Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
DANlELsoN
Seassn for Sunday, School Outings
 Work on New Mill at PiainfieId-
 Funeral of Robert Schoies-Ingrati tude Toward Souvenir Taylor.

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 Miss Marion D. Chase is to spend the summer in California. Henry A. Seamens of New Hartford was a visitor with friends in, Daniel son Friday
 Representative and Mrs E. H. Reach have taken cottage at 'Westport for the summer.
 George C. Fisher of Providence call ed on friends in Danielson Friday.
 A Spinosa is entertaining relatives from New York
 To Speak at Outdoor Service.
 Rev. w. D. .Swaffiefd will be the speaker at the service to be held on Davis. park Sunday evening at s o'clock. This will be a union ser vice
 Miss May Hammett and Miss Eulalie James left Friday for. California, to remain during the vacation period. Auto Party Planned Members of the Bohemian club are planning an automobile party to a Providence river resort week from Sunday.
 Regular holiday hours will be in force at the postofffce Tuesday. July f. The open season on bass begins this tSaturdaO morning, and plans for go- ing out today were being discussed Friday.
 Want Resident Pastor. The large number of Catholics in Plainf1eld village are anxious that a priest be assigned to minister to their needs. The church is at present mis- sion of the Moosup parish.
 Attention is called to the fact that the danger of forest fires has not been eliminated. Great care needs to be ex- ercised ill the use of matches or fire in the woods.
 This town is in the gene that is being worked by men who are selling as linen rank cotton substitute-an nd getting a long price for the same.
 Bertha. ,. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ovide Baribeault of Wauregan. died Thursday of diphtheria. Funeral ser vices were held Thursday afternoon. Returning from Maine.
 Rev. and Mrs. P. L. Cosman are ex- pected at East KilIingIy today after a Cosman will occupy the pulpit at the East Killinsly Baptist church tomor- row Sunday.
 Methodist Sunday School Picnic
 A special car took the members of the Methodist Sunday school to Wild wood park Friday morning for the an nual outing and picnic Delightful weather favored the plans of the com mittee in charge and the day was very pleasantly spent. Games were played and various other diversions indulged in. A lunch was served. Blue and crimson pennants-not bo tn shades on any one car-indicated the destination of many fine automobiles that were driven through Danielsou toward the south Friday forenoon. Most of them carried Massachusetts registration numbers. Late evening witnessed a return of the machines from the boat races at New London, colors still up in every instance
 HustIing Work at PIainfieId.
 A bHstering sun and merciIess f1u- midity has not held up the work on the foundations for the new mill for the Plainfield Mills corpora tion, and the work is advancing steadily this week. A large number of men are en- ployed.
 To Participate in WilIimantic CeIebra-
 ton.
 A number of the members of L'Cnion St. John Baptist will go to Willinan- tic on the Fourth guests of the members of the order in that city. The fact that Governor .Pothier of Rhode Island makes the Willimantie celebra- ton of special interest to the French speaking residents in the towns in this part of the state.