Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-10
DANIELSoN
One Candidate for South KilIineIy
Postmastership - Bohemian Club
Tries Lake Fishing-Offfcers of Tri-
Village Baseball Association.

The directresses of the Ladies' Be
nevolent society of the Congregation
al church for January are Mrs. 7. E.
Hopkins. Mrs. Rienzi Robinson. Miss
Carrie Fellows, Mrs. Simeon Daniel
son. Miss Mary Lee.
The members of the w. C. T. u.
are to meet with Mrs. J. L. Beach
Tuesday evening.
Henry Getty of Worcester was at
his home in Danielson over Sunday.
William McDermott has returned
from a visit with friends in Westerly,
Providence and Woonsocket.
One Man Took Examination.
Alden A. Tillinghast was the only
nation for postmaster at South XIII
was held at the Danielson office.
Miss Carrie Fellows will entertain
the members of the Ladies Reading
circle this (Monday) afternoon
Miss Jennie Leverance of Fall Riv-
er was the guest of friends in Dan
ielson over Sunday.
Daniel Kane of Deep River former
~ of Danielson. visited with friends in
town on Saturday.
Ira Thomas, catcher of the Phila-
deIphia American team, has returned
to Danielson after visit with his
parents in Collinsville.
Shot a Fox.
E. Bitgood and Harley. Bowen got
a fox Friday while hunting in the
eastern part of the town.
Meetings at Baptist Church.
Rev. S. ]. Mccain of Providence is
spending this week in town. conduct
ing a series of meetings at the Bap-
fist church.
Henry A. Lucier Of woonsocket call
ed on friends in Danielson Sunday.
Fishing on the Lake.
Members of the Bohemian club were
at Alexander's lake for a fishing trip
on Saturday This is the first oppor-
tunity that has been given to fish at
the lake this winter.
Stove for Station.
Employees of the railroad company
came to Danielson Saturday to make
some improvements in conditions at
the railroad station. A stove has been
placed in the ladies' waiting room,
which has been closed recently, be-
cause it could not be heated. The
heating apparatus in the cellar of the
station has given out.
Reliability of Weather Predictions.
w. w. Woodward, who is one of the
many Danfelson people to receive daily
weather predictions from the volunteer
station at Bitgood's makes the fol-
lowing announcement as to the relia-
biiity of the forecasts during the peri
cd OF nine years since the station was
established here. In 1,704 days the
predictions were correct. on 1,IOS part
wrong, or nearly so.
At Joint installation.
The members of Rose of Lima coun-
ell. k of c., went to Putnam Sunday
afternoon to see their officers installed
at the joint installation conducted by
the state deputy. James j. Kennedy
of New Haven The installation was
held under the auspices of Cargill
council of Putnam.
Mission Study Glass.
A meeting of all persons interested
in the forming of a mission study class
is to be held at the Methodist church
tomorrow (Tuesday) evening when a
social service is to be held.
Bad for Deer.
Hunters say the present conditions
under foot make it precarious living
for the deer. They are troubled to
get about with much agility on icy go
ing, when the dogs are troubled little
by that cause. and can give them a
sitter chase. The dogs chase the deer
of their own accord.
Rev. George Benedict of North Ab-
ington. Mass, has been engaged to
preach at the Congregational church
in Central Village for the next two
months