Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

have been named as the delegates Of the St. John Baptist society to the general convention of the order to be held in Manchester in September.
 Mrs. F. E. Bitgood has been quite i'll at her home on Broad street. Charles A. Perriman of Providence called on friends in Danielson We'd nesday-
 William Boswell was reported Wed nesday as having disappeared from his home in South Killingly.
 Miss Mamie McGuire and party of young women leave Saturday to spend vacation at Riverview, R. I.
 vacation at his cottage the shore below New London, was in Danielson Wednesday,
 George Paris has returned from attend the funeral of his brother.
 George Heneault is reported as gaining in health at Saranac. N. Y.
 William A. Graves and family Of Mechanic street are to spend the month of August at Oakland Beach.
 Daniel Larkin is making trip to Waterville, Me, and to points in Mas sachusetts this week
 Powerful Engines for Quinebaug Com
 pany.
 One 800 horse power engine and an- other engine of 300 horse power are to to Se built at the mill of the Quine bauS company. A new boiler is also to be installed at the mill.
 Another Concert on Aug. g.
 It was announced by Postmaster Charles A. Potter at the concert in Davis park Tuesday evening that through the efforts of Mrs. Rienzi Rob- Tuesday evening, Aug. g.
 Final Meeting of Year.
 The members of the town school committee are to hold a meeting at the high school building Friday afternoon This is to be the last meeting of the fiscal year, which closes on Aug. l.
 HuckIeberries Reported Scarce.
 Berry pickers report that there is not as good a crop as usual this year, although in some sections quantities of blueberries may be found. This latter berry is now being retailed at Is cents quart. Huckleberries are reported as very scarce.
 Local Operators May Take Course.
 It is expected that the operators at the local exchange of the Southern | New England Telephone company will l be required to take the course to be | given for operators at the new school l established for that purpose at Nor l Wich.
 Bohemian Club Discussing Outing.
 Plans are being considered for an outing and field day for the members of the Bohemian club. The date or l the place have not been decided upon l as yet, however.
 Arranging for Annual Baby Show.
 Arrangements are progressing for | the annual baby show to be held at Wildwood park in August. This affair is always of great interest to mothers of little children residing at points along the trolley line between Central Village and North Grosvenordale.
 
 The mills in this section are still being hindered by reason of lack Of water for motive power, the small amount of precipitation during July 1 having failed to maintain the rivers at their normal summer level. Will Entertain Warden and Bursesses.
 It is understood that Warden w. l.. | Builard and the members of the court 1 of burgesseS are to be entertained by 1 Burgess w A. Burrows at his cottage l atsOakland Beach on some day during | August. MT. Burrows was one of the ! colony to locate at the beach and he l has spent many summers there.
 Many Attended Camp Meetings.
 The following persons from Daniel l son attended the camp meetings at l Douglas: Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Arm | Armstrong, Frederick Armstrong, Mrs. l Lucy Baker. MT. and / Mrs. Phineas | Aldrich, Florence Aldrich. Mrs. Earl | Franklin. Veronica Franklin, Florence 1 George Miner, William Shippee. Miss l Cora Shippee, Miss Bertha Shippee, i Miss Ella Barber, John Owen, Luther l Pray. Mrs. Malone, Miss Fife Hum | phrey, w Inglass. Mrs. George Lloyd, | Mrs. St. John, Mrs. Matthews, Miss, Martha Bradford, Miss Ingalls. Mrs. A. | E. Barber, John P Barber, Byron R. | Barber, MT and Mrs Kent A. Darbie, | Rev. NJ. E. Baker, MT. Dewing.
 Did Not Violate League Rule.
 Games scheduled in the Eastern Con- necticut league for Saturday are as follows: Putnam at Taftville, Waure- gan at North Grosvenordale, Jewett 1 City at Tri-Village.
 Manager Clark of the Tri-ViIlage team now has the proof that he did not | violate the league rule against using | more than two outside players in any | one game, as charged against him in | the case of Catcher C1outier. This man | was employed in Williamsville during | the time that he was being played as l a home player by Tri-VilIage although | he is now employed in Manchaug, as is | esta blished by letter to NIT. Clark | from the superintendent of that mill.
 Free Baptists' Annual Picnic.
 The Free Baptist church of East | kiIlingIy is to have an annual picnic | at Ellfottville grove on Thursday of | next week There is to be a musical | and literary programme in connection | with the affair
 Moved to Waterbury
 Mir and Mrs. James Moore and | children, who have been residents of | Danielson for several years have gone to Waterbury, where they will make | cided in just what occupation he will | I1e engaged.
 - SICK AND UNBALANCED.