department Store company as soon as it can be prepared for the com. pany's use The firm now has the store on the south side, but more room is needed. When they have taken over the other side they will be able to car ry an even greater variety of lines than at present.