Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-21
DANlELSoN
Borough Men to Attend Artillery Re-
unon-FieId of Potatoes Bought at
81 Per Bushel-Norwich to Play
DayvilIe Saturday.


Lester Craig is visiting Boston rel
| atives for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Young are al
their cottage at Oakland beach.
John MARYLAND is substituting fol
Rural Mail Carrier Logee, while the
latter is a camp at Fort Wright
Mrs. A. w. Logee and children are
visiting relatives in Providence.
Mrs. Fred Kennedy is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis
performed at a Wilnmantic hospita
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. sidney Perry are en-
soying two weeks vacation with
| friends at Oakland beach and Wake
| field, r. L.
Mrs. Theodore Fulton and daughter
Sadie are spending two weeks yaca-
ton at Crescent beach.
Guests at Shumway Home.
Mrs. Thomas d. Shumway of Ev-
anston, ILL.,, Mrs. L. Campbell and
children of New Haven. Mrs. Charles
Ralfe and daughter Helen of Philadel-
phia are guests of Judge and Mrs. M
A Shumway
Henry Leach and family have moved
to Plainfield.
Capt A. P. Woodward o. O., left
Thursday for his annual tour of duty
with the companies of the coast ar
tiliery corps
A. II. Arlington, Henry F. Clarke
and Michael Head will attend the re-
union of the Second Rhode Island light
artillery to be held in Pawtuxet to-
day.
H. S. Franklin has taken the con-
| tract to build a large brick storehouse
for the Grosvenordale company.
The Chase mill at East Killingly is
running four days week.
The Baptist Sunday school at East
Killingly will hold the annual picnic
at Wildwook park today
Lester Bill has secured the contract
for the electrical wiring of the new
be done in metal conduit.
*. A. Darbie has purchased an au-
tomobile delivery truck for use in his
business.
Potatoes So BusheI in Field.
On nearby farm there is a ten
acre field that is planted with potatoes
which have been sold for two dollars
this week and taken to market
Celebrated Silver Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pike of South
kliHngly. who observed their silver
wedding anniversary last Saturday,
are well known here, having resided
here for several years. During the
day many friends called at their home
and many fine presents We're received
by them.
Several from here will attend the
opening of the Douglas camp meeting
today.
Moving to Philadelphia.
The machinery in the mill at In
dustrial place occupied by the Ameri-
can Oil Engine Co., is being moved to
Philadelphia
Arthur Chase will leave here to-
n I
spent in Westport
Rev. W. H. Raymond leaves today
to attend the Douglas camp meeting.
To Address Union Service.
The union service on the park Sun
day evening will be addressed by Rev.
]. H. George of ST. Adams church.
Norwich at DayvilIe.
Norwich will play at Dayville Sat
urday for honors in the Eastern Con-
necticut baseball league.
The Attawaugan Methodist Sunday
school will hold its annual picnic to-
day at Roseland park
Big Ice House Planned.
D. Lewis Downs will build a large
ice house at Alexanders lake this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton W. Atwood
are to occupy the James house on
Spring street.
Herbert Dr1Scoll of Norwich is as
sisting at Woodward's drug store for
a few weeks.
Prof. and Mrs. H \. Loomis and
wife of New Haven are visiting Sher-
if and Mrs. Sibley.
Hearing on Grade Changes.
The selectmen of Ki1lingly have Civ
en- notice of hearing to be held in
reference to the change of grade of
the road and tracks of the Connecticut
company from the bridge at Elmville
northerly to a point in the highway
opposite the residence of Charles Aver
in Dayville