Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-01

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The regularity Of the service on the
Providence & Danielson road was in
terfered with Monday for few hours
as the result of one of the closed cars
of the line leaving the railroad
tracks While running down the steep
hill near the Rhode Island Connecticut
line in the rough country east of East
Killingly The crew and about a doz-
en- passengers escaped without serious
injury, but were considerably shaken
up. The front end of the car was
crushed and the forward truck torn
off The car was thrown crosEways
of the - track. blocking the line. A
wrecking crew was sent out from
Providence. :
The accident tied up the Danielson
end of the line as far as getting the
regular interurban cars through was
concerned. An open car of the Con-
necticut company was used between
the line had been cleared.
On Vacation Trip.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Douglas SwaffieId
left Monday morning for Alton, N
h, where they are to spend their va.
cation.
Judge James N. Tucker of East
Killingly will preside over the ses-
absence of Judge Harry E. Back, who
is away On his vacation.
Miss Winnie Shaw, stenographer in
the office of Harry e. Back, is at Fair
field, Me-, on a vacation trip.
Going to St. Anne's.
Mrs. Amanda Woisard and daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche, leave this afternoon
for a stay in Canada. They will visit
Ste. Anne de Beaupre.
Judge and Mrs. Milton A. Shumway
and Miss Clara Brooks leave today
(Tuesday) for trip to Nova Scotia.
George Heneault leaves today Clues
day. for Plattsburg, N. Y, where he
will be employed.
Cassius s Chase of Hartford spent
Sunday with his family in Danielson
Irving Lyon Of Southbridge was a
visitor at his home in Danielson over
Sunday
Miss Edith Anderson. clerk at the
postoffice, leaves today for her vaca-
ton. which is to be spent in Provi-
denee.
Arthur Call of Boston is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Call.
FIX Mayor Coburn of Bridgeport,
formerly of Brooklyn, is visiting Dam
ielson friends today (Tuesday).
Earl Wood to Leave Hospital.
Earl Wood, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F. Wood, who has been a patient at
the Day-Kinhall hospital in Putnam
since April, will return to his home
here today.
Miss Bertha White of the operating
force of the local office of the S. N
e. T company is having a vacation of
two weeks.
Miss Coreoran in the Borough.
Miss Julia Corcoran of Norwich.
deputy state Inspector of factories,
was in Danielson Monday.
j. M. Bessette of WoonSocket spent
Sunday at his home on the West Side.
Rev. F. J. Marsh of Upton, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. II. S. DOVE and
family.
Mitchell Walking and George Maui
rice of Springfield. Mass, are visitors
with friends in town.
Albert T. Day ofSpringfield and
John Day of F'itchburg were visitors
with relatives in Danielson over Sun
day
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| A. Paine, over Sunday.
Bound for Jupiter Point
Mrs. H. S. Dove. John DOVE, Helen
Dove and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w
| Clarke and children and Rev. F. J.
Marsh of Upton, Mass, leave today
to spend August at Jupiter Point.
Miss Rose Lemaire of Holyoke is
visiting friends on the West Side
| Earl Winslow of the local postoffice
| force has returned from his annual
| vacation and is again on duty. =
Concert on the Park
| Beginning at eight o'clock this
| (Tuesday) evening, ST. James ban6
will give a concert ON Davis park
] Miss Ella Sidley will have charge Of
| Mrs. S. H. Doves store during Au-
gust.
Mrs. Ida Towne Makes Assignment
| Announcement was made Monday
| that Mrs. Ida Towne had made as
| signment to William K. Pike in the
matter of the Towne store in the
| Phoenix block, the action being fol
/ the benefit of the creditors, a meeting
| OF these having been called for to.
| morrow wednesday,.
On Team for Camp Perry.
! Sergt. Ira Warren of the Thirteenth
| company. G.. A. c., is to be n1embel
| of the team which is to represen
/ Connecticut at the national rifle mattel
! to be held at Camp Perry, Ohio, dur,
| ing thes latter part of August. 1t il
/ probable that Capt. A. p. Woodward
| 90, will be selected as captain O
| the Connecticut team.