Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-18
DANIELsoH
Sunday Schools to Unite for Outing
thirteenth Company Has Highest
Rating for This Month-Road I'm
provements-Boroua Small Notes,


This (Tuesday) morning the mem
bers of the Congregational Sunday
school will unite with the members IF
ST. Adams Sunday school for an out
ing and picnic al Wildwood park They
plan to leave Danielson at $40.
Joseph Lague is spending a few days
this week at his fathers cottage at
Oakland Beach.
Miss Mona Miller Of Baltimore is the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Milton A.
Shumway.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Arlington are
entertaining Miss Harriet Hamilton
of New York.
Lester Arnold of Boston is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Arnold of Reynolds
street
Capt. A. P. woodward. o. o., leaves
this week for an annual tour of duty
with the companies of the Coast Artii-
iery corps.
Harold Horton will be messenger for
Capt. E. L. Darbie during the stay Of
the Thirteenth company at Fort
Wright, Fishers Island.
Frank Spaulding motored to Rocky
Point with party of friends Sun
day.
Firen,en's Delegate Chosen.
Cassius A. Hamilton has been elect
ed delegate from Minnetexit Hose COM
pany. No. l. and Gurdon E. Withey
alternate to the annual convention 5f
the State F'iremen's association to be
held in Hartford in September
Clayton Chase, employed in the
Windham County National bank. is
enjoying vacation of two weeks, part
of which will be spent in Hartford
Reunion on Bull Run Anniversary.
A H. Arlington Henry F. Clark and
Michael Head are the Danielson mem
bers of the Second Rhode Island Light
artillery. which will hold its reunion
at Old Pawtuxet this year on July 81.
the anniversary of the battle of Bull
Run.
Thirteenth Company at the Head.
For the third consecutive month,
having had the same honor during
March and April the figures of merit
for the Coast Artillery corps show the
Thirteenth company of Danielson at
the head with percentage of 90>46.
Mondays Near-Rain
For the first time in many days a
small amount of rain fell upon Daniel
son Monday. The first shower, lasting
only a few minutes. was at about 4 a.
m. Another sprinkle of about five min
utaS duration came at noon.
Completing Trunk Road.
The work of building several miles
of good road is under way between
Sterling and Summit, r. l., and when
it is completed there will be a practi-
cally unbroken stretch of state road
between this place and Providence.
AS it is. the stretch now being rebuilt
and another short distance that will DE
put in shape later are the only nissf ny
links in the fine roads system between
the two places.
Grade Changes Necessary.
The plans for the new piece of state
road to be built from Elmville bridge
into Dayville are such as to call for
grade changes ranging from one to Is
inches. fact that makes it desira Bile
to have the trolley tracks along the
route correspondinglY heightened. Or
depressed Selectman John A. Gilbert
with officials of the Connecticut COM
pany has looked the ground over dur
ing the last few days. AS soon as pos
sible the work will be taken up, but
the delay now being experienced seems
unavoidable.
Car Destroyed by Fire.
Automobiles touring between this
city and Providence saw at Scituate
Sunday such parts of an automobile as
will not burn. The other parts of the
car were represented in heap of
ashes. It was the worst case of burn
ing up that has occurred In this part
of New England of late and was due
to leaking gasoline tank. The car
by Rhode Island parties, and went up
of it is not worth 80 cents.
Motorcycle on r. F. D. Route.
Arthur Logee who is the driver over
the rural free delivery mail route from
the DAnielson nostetllce, has substitute