Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-08
DANIELSON
Borough Tourists to Attend Eucharis- tic Congress-James H. Barnett New Superintendent at ElmyiIIe-Farewei Gift for Mrs. Albert Day.

 Daniel T. Larl1in returned Saturday from two weeks business trip through Maine, New Hampshire and Maesachu- setts.
 Winfield A. CoIwelirleft Sunday for several weeks vacation at Oakland Beach.
 M L. Capron of Worcester was here Saturday.
 Mrs. Harry White spent Sunday at w A Burrows. who is spending the summer at Oakland Beach,was in town Saturday.
 Walter I. Chase is spending this week with his family at Eastern Point Miss Maude L. Graves, who has charge of a department Of the Key stone store. leaves today (Monday) for four weeks vacation at Oakland Beach Mir. and Mrs. Frank H. Reach spent Sunday at Narragansett Terrace, Riv- erside, R. I. MT. and Mrs William H. Marland were at Pleasant View on Sunday. George Benis and family have re- turned from vacation spent at Oak land Beach. To Attend Eucharistic Congress. Misses Blanche and Netta woisard. Louis and Henry Woisard and Richard ada where they will spend five weeks They go direct to St. Anne de Beaupre, where they will spend some time. On the way back they will stop for three F. win attend the Eucharistio congress.
 James H. Barnett Superintendent. James H. Barnett has been appointed superintendent of the Thistle Worsted company at Elmville to succeed w. B. Dunn, resigned. MT. Barnett takes charge this (Monday) morning.
 Roy F. Reach spent Sunday as the guest of his cousin. Roy Jenks, at Riv- erside, R. I. Samuel Johnstone. paymaster of the day for Cleveland O., where he will spend a weeks vacation as the guest of his sister
 Join the Tent DweIlers.
 Sidney Harland, Wallace Paine. Har- old Atwood and William Marland are camping this week at Pleasant View. They will make several side trips dur ing their stay there.
 Thomas Talbot and Frank Moore spent Sunday at Fields Point. R. I.
 Miss Leah Burns is visiting for sev- eral days with friends at Newport.
 Peter Bassett was at Pleasant View Sunday.
 Ray Penett and Fred Pierce were in Providence Saturday.
 Mrs. Daniel Spencer of Be1chertown. Mass. who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. c. M. Smith for the past week, is visiting relatives in Worcester
 Miss Alice Taynter of New York is the. guest of MT. and Mrs. Harry E. Back.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Wilkins of Providence are visiting MT. and Mrs. John H. winslow at ElmviIle
 Raymond E. Allen has moved into his new house on Broad street.
 Leaves for Glen Ridge.
 Howard A. Cleavar. who has been camping on the road to South Killing ly, has gone to Glen Ridge, N- J.
 John Bailey is spending the week at Narragansett Pier
 MT. and Mrs. John Boyes of Provi- dence are visiting friends in Elmviile. was in town last week.
 MT. and Mrs. F. T.. G. Baker of Nor wich were guests of MT. and Mrs Harry w. Clark Sunday
 Home from Canada
 The party of Danielson people who Canada last week returned Sunday af- ternoon-
 Mrs. Montague Castle and children. who have been guests of MT. and Mrs. returned Saturday to New York. Edward A. Sullivan returned Sunday from weeks vacation spent in Can. ada and in Maine
 Miss TheIma Young of Worcester are guests of local relatives for a week
 Mrs A. V. Woodwork spent Sunday with her parents in Taftville-
 Harry Shaw of Fitchburg, Mass. spent Sunday with his parents.
 Farewell Picnic The Nadel Arbeit was entertained by Miss Grace Bacon at Ogeedankee, Orient Heights. Friday afternoon. The affair was gotten up as a fare we'll picnic to Mrs Albert Day, who is soon to move to Springfield, Mass. During. the afternoon Mrs. Day was presented a china cake plate from the Sewing club. A picnic lunch was served. The day proved one of the most pleasant of the, season. Guests wsre present from I<illingly and Wor- cester.
 About the Borough.
 Miss Zylpha Colvin and Miss Mildred Crunley. who have been spending two weeks at Slaonechontaug, R. l.. return- ed Saturday. Mrs. Henry Stephens. Miss Jennie Stephens Mrs. Fred Kennedy and daughter have been guests of Mrs. F. Rodgers in New London.
 Mrs M Dunn and daughter of South bridge. Mass are guests of local rela- tives-
 William A. Burrows. who is spending