Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-11
DANIELSON
Borough to Have More Band Concerts Local Tourists Saw Inspector Dew Social and Personal Items.

Social and Personal Items. Will c. Bailey of somervilie. Mass. isi spending a vacation of two weeks with his mother, Mrs. Hattie R. Bailey of School street and visiting at Quon- ochontaug, R. l.
 Attorney sabin s. Russell, assistant clerk of the house of representatives, was at Savin Rock Tuesday to attend the Legislative clubs banquet. Mrs. A1phonse Gareau, Miss Minnie Gareau and Mrs Louise Paquin left DanielsonR Wednesday afternoon to spend a vacation of several weeks in Mrs. John Bessette and daughters. Laura and Leah, of the West Side. will leage today (Thursday) to spend va Canada. Mrs. James Reynolds and Miss Ella Sidley of Mechanic street left Daniel son Wednesday to spend vacation at Narra gansett Pier.
 Prize Winners at Whist. Miss DoriIIa Domingue entertained at her home on Franklin street Tues- day evening. At whist honors were won by Miss Laura Bessette and Dr. J. ". Perreault.
 Frederick Fournier of Montreal has been the guest of MT. and Mrs John E'ournier of the West Side.
 Miss Alice German has returned to Moosup. after spending a few days with friends in Danielson.
 Home from Motor Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Call have planned for an automobile trip next week through Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York and
 Miss Margaret Sullivan is spending a few days with relatives in Phenix and Providence.
 A small number of Danielson people A1z1A 1nr %< attend the annual church picnic and clambake given under the auspices of the church at that place.
 Old Home Day Plans.
 August 24 is the date that has been selected for the holding of the big an nuai Old Home day at Foster Center, across the border in Rhode Island. The plans for the day are well advanced.
 Two More Band Concerts.
 There is to be another concert by St. James .band on Davis park on the nounced that a concert will be given by this band in the park during the first week of September.
 Saturdays Games
 Games scheduled in the Eastern Con- necticut league for Saturday are as follows: North Grosyenorda1e at Taft vile. Jewett City at WauFegan, Tri-- Village at FulndIn
 The display of shooting stars that was expected on evenings this week has been obscured if any occurred, by cloudy sky. There have been many disappointed watchers in Danielson.
 Will Continue as Superintendent.
 James H. Barnett of Broad street, who has been superintendent Of the mill of the Thistle Worsted company at ElnVilie, succeeds to the treasurer ship of the corporation, made vacant by the resignation of W. B. Dunn. Mir. Barnett will continue as superinend- ent.
 Saw Inspector Dew. The party of DanieIson tourists who were in Quebec last week stayed at the hotel with Inspector Dew of Scot land yard. captor of Dr. Crippen, and had the opportunity of observing how the inspector dodged the newspaper men who were after him for stories see Dr. Crippen and Miss Leneve was denied at the provincial jail, however, although adrnittance to the building was not denied
 Danger of Woodland Fires. Persons in the fields and woods for outings have been warned to use due care in guarding against the starting, fires. as the long dry spell. has left woodlands in condition to suffer great damage from this cause. Frank Davis, who has the contract for removing the tree stumps where the fire occurred at Wildwood park last summer, has the work well ad- vanced and many of the unsightly stubs have aiiready been removed. The work should be completed in a few days.
 Secretary to Prepare Report. Secretary John A. Paine of the town school committee is to have charge of the preparation of the report for the committee this year becaues of the absence of James M. Paine, acting school visitor, who has regularly made this annual accounting. After 5e Years. Irving Webb of Broughton, Colorado, had not seen his brother, Albert Webb of Allen HilI nor his sister, Mrs. Ed ward Tupper of Holyoke, Mass. for 3S years, until he met them at the Webb