Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-19
DANIELSON
Encouraging Reports from pr. Renzi Robinson - Amateurs Successfully Present French Play stoning Tains to Be Stopped-Fewer Births Than Deaths During March.


 William Brennan was a visitor in Worcester Thursday.
 Rummage sale at Danielson Cotton company store begins next Tuesday, adv.
 Frank White of the West Side has been taken to the Norwich state hos pital.
 Henry A. Wilton of Providence was 8 visitor with friends in Danielson, Thursday.
 Mrs Walcott Witter of Brooklyn has gone from that place to a sanita- rum to receive treatment.
 Dr. Robinson Past Crisis.
 Dr. Rienzi Robinson's many friends here are encouraged to believe that he has passed the most serious stage of his illness.
 c. c. Young of Reynolds street is to receive a new touring car in a short time
 Poles for a new line to be erected by the Peoples Light and Power com pany have been erected on Mechanics street.
 Additional cars of machinery for the mill at Williamsville continue to ar rive at Dayville
 A considerable sum of money is to be expended this summer in making repair to St. James cemetery, RailrOad street.
 Plan Basket Social.
 Members of Killingly grange have invited friends to the basket social ar ranged by the organization for next Monday evening.
 Many of the farmers in towns in this section of the county have been devot- ing the days of the present week to ploughing their fields.
 William N. Arnold was at the Mill company store in Wilhamsville collect ing taxes Thursday.
 No announcement has at yet been received at the local pOstoffice to show who was the successful candidate, out of the more than a score who took the civil service examination for ap- pOintment as a clerk in the local of fee.
 Invited to WiIinantic.
 Members of Rose of Lima council, K. of C., have been invited to be guests at the concert and ball to be given by San Jose council of Willimantic
 Dauielson fans interested in the re- suits of various league ball games no longer have to wait until next morn ing to get the scores, which are being received here each evening. This is a new arrangement in Danielson,
 Experienced in Supervision.
 If Danielson is fortunate enough to arrange for public playgrounds for the children this summer, expert superVi- sion will not be difficult to secure, for Principal Robert K. Bennett of the High school, Miss Flora Fuller and Miss Corinne Paine have all had eX- perience in such supervisory work.
 Cattle Turned Out to Grass.
 To those in towns in this section who may have cattle to provide feed for, the first relief from the shortage and high price of hay is at hand Herds have been turned out to nibble at the first of the seasons grass, now showing in many grazing fields. The past winters hay supply was very short
 Une Cause ceIebre We'll Staged and
 Acted. Une Cause Celebre, a drama in French, was successfully presented be- fore a large audience that gathered in the Orpheum theater Thursday even- ing. many of those present coming from surrounding villages. The cast of characters was made up principally of local people, as follows Polydare Chabot, Devid GagnOn, Henry Goulet William Dupuis, Alphonse Champagne M C. Bernard, Adelard Perreault, Wal ter Dupus, Arthur Lasnier. Henry Vaudeville, Joseph Desrosiers, Her madas Gignere, Airline ThebeauH, Jo- seph Meunier Marie Champagne, Lo- dia Bonneau, Della Perreault Nvount Trahan, Llmina Mesunier, Rosanns i Desrosiers, Louis Gallichant
 To End stoning Trains,
 Up to the present time no arrestr have been made in Danielson as tht result of stones having been throwi at trains passing through this town ! but members of the police deparCmen of the railroad company have been il 1 town making au investigation with ! view to fixing the blame. Stone throw ing al passing trains has been d re curing trouble for years, but reCen complaints are the first in lont time,
 i Win Return to Maryland Parish. Rev. William Ii. Darbie leaves her today Friday for Boston, from Wner | he will sail en route to his parish a 1 Ouantico, Maryland. Rev. MT. Darbi 1 has been in town for week, visitinl his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles l Darbie of Main street. He has but re gently recovered from an illness tha { incapacitated him for several weeks.
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