Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-04
DANIELSON
Driving Accident-UssfuI Cattle Dog kiIied-EIms Beirg Sprayed-MabeI Arbeit Entertained at Lake Bunga- low.

Miss Laura Bowen, who has been att tending the summer school at Storrs college for the last month. has return ed to Danielson.
 Miss Eleanor E. Smith has returned from a month at Storrs-
 Postcards received from members of the party which is visiting Canada re- port a very pleasant trip.
 Improvements are being made to the residence of F. T. Preston on Broad street
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred W. Reed are spending a weeks vacation in Glouces- ter, Mass.
 Mrs. George Seaver of Woonsocket is the guest this week of Mrs. Van R. Andrews on Mechanic street.
 Philias Bedard formerly of Dtniel- son, who has been staying in Canada for his health, is improving.
 Wilfred L'Heureux and George Bem- is, who are spending the week at Oak land Beach, were here on business Tuesday.
 Thrown from Carriage.
 Mrs. Madge Baker and granddaugh- ter, Josephine Lav1gne, of Pomfret Landing, were thrown from a buggy day afternoon. While going down a hill near the Walter Day farm the horse stepped on a rolling stone and fell The buggy was overturned and the women were thrown out Mrs. Baker sustained several bruises on her back and side and Miss Lavigne com plained of pain in her shoulder The harness and wagon were broken
 Cattle Dog Killed by Auto.
 A valuable cattle dog owned by Henry Baton of Wauregan was killed by an automobile the first of the week He was in demand all over the county for hunting up stray cattle.
 Caring for EInns.
 Considerable work is being done by h< fnv fa ha al he FT1rr1<a aF school lot. Dead limbs are being cut and all the trees are being sprayed
 Mrs. Daniel P. Spencer of Belcher town. Mass, is visiting Mrs. Charles M. Smith on Hawkins street.
 Albert Day has left the Transcript to work ill Springfield, Mass.
 Taken to Hospital.
 Mir Watson who was injured Tues day afternoon in the runaway acci- dent, was taken to Day KimbaII hos lock examined him and found sprained ankle and bad bruise on his hip. There were no fractures. Mir Watson will stay at the hospital for several days.
 July Weather Report.
 The maximum temperature of the month of July was 92 degrees on the 9th, 10th and 24th- The minimum was 47 degrees on the 5th and 7th; 2.78 inches of rain fell, the greatest during tN enIy-IOur hours being -9l on the 30th- The number of days with .01 inches or more were five. There were twenty-three clear and eight partly cloudy days. The 1st 2d and 3d were smoky while on the 4th an aurora was seen. There were thunderstorms on the 25th, 2Sth and 30th. Prevailing winds were southwest and west.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 Letters in the Danielson postoff1ce unclaimed are addressed to Mrs. Philip Baker, Mrs. John Scott, Miss O. l.. Benjamin, Miss Gladys Chapman, Miss MurieI Dickinson, George Lee Ander- son, Clarence Baker R. P. River, F. L. Ramsdell.
 William Ormsbee of Dayville spent Wednesday in Providence.
 Miss Myrtle Marland spent Wednes- day at Ocean Beach, the guest of Miss Marie Barrett.
 Fred Colvin was in Boston wednes- day.
 Miss Mettes Healy spent Wednes- day at Ocean Beach
 Marcel Jette of Wauregan is fin Montreal for week
 Charles Morin and Edward Heneault leave this (Thursday) morning for three weeks vacation in Canada