Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09
DANlELSON
Walter Dixon to Build at Groton Long Point-Hearing on Relocating of Tracks Today-Telephone Employees at Savin Rock.

Savin Rock Tuesday.
 Miss Mary Kelley. of Providence is
 visiting Mir. and Mrs. James Garland
 of School street.
 Miss Dorothy Curtis of New London
 is spending a few days with her
 grandmother, Mrs. R. D. Curtis, of Dayville.
 MT. and Mrs. John B. Kelley of
 Washington are at their home here
 for the remainder of the summer Miss Nellie Heade is al the Backus
 hospital. Norwich, to undergo a sur
 gical operation.
 William Graves and family are at
 Oakland Beach for two weeks. w. A. ColwelI. conductor on the Put nam lines of the Connecticut company, is at Oakland Beach for two weeks vacation.
 To Build at Groton Long Point. Walter Dixon was at Groton Long Point Tuesday. He has purchased a lot there and will erect summer cot taga soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton of Providence are spending a few days with Mrs. Hamiltons parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Bill
 Town Hall Building We'll Lighted. Electric lights have been installed in the town court room in the rear of The town hall building. The cell room has DSen W1feO TOT nSHtS anu two lfSHLS are placed on the outside of the build ing and in the entrance to the lookup. Mr and Mrs. George Spaulding of Hartford are spending a few days with
 relatives in Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Allen left this Wednesday, morning for a few days visit with friends at Plymouth, Conn.
 Today being Children's day at Wild | wood park, the Connecticut company has arranged to give ample car service to and from the lake, extra cars being run during the afternoon hours Important Hearing Today. The salectmen of the town have giv en notice of a hearing to be held today l Wednesday, in relation to the chang | ing of the tracks of the Connecticut company between North street and ] Davis switch. The changes include the l change of grade of the street some what and reloca ting the rails of the l trolley line from the center of the street to the easterly side of Main l street between the intersection oi l North street and Main street and a 1 point on Main street known as the l Davis switch. These changes are 1T l line with the construction of the state | highway which is being built from 1 Elmville to Dayville and when com 1 pleted will extend all the way from Dayville to Danielson. l Ellsworth Burton returned home 1 Tuesday evening. having spent severa weeks with friends and relatives al | Lynn and at Revere Bea ch. William McDermott of New York is spending several days here with rela 1 tives.
 l Connecticut Company Keeps Roadbee in Good Repair. 1 New gravel top dressing has beer I Inv ho CnnnacficJ1t l n, between the rails of the company: | lines on the highways in the borough 1 The company keeps in repair that par | of the highway between the rails ant 1 for about g foot outside of the rails. l George Lyon is visiting his parent! on the West Side for a few days. | Art Club at Wildwood. | party from the Brooklyn Art clul l enjoyed a picnic at Wildwood parl | Tuesday. A bus carried the memb er: ! to and from this place to connect witf l the cars for the lake.
 Attended Telephone Outing.
 Several employees of the local office 1 of the Southern New England Tele phone company attended the 18th an nual outing of the Telephone Elm l ployes' Mutual Benefit asSocia ton helt
 at ,Savin Rock New Haven, Tuesday l Miss Helen Perkins is the guest 0
 Mrs E. H. Reach at her cottage a | Kelsey Point Westbrook MT. and Mrs. c. W. Hatch and tw' 1 daughters are in New York for a fev 1 days.
 i, Mrs H. J. Paine is spending severa days with Providence relatives. l W. P. Hayes is supplying at the loca 1 telegra ph and ticket office while Mis- Mary F. Barrett is away on a month | vacation.
 i Miss Lottie Reynolds of Exeter. R 1 l., is visiting friends in Moosup.