Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-28

DANIEL-SON
Judge and Mrs. Shumway to Visit YeI- lowstone Park-New League Talked of-Hubbard's Grove Improvements Vacation Home Corners.

loWStone Fafk-NeW League aikeo of-Hubbard's Grove Improvements Vacation Home Corners.
 Hon. Frederick A. Jacobs was guest at the reception given for United States Senator Morgan G. Bullzeley at Ricketson's, in Hartford, Monday evening.
 To Visit Yellowstone.
 Judge and Mrs. M. A. Shumway are park this summer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Taylor of Me- chanicsvil1e have been the guests of John AylWArd and family.
 Jerome A. Spencer of Providence was the guest of friends in Danielson Monday.
 Mrs. John F. Tigue of Hopkinton, Mass. visited relatives in Danielson Robert Burns has returned to Stam- ford, after spending several days at his home here.
 Injured in Auto Accident.
 Edward s. Carpenter is recovering from the effects of an accident in which the rig he was driving and an autorn obile can1e into collision.
 Mir. and Mrs. George c. Foote of Southbridge will come to Danielson today (Tuesday) for a visit with rela- tives
 Fred w. Bassett of Providence wis.,
 
 Captain E. l.. Darbie and Lieut.. Hal R. Eaton are at Fort Terry this week. J. c. Truman of Springfield, Mass, called on friends in Danielson Mon- day.
 Clubs Quiet Day.
 About a score of members of the Bohemian club enjoyed quiet day at East Killingly, Sunday.
 Three Hundred at Holy Comm union. About 300 members of church so- cieties received communion at the 7.30 mass at St. James church Sunday.
 The meeting of the Killfngly High School Alumni association is to be held in the assembly hall at the new high school this Tuesday, evening. :
 Gun Clubs Shoot.
 The Attawaugan Gun club, of which several Danielson men are members, is to have 8 shoot on the Fourth. This is to be one of the regular shoots of out a number of followers of target work.
 Talk of New League.
 There is talk of forming a new base ball league to include teams now play ing in the Eastern Connecticut league. It is understood that the pro- posed organization is intended to be made up of teams in this part of Con- nectfcut and others from towns across the Massachusetts border
 Flower Mission Meeting.
 Miss Nellie Gleason, Mrs A. C. Greene and Mrs. Theodore Bailey are the members of the flower committee of the w. c. T. U. for today Clues day). They are to meet at the home of Mrs. l.. E. Perkins on Reynolds street. where the helpers in flower mission work. are to gather every Tuesday afternoon from until o'clock during the summer months.
 Ample Water suppIyJ
 The lakes, ponds and reservoirs that make up such remarkably beautiful group in the East Killingly section of el for this time of year. The supply for drinking and manufacturing -pur- poses is ample, and these who go into that section for rest and recreation find the place prettier than ever be- cause of the condition mentioned
 To Cut Away Entertainment.
 It is understood that the embank- ment on the Broad street side of Hub bard's grove is to be cut away and the land there reduced to a level suitable for building purposes. AS the slope is toward the west, the earth cut out of the embanl1ment can be used for fill ing in the lots at the rear. The Hub bard grove section is one of the pret- tiest along Broad street, and the con- tednplated change will work a great 
 Notes. Frank F. Harrington has been na1n- ed as administrator of the estate of the late Joseph F. Harrington of East by Judge Oliver E. Getty of the probate court for the town of kil1ingly. Mir. and Mrs Herbert Loomis of New Britain are visiting Sheriff and Mrs. P. B Sib1ey. MT. and Mrs. Loomis are arranging to establish their camp at Alexanders Lake, where they spent several weeks during last summer.
 Personal Items. Miss Myrtis Burroughs and Miss Gladys Burroughs, who have been teaching in East Orange, N. J., are spending the summer vacation with their mother, Mrs. Ellen M. Burroughs. Mir and Mrs. Albert Day are guests of friends at Onset, Mass, for a week. Miss Zylpha Colvin, Miss Ffske and Miss Lillian WetherelI, who have been WiIlimantic Normal school, are at their respective homes for the summer vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. John Kelley of Wash ington, D. C.. are guests of Mrs. Kel- ley's mother for the summer months.
 GOOD CITIZENSHIP.