Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-22

highway department., were IN DANIEL
son Thursday afternoon and with Rep
resentatives e. H Reach and Frank
=. Warren. w. X Pike, c. r. and T.
e Hopkins, made a trip of inspection
eastward to the Rhode Island border,
inspecting routes for the trunk line
highway from DanieIson to the state
line and Providence. Automobiles were
used IN making the trip.
Leave for Canada.
Nine. Joseph Cyr and Nine. AIphonse
Ciareau left Thursday afternoon for
Nj ontfeal, where Nine Cyr goes on a
short business trip and Nine Gareau
to remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Lucy Perkins of Reynolds
street is resting more comfortably at
a Worcester hospital, but is in a pre-
carious condition.
Miss Marion Horton of Brown uni
vcrsity. Providence, is spending the
holiday recess with her parents. Land
lord and Mrs. Stephen D. Horton, of
the Attawaugan house.
Christmas Parties.
Rev and Mrs Clarence II. Barber
will have their three sons and a FAMILY
party of twelve at their home over
Rev. ana Mrs. w. d. swameld will
entertain relatives To the number of
eighteen at their home here over
Christmas.
Fred Pierce OF the faculty Of Wash
5 spending the holiday recess at his
home in this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Jacobs left on
Thursday morning for a western trip
that viii occupy several weeks and
VIII take them to California
Collection of Madonnas.
A fine exhibition of Madonnas, copies
worlds paintings in the galleries of
Europe, are to be seen at the public
library.
Miss Mary f. Day of St. Luke's
hospital, New York, is spending the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter e. Day at The Naples
Mr.. and Mrs. Goltaire LHeureux
have been entertaining Mrs John
Strait of New London. formerly of
Dauielson. this week
Frederick Z. Graves of Norwich. for
merly of DanielsOn, has been visiting
with relatives in town this week
Mrs. Daniel T. Larlzin has been the
guest of relatives in Norwich this week.
Jerome A. Williams of Lawrence,
Mass. was visitor with friends in
Danielson Thursday.
Mrs Ann Foley of Onec0 visited
" it'll relatives in DanielsOn Thursday.
Sheriff and Mrs. Preston s. SibIey
will observe their golden wedding an
niversary on Jan. ?.
Busy at Postoffice.
A rush of business and the heaviest
days transactions of the holiday week
were noted at the local postomce on
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L. Reed VIII go
to Boston Sunday to spend the holiday
with relatives.
Monday. a legal holiday. the banks
in Danielson VIII be closed
As the result of the accident that
blocked the steam road at DayvilIe
Wednesday night the trolley road got
az extra amount of business. nearly ali
of the passengers on the train due at
Dayville at $40 coming south on the
electric road
There are only two days now in
y mich to contribute a mite toward
buying Christmas dinner and bring
ing holiday cheer TO the poor of Dan
ielson. and the generous shoppers who
pass the Kettle at PostOfflce square
are exhorted not TO forget those who
may be suffering for even the neces-
saries of life at this festival season.
Bill Collins Coming.
Bill Collins, the well known Central
Village wrestler. is to be in Danielson
this (F'riday) evening for a match,
best two out of three falls. catch as
catch can, to q finish. with Jim Roach
of Newport r. L. Roach having the
reputation Of being a speedy mat art
ist AS an introductory TO the fore
going event. Kid Wilkinson of Central
Village and Young Monty of Occum are
to go on. Kid Wilson of Norwich is
to be the referee.
Risky Fishing.
NentuTesome fishermen We're out
Thursday on the thin coating of ice
that covers many of the smaller fishing
ponds in the northern part of the town
of ISilliugly and for the risks that they
took caught some fairly stable strings
of fish. The ice is not heavy enough
as yet, however, for the best sport
some of the larger areas of water be
ing barely more than veneered with
lee.