Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-20
DANIEIzSON
seroash Masons Find Work at Plain field=kawn FestlvaI-Tw5 kocaI Survivors ef eettysbars-Rumored Cider saies-Supt. R. 6. Henderson t5 Leave DayviIe Mill.

StaSf odlSS-ouPt' n. 0i fIendSrSon te Leave DayviIIe Mill.
 MT. and Mrs. Bertram BFabble of Providence were guests Sunday of 8ff and Mrs. J. c. Nichols.
 Mrs. Earle A. Young of New Haven is visiting Alr: and Mrs r: E: Bit good.
 Martin Richmann, whe was killed by trolley car in Springfield Friday, had many friends in DaRielsen, whera he often visited.
 Thomas Lambert of Lowell, formerly Of Danielson, has been spending few days with friends in town.
 Mrs. Leonard James will have the members of the Ladies Reading circle at her home for meeting this (MeH- day) afternoon.
 John G. Bill Of WilHmantie was visitor with his brother Judge A. 6. Bill, and Mrs. Bill Saturday.
 On Furleugh from Noroton.
 George l. Henry. who is connected with the soldiers home at Neroton is spending a vacation of month in town. NIT. Henry formerly lived here.
 Work for Masons at PIainfield.
 Local masens are finding employ ment ct PlainfeId on dwellings being constructed for the Plainfeld Manu- featuring company.
 R. A. M. Souvenirs.
 Souvenirs in the fo1 m of pennies of special coinage were distributed b those attending the. Tooth anniversary celebration of Warren chapter, R. A. An unusual amount of attention was heinz lat In Saturday by persons desiring that their sections look the best on Memo rial day.
 To Cost $2,2oo.
 It is understood that the new | church to be erected by the Pente- | cOstal denomination on Academy street is to cost about S2,200 Work on the structure is to commence in a short 1 time and it Is hoped to have the building completed by September 1. The new church will make a total of seven in Danielson.
 Lawn Fete. Saturday afternoon from 2.30 to , o'clock, Miss Amelia Hutchins' class | of the Congregational Sunday school 1 held lawn party in front of the | church. Fancy articles made by the young girls were sold; also flowers, homemade candy, cake and lemon ade. The affair was successful.
 At Clubs Outing.
 Members of the Art club have plan ned an outing for Wednesday after noon. They will take a car at 4.10, ] going to some point near the Dayville four corners, thence for walk through | the fields in a search for spring flow CTS with talk about the specimens found.
 Fire Loss Settled.
 Appraisers representing the interest ed parties were at Moosup Saturday afternoon to adjust a dispute claim in connection with fire that damaged the household goods of Mrs. May Peto on a night in February. The claim was settled for $125. The policy was issued through a local agency Connecticut Mills Company Expand
 ing.
 Machinery that has recently arrived here is being put in place for the Con- necticut Mills company in the plant formerly occupied by the American Oi Engine company at Industrial place This machinery will soon be in use giving employment to a considerable number of new operatives The mil company has been constantly increas- ing it's capacity for production since locating here d little more than veal ago.
 Pomona's Silver Anniversary.
 Quinebaug Pomona grange, No. 2 will hold it's silver anniversary ses- sion with Brooklyn grange on Satur- day. A large attendance is anticipat- ed. The papers to be read at this meeting will be of an historical na- ture, sure to prove of interest to ths members of the steadily growing or ganizatiOn.
 Two Gettysburg Survivors.
 Local G. A. R. men are expressing wish that Connecticut get in line anl make an appropriation, as has bee1 done by other states, for the return O. the veterans to the battlefield of Get tysburg in July, 1913. A. H. Arming- ton and Postmaster c. A. Potter O Danielson are two Danielson survivors of the great historic struggle Bou were with batteries that participated in hard fighting.
 Wildwood Opening May 90.
 Plans for the temporary opening Q l Wildwood park on Memorial day ar, much the same as in former years It is expected that one of the feature, will be q baseball game between Day. vile and Putnam teams. neither e which is in a league this year. w B. Labelle of Dayville will operate hi concessions at the lake again thls sea son.
 Service at Neghborhood House. Rev. Clarence II. Barber. Rev. Jame H. George, Jr, both of Danielson, an, Rev. George F. Genung. DD., O Brooklyn, were in attendance at ser vice held at the Neighborhood hous at the home of Miss Lucy Jarvis ol Allen hill Sunday afternoon.
 Alleged Cider Sales. There is street gossip relative t Sunday cider selling in the vicinity Q DanielsOn If cider is being sold an men and boys are getting drunk iron drinking it. some one may possibly D breaking the law.
 Leaves DayvilIe for Maine. Robert C. Henderson, superintendent of the Assawaga Woolen company : plant at DayvilIe, is to conclude hi connection with the company on Jun . 1. MT. ana Mrs. Henderson are t move to Madison, Me
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