Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-28
DANIELSON
Brush Fire CompeIs Rural Carrier to Turn Back-RaIIy Day at Baptist Church-Auction-No of Easter Day.

E)aN WinSTow was the guest or friends in Providence over Sunday.
 Miss Nellie Taylor of New York is the guest of Postmaster and Mrs. c. H. Potter.
 Phoebe Milliken of Pawtucket visit ed relatives in Danielson over Easter. Brush Fire Holds Up Rural Carrier.
 Because of forest fires in the east ern part of the territory through which the rural free delivery route out of the Danielson office runs, Carrier Arthur w. Logee was unable to finish his trip Friday. He drove along until the heat became so intense as to endanger him. self and horse and then was forced to turn back The damage by the fire included the destruction of several farm buildings.
 Mrs. George Disque of Norwich is in Danieison attending her mother, Mrs. on Dyer street
 Mrs. F. w. Darmer has returned from a stay in New York
 James BoIles of Hyde Park, N. Y., was the guest of friends in Dandelson over Easter.
 Misses Nellie and Louise Fournier visited friends in Worcester Satur- day.
 Postcards from Celestial Empire.
 Charles Sing, formerly engaged in the laundry business in Danielson, re- members friends here with picture postcards sent from Hong Kong, where he is now visiting.
 Charbes B. Wheatley, who has been confined to his home on Broad street for weeks, is able to go out for an occasional drive.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Dixon and Jane Dixon of Broad street are all gaining strength after an illness with the grip.
 The ladies of the Reading circle are to meet with Mrs. Arthur G. Bill this (Monday) afternoon. Richard Watson Glider will be the author studied.
 Mrs. Andrew Crumley is to entertain the members of the Ladies' Whist club tomorrow (Tuesday).
 K. H. s. to Open Tuesday.
 Kiiingly High school will reopen for The teachers. who have been spending their vacation at their homes in vari ous New England cities, will return here today.
 N. E. o. p. Class initiation.
 B. A. Bailey lodge. N. E. O. F., is to on Wednesday evening. The work is to be in charge of the degree team of Jewett City lodge A number of mem bers of the order from various eastern Connecticut towns are expected to be present.
 A Day of WhirIine Dust.
 Who ate not their peck of dirt in Danielson Saturday stayed in doors. There was no escaping the penalty if one ventured out. All of the streets of the borough were bad enough. but Main street in particular was a fright. Real dirty dirt swirled in clouds that blinded and clloked and made one al most forget resolutions about repeating certain things. The Easter shoppers were showered with dust and the refuse of the street in a way that was discoura ging. And many wondered why the street sprinkIing season had not opened
 Juvenile Grange Installation.
 Mrs. Nellie Cleveland of Hampton, juvenile deputy, installed the officers of Brooklyn Juvenile grange in that village Saturday afternoon. After the installation refreshments were served and 8 social hour enjoyed.
 Forest Fires Raging.
 Forest fires driven by high wind caused damage to various tracts of woodland south of South Kiilingly and near Wauregan Friday night and Sat urday. There was a report from South KilIing1y Friday night that the Con- sregational place had been destroyed by ire but this proved untrue and undoubtedly was caused by reason of the forest fires that were raging in that section.
 Bargains at Auction.
 Oliver w. Bowen was auctioneer~ at a sale of carriages, harnesses and other horse goods on Depot square Satur- day morning, selling for A. F. Wood. The sale also included the offering of other articles, jewelry, etc. An inter ested party of buyers. mostly local