Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-27
DANTELSON
Leland Robideau Marriage-DayVille Requests in Worcester WilI-Bor- ough Shy on CoaI-Matter of Post office Site Already Discussed.

The following is from a Worcester paper of Tuesday:
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph E. Leland have returned to Worcester from a short honey moon trip. Mrs. Leland was for merly Miss Rose M. Robideau of Oak street, Boston, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Robideau of New York. She became the bride of MT. Leland, while visiting relatives in Danielson, Conn.,, Saturday. Rev. William Bark er Methodist minister, of1iciated Sat urday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. at the wedding in his home. The couple was unattended. Mrs. Leland wore a brown tailored suit with 8 hat to match The couple left immediately after the cer- Nemony for a short trip. MT. and Mrs. Leland will make their home at ' Tufts street.
 Henry E. Church of Hartford was in Danielson on a business trip Tues day.
 A. P. Woodward and Charles s. Day ton have been named as appraisers of the stock of the A. c. Beckley store.
 The roll call and supper at the Bap- list church is set for next Tuesday evening.
 Next Sunday, Palm Sunday, will be marked by the usual distribution of palms at the high mass at St. James church, this ceremony commemorative of Christs triumphal entry into Jerus- alem.
 Teachers in Killingly high school are spending this vacation week at various New England towns where they claim their homes.
 Visitor from California.
 Edward Kendall of Crescent City Cal, is visiting friends in Brooklyn fol a fortnight.
 Requests for Dayville Relatives.
 Dayville relatives benefit by the will of Alonzo CasWell who recently died in Worcester, leaving an estate ol about SIP, ,50G.
 Mrs. c. H. Thyng is visiting with her sons, Howard and Burton, who are resident in Chester, Pa.
 Worse Than Common Drinking Cup
 Not finding a common drinking cur handy, many unWashed travellers have been noticed in smoking cars putting their mouths over the faucet of the water tank and pressing the lever There is no law against such a prac- tice. but
 May Man Old Engine.
 Members of the DanieIson fire de- partment are talking of forming . company to man the old Minnetexit hand engine which recently has agair come into possession of the borough The idea is such a company would fint plenty of exercise and develop a team that could compete at musters.
 A new and larger drain has beer placed under the railroad bridge a TrT+u ctr sr,t of the past two weeks have caused considerable trouble and delayed traf. fc to some extent.
 A number from this vicinity wer, at Putnam Tuesday afternoon to at tend the funeral services for Thoma! A. Lake. who died last Friday morning at Tampa, Fla.
 Cottage Meeting.
 William Mason of Danielson is t( conduct a prayer service at the homC of Mrs. Della Burroughs in East Kill ingly Monday evening of next week. 4 number from this place are planning to attend.
 Wage Scale Averages Higher.
 It is stated by a local manufacture of cotton goods that the scale O wages in cotton mills in towns in thi part of the state is, according to hi belief, slightly higher on the averag than in such cotton textile centers a. Fall River and New Bedford. Road Repairs. Repairs have been made to the roa, running southeast from Daniels vii lagc, this highway having been fenceD up for a time on account of damag done by recent heavy storms. It i learned that the new piece of stat road between Attawaugan and Ballou vile has come through the winter il good condition.