Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-06
DANlELSOM
Heneault- Godreau Wedding - Jewett
City Teacher to Assist in Teaching
of Music-Rain Spoils Games.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. u. G. Baker of
Norwich were visitors in Danielson for
the holiday.
Frank Garland of New Britain was
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Garland, for the holiday.
Rev. f. j. Marsh of Upton. Mass.
is visiting with friends in Danielson.
Earl Pilling of Ded1lam was at his
home here Monday.
Miss Evelyn Brown has returned to
Danielson after spending the summer
in Maine.
Arthur Paine of Providence has been
a recent visitor with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Paine. J
Isaac T. Snow of Boston, formerly of
Danielson, is spending q, few days here
with his family, making the trip by
automobile
Mrs. Katherine Wilder of New Brit
ain is visiting with relatives on the
West Side.
George Maurice of Springfield, Mass,
was the guest Monday of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fournier of the West Side.
Miss Della PerreauH has been spend
ing a few days in New York.
Hector GIadue of WOonsocket, for
merry of Danielson, spent the holiday
with friends in Danielson.
Mr. and Mrs. Divide BaTibeault were
guests of relatives in Woonsocket on
Monday.
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DR. Everett Bates of Springfield,
Mass, formerly of Danielson, has been
a recent visitor in Danielson.
Benjamin Weisberg of New York is
spending a few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Weisberg.
Martin Whalen is making a business
trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Annie German of Moosup spent
the holiday with friends in Danielson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T; Day Of
Springfield Mass, spent the holiday
with relatives in Danielson.
Alfred Baribeault of Southbridge was
at his home in Danielson for Labor
day
Mr.. and Mrs Harry H. Hamilton of
Providence have been spending few
days with relatives in Danielson.
Jewett City Assistant.
Miss Elizabeth Beardwood of Iewett
City will be the assistant teacher of
music in the schools of Killingiy this
year, acting under the direction Of
Marcus Wood who has had charge of
the instruction in music in the schools
of this town for many years. Miss
BeardWood was teacher OF music in the
schools of Jewett City last year and
was very successful
Heavy Rainfall.
The surprising amount of 1.55 inches
Of rain fell during the eXceedingl y
| DeSaNV QOWIpOQT duilIS the early no W :
of Monday morning. This is the larg-
est amount of water that has come
! down in a similar period of time for
many months past. The total pre-
cipitation since Saturday is in excess
Of two inches.
Fans Disappointed.
Disappointed and piqued were nun
| dreds of persons that We're kept under
| cover Monday by the rainstorm that
spoiled labor's holiday. 1t was a good
| day to think of what might have been.
| The storm caused a cancellation OF
about every event that was not sched-
uIed to be held within doors. Many
/ outing parties were broken I'D and the
members of them had to be content
| with home amusements.
! parochiaI School Opens Wednesday.
| ST. James paroehial school is to re-
| open for the fall term Wednesday
| morning. The opening of the school
| church at which all of the children are
| expected to be present. Tt is an
| nounced by the pastor, Rev. Celestin
| Crozet that children under six years
Of age will not be received at the
school this year.
Early Morning Wedding.
| There was an early morning wedding
at St James church Monday when al
sac Miss Omarine Godreau. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Godreau, and
Alcfd Eeneault, son of Narcisse He
| neauIt. were married by Rev. Victor
/ Faure. The couple. were attended BY
| their fathers. The brides gown was {
| pretty creation of pink silk. The voca
! numbers during the mass We're suns
by George Baribeault and Joseph j