Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-08
DANIELSON
Death of Patrick Tisue-Merin-B Bou- Iias Wedding This Mornins-Mrs. Napoleon Plankey's Death at Hos pital-chiIdren's Day Set for Wed : nesday.

Patrick TIgue. for many years a
 resident in the Mashentuck district of
 of his son. John F. Tigue, proprietor
 of the Central hotel at Hopkinton,
 Mass. Sunday night. He was about
 70 years of age. The body will be
 brought to DanielSon today CTuesday)
 for burial
 The deceased left Danielson only a
 few months ago to make his home
 with his son in HOpEinton. He was in
 failing health at the time and unable
 to longer look after the big farm that
 he conducted for so many years. Mrs. Tigue died little more than a year ago. and in the deaths of herself and
 her husband two essentially Christian people are removed.
 Mr. Tigue of Hopkinton is the only surviving son.
 | Lost Cow Found With Leg Broken. A COW owned by Andre Maindon of the Green Hollow road, and the best animal in his herd was found in a far-off corner of one of the pastures on his farm. Sunday. with broken leg The COW, which had been lost for three days was immediately killed. She had gone to a pool to get a drink of water and presumably broke her leg in setting over stump Vacation Outings. MT. and Mrs. Alfred W. Bassett of Providence are spending their vacation with relatives in DaEielson. D. E. Jette, Mrs. Jette and their daughter Miss Georgette, were in Bos- ton Monday on an automobile trip. Mrs. William Cha apman of the West Side will leave tomorrow Wednesday, for visit of several weeks with rela- tives at Concord, N. H. Henry V Chartier of Boston has been the guest Of relatives in Daniel- son and Wauregae. Sidney Marland, Rupert Marland and Roy Smith spent Sunday at Pleasant View.
 Miss Marie Barrett. telegraph oper- ator at the Danielson railroad station, is having months vacation. | Miss Ella Cha pman. clerk in Bit goods store, is away on her annual vacation.
 Mrs Andrew Crumley has returned 1 to her home on the West Side after a stay at Quonochontaug, R. I. Miss Katherine D. Awkward, clerk at l com pany, is having a vacation of three 1 weeks
 l Rev. James H. George, Jr., who is l spending his vacation at Westport and 1 Newtown, was Tn Danielson over Sun day.
 1 Registrars to Meet. 1 The registrars of voters of Killingly | week for the purpose of making en- l rollments on the caucus lists. l Judge Harry F. Back has returned l iron. his vacation trip. 1 Cassius S. Chase of Hartford spent l Sunday in Danielsop with his family. l Mr. and Mrs Ernest Geer of Maiden ; Mass, will spend their vacation with l MT. and Mrs. Henry E. Geer of Fur mace street.
 l Abel l.. Reeves was in Marlboro l Mass. Sunday, making the trip in his 1 automobile.
 1 Raymond Allen, assistant postmast- CT, starts this morning on his annual l vacation Miss Edith Anderson, clerk 1 at the office. has returned from heI vacation.
 l Henry Cotter and other employees o1 l a Providence concern that has beer I doing piping work at the mill of the l Wauresan company for several months returned to Providence Monday. l To Move to Attleboro. 1 Hal R. Eaton until recently princi- pal of Killingly high school, and Mrs ] Eaton, are in Maine, their home state 1 for a few weeks They will move | socn to Attieboro. Mass, where MT l Eaton is to be principal.