Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-21
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C. A. C. Inspection to essin Monday
 Auction We'll Attended Social Notes-Missionary camPaisn Meet

Frederick s. Keech has been en- York house. He will commence work with the firm next week. MT Keech's territory will be Connecticut and Massachusetts.
 in Daniels0n Wednesday, Rev. MT. Soule formerly lived in Danielson and is a graduate of KiHing1y high school in the class of 1875.
 MT and Mrs: George C. Foote of Southbridge, Ashley F. Mills and Rev. Ernest Mills of Boston and Charles Chapman of WiIlimantic have been the guests of Mrs. w. H. Chapman of the West Side
 Unclaimed Letters.
 Letters addressed as follows remain unclaimed at the Danie1son postoffice: ry Merrill N. White.
 William McDermott was in Westerly Wednesday.
 Mrs. John McGowan of westerly is - William Curran of Fitchburg has been the guest of friends in Daniel son.
 Henry l.. sherman of Northampton. Mass, was visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday,
 Mir. and Mrs. !. L. Beach have left DanieIson to make their home in North Carolina.
 To Begin Inspection Monday.
 Capt. A. P. Woodward, o. O., win be- gin his inspection Of the companies of the coast artillery corps on Monday of next week.
 Home from the Southland.
 Mrs. s. Cady Hutchins, who has been spending the winter in the south, has returned to Danielson, and is. at the Hutchins place on the Green Hollow road for the summer.
 Puzzle Party.
 Misses Leah Bessette. Miss Diane Breauit, Putnam; Mrs. Philias The treault. A. Bonin, North Grosvenordale, Joseph Thetreault and A. Dubuc won the honors at the puzzle party given by members of the Bijou whist club in Woods hall Tuesday evening. Piano solos were played by Miss Diane Breau1t. Miss A. Boulanger and Miss Netta Woisard.
 Social and Entertainment.
 There was social and entertain ment in the rooms of the r. M. c. A. Wednesday evening. the topsy-turvy chorus being one of the special fea- There was also a sale of cake and ice cream. The gymna asium classes are being continued through April on don- day and Friday evenings.
 Auction at Cox Farm.
 Many buyers from the eastern sec- ton or Wlndham county were at the auction held on the H. F. Cox farm on Allen Hill during Wednesday. The offerings included three horses, f1f- teen cows, wagons, carts, farm ma- chinery, dairy equipment. etc. A quan- tity of household furniture was also offered for sale. Riley B. Witter of Brooklyn was auctioneer.
 This (Thursday) evening is the time fixed as the limit for receiving pro- posals for the construction of the sew CTS authorized at the annual borough meeting. Of the sewer to be built 300 feet will be in School street, 300 feet in Cottage street and $50 feet on Broad street. The Broad street sewer will be S-inch pipe. the School street 10-inch and S-inch, and the Cottage street line of 12-fnch pipe.
 The census taker and the tax col- 1ector are both busy in Danielson this week Harry w. Clarke, the census taker, is tabulating a lot of fnforma- ton about the population. and Ebert l.. Darbie, the tax collector. is hold ing daily sittfngs in the selectmen's room in the Town hall building to re- cefve the assessments due from the taxpayers The taxes are coming quite rapidly and the receipts to date are about the normal amount