Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-08
DANIELsON
State Policemen at Work in Borough
Military Men Leave for New Haven
Range-Storm Did Little Damage
Social and Personal Items.

Military Men Leave for New haven
Range-Storm Did Little Damage
Social and Personal Items.
Edward Heneau1t of Waterbury is
spending vacation of two weeks It
his home in Danielson.
Mrs. William McEwen and daugh-
ter have been spending a, few days
with friends in Providence this week.
Mrs. Charles I. Thayer and daugh-
ter Katherine of Putnam were visitors
Friday with Danielson relatives.
Manager Resigns.
Frank Spaulding has resigned as
manager of n. T. Hurlbut's Danielson
store. James O'Neil of Webster sue
ceeds him.
c. III. Pellet, George O. Thomas and
Louis E. Kennedy were at Hills Grove
r. l., for the races Thursday
Miss Emma Pilling who teaches =.
Hartford, is in Danielson to spend the
summer.
George C. Rich of North Attleboro
called on friends in Danielson on Fri
day.
Miss Mary stowen is to have the
| members of the W. c. T. u. at her
home for a meeting next Tuesday af-
ternoon.
State Policeman in Borough.
State Policeman Robert Hurley has
been doing work in Danielson this
week.
Frank Eldridge, who has been i'll
with rheumatism for several weeks, is
! able to be out again, but has not fully
recovered.
Going to Rifle Range.
/ Capt Ebert L. Darbie Lieut. Hal r.
Eaton and Sergt Ira Warren will go
to the rifle range at New Haven today
/ Saturday.
| Mr. and Mrs Ira d. Martin are to
| spPn6 f0morFnN Sunday will frio
| in Providence and at Rocky Point
| An accident to one of the trucks
| put a car running between Danielson
| and Wauregan out of commission Fri
| day morning, but did not interfere with
| the schedule.
c.. E. Social
| At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
j Kennedy in Westfield Friday evening
| the members of the Epworth league of
| the Methodist church, held a social A
large number came out and a pleasant
| time was experienced.
Rev. C. n. Barber to Speak.
Rev Clarence FL. Barber, pastor of
| the Congregational church.. will be the
| speaker at the second of the open air
| evening services to be held on Davis
park at s o'clock.
Commissioners Visit Jail.
| County Commissioners Charles E.
| Barber of Plainfield E. II. Hall of
| Windham and e. H. Corttis of Thomp-
| son were at the county Jail at Brook
| lyn Friday for one of their regular
| visits to the institution.
Jury Commissioners to Meet.
Charles H. Brown of Putnam, Charles
II. Hyde of Canterbury and E. NJ.
| Warner of Putnam, jury commission
ers for Windham county, are to meet
in the superior court room at Putnam
| Monday for the purpose of drawing
| from the lists of names submitted by
the selectmen of the various towns the
| number that will be liable for jury SER
vice for one year from Sept. l next.
Slight Damage Results from Storm.
Little damage was caused by the
electrical storm that swept over this
section Thursday evening. A few
| poles and trees were hit by the light
ming. Telephone lines were put out If
1 commission in number and the en-
ployes of the company had busy day
Friday getting them into working or
der. In Danielson one circuit of the
| fire alarm telegraph system was put
out of working order, but was attend
| ed to Immediately after the storm. The
lightning was brilliant and to many
| terrifying. The rainfall was moi
| heavy.
| Reading Circles Officers.
Following are the newly elected Of
+, f1cers of the Ladies' Reading circle:
President. Mrs. P. H. Sprague: frs
vice president, Mrs. Simeon Daniel
son; second vice president, Miss Car
RE Fellows; secretary. Mrs. John Day;
assistant secretary, Mrs. Leonard a
James
Sunday School Picnics
The Sunday schools of both the Ba o.
fist and .Congregat churches ar;
to have their annual picnics during
the coming week. On Tuesday in spe-
cia1 cars the Baptist school will go tt
Webster lake. The date and the plac.
for the holding of the Congregations
outing will be decided tomorrow (Sun
day..
; To Be Given in New Theater.
The committee in charge of the win
| ter course of Young Peoples entertain
| ments has completed plans for tn
next season, having booked the Gus
| tomary number of attractions. TIN
course will be given this year in tn
| Orphaus theater, which it is expected
, | will be completed about Sept. l.
1t is understood that the parties wh'
| were thrown out of an AUTOMOBILE
| when it was struck by a train at tn
5 | Main street crossing last Sunday af
ternoon have taken legal steps to Sc
: | cure reimbursement from the railroa,
! | company. The car smashed was not
, very valuable one.
Danielson people in number are pre-
! pdf1QS TO HOOK out OF Jameson TO
| morrow Sunday and Monday 70
+, brief or extended vacation trips. TIL
| Danielson colony at Oakland Beac
| will be a large one from now unit
! Sept. 1.
Underground Line Work Delayed.
1 Although the conduits have bee
here for weeks, work has not com
e menced OH the underground line O
| telephone wires that is to be ru
! | through here as a part of trunk lin
between New York and Boston. Sew
r eral carloads of conduits are store
, | on the railroad company's land O
: Railroad street.
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