Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-02
DANlELsON
Price of Milk Raised to Seven Cents
st. James Band Gives Concert
Through Generosity Of Mrs. q. r.
Robinson.


Miss Albina Boulais is assisting
stenograpfer at the law offices of Har--
ry E. Back during the absence of Miss
Winnie Shaw.
Local milk dealers have agreed to
a raise in the retail price of milk be-
ginning August /. From that date the
price asked will be seven cents a
quart.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Woodwork are
visiting in Providence.
Berries Sent to Providence.
Just now is the height of the berry
season in the nearby towns east of
Ki1linsly. Tuesday afternoon the F.
& d. express car carried into Provi-
dence over 100 crates of berries picked
in the vicinity of the Fosters.
TeIesphore Woisard left Tuesday for
three weeks vacation to be spent in
ST. Anne, p. @.
The town of Foster, after much dis
cussion and delay, has finally decided
to have an Old Home day on August
"a. Many from here and the sur
rounding towns attend this event each
year.
Mrs. Robinson's Kindly Deed.
Through the kindness Of Mrs. r. r.
Robinson, st James band was en-
gagged to give a concert on Davis park
Tuesday evening which was finely rem
dered and was enjoyed by the borough
people. Are you to arrange for the
next one?
| McGregor post. w. r.. e.. the G. A.
r., and the S. of V.,4held a picnic at
Alexander's lake yesterday. The party
left here on the 1910 car The mem
bers of the w. r. c. furnished the re-
freshments.
Guests at Samuel T. coopsr's.
(Contributed.)
| Mrc Nicholas Allen and MrS Ed
| win S. Leach of New York are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Smauel T. Cooper al
the Seven Naples farm in Brooklyn
Conn. Mrs Nicholas Allen is sister t.
MIS-. Cooper 8 mother. the only sur
yiving member of a family of thirteen
Mrs. Gardner and her grandchildren
Master Charles and Miss Bessie Cart
wright, are among the summer guests
also Miss Mildred Cooper and brother
grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
They deem it a great honor and priv
ilege to be included among their nu
merous relatives and friends whom
they entertain so royalty and witt
their usual hospitality.
Fell from Load of Hay.
Eli Brier who lives near the tow
farm at DayvilIe received quite Sc
we're internal injuries and bruises whel
he fell from the top of load of ha
Tuesday afternoon. The sudden start
| ing OF the horses CAUSED Inc dccideH
Mr.. Brier was removed to his hom
and was attended by DIR. w J. Per
reault of Danielson The full exten
of his injuries could not be determine
Tuesday evening.
Overcome by Heat.
John Thompson. for many years
resident at Dayville Four Corners, we
! overcome by the heat Tuesday Will
. getting a pail of water from the we
Inear his house. His condition Tues
day night was such as to cause con
siderable concern.
Stole Tire and Tools from Camper
Someone stole an extra automobil
, tire from DIR. George NJ. Burrough
machine during Monday evening viii
it was parked in the grove near HI
!, lcamp at Alexander's lake, and ais
! cleaned out the tool box and let til
air out of the four tires that were Q
: the car The last stunt, perhaps,
prevent pursuit. in case of quiz
t discovery of the theft. Other article
{ have been stolen recently from CAM
S on the north shore of the lake.