Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-17
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Family of Principal Stone Remaining In Standardization Out For Soswell-BaFber Wedding-lnter- class Track Meet Planned.

The sight of pink papered pop corn. ana toy balloons with the sound of the inflated squawkers reminded all Iorcefully yesterday that fair time was here.
 Amos Root of the U. s. Naval Acad- | efnN at Annapolis, Md, has been spending a few weeks with his rela- Hill,
 Not To Leave England. MT. and Mrs. c. T. Stone and family or London, England will not return to IhIS country this year as has been FuInored recently Both boys are now pupllS In private school there. and plans for a future trip to America will lFooablN not be made for some time according to the latest reports. Mr. stone was principal of the High school here for several years
 An interested crowd witnessed a novel use for a-car yesterday afternoon when the owner assisted considerably by his machine laid the cable between the new electric light poles on Rail- road Square.
 Postmaster c. 4. Potter who has eeen confined to his home by bronch- Lai trouble was able 10 be out Tuesday Tor the first time in ten days.
 Miss Mildred Holly fo14nerIy of Dan- lelSon Is the guest of friends here
 Nr and Mrs Earl Storrs of Wor- teSlef' Mass, were recent guests of relatives in town.
 Mrs. C. C. Young is visiting in Prov idencc.
 Mir. C C. Young is in Tennesee. ac- eompanying Gaius Hubbard of Provi- oence on a short business trip.
 Attended The Fair.
 Among those from DanieIson who were at Woodstock Fair were Mrs. l.. T. Hopkins, Mrs. John Young and l. F. Kennedy.
 Gardens and FIowerbeds Touched.
 Several gardens and fOwerbeds apouL town have been practically ruin ed by the recent frosts which have come uneEpectidly. SI1immings of ice nave been reported from many sources III and about the vicinity. Farmers and othSrs who have kept track of the weather conditions faithfully recall a similar cold snap which occurred g year or two ago in September which was loHoWed by warm period of six
 Miss Myrtice Burroughs has return ed to East Orange, \. J., where she has resumed teaching.
 George Ryder of Boston was the re- cent guest of his parents at their home on RivervieW.
 The Central Fire Co. of Central Nll-aSe, are making plans for fair
 Miss May Young has returned from an automobile tour through Pennsyl- NanIa. Virginia and New York
 Many residents of DanieIsOn are at Kingston Fair today to witness the Hoat parade given under the auspices or the Oranges of southern Rhode Is- land Since Wednesday has been de- slgnated as Grange Day, local Grang- CTS have planned to attend the special exercises and events arranged.
 Mrs. Moses L. Brown of Central Falls IS spending few days in town as the guest of Mrs. George s. Brown.
 Miss Martin. a first year student at the local High school was taken sud- denly i'll yesterday morning during a recitation period and later was remov- ed to her boarding place.
 Daily practice at basketball is be- ing held on the grounds prepared for this purpose at the rear of the High school building on Broad street. Sud ney p. Marland. under whose efficient coaching last years team was develop ed is again coaching the players.
 Local parties who own cottages at Crescent Beach were excited by the re- port that many of the cottages at the resort were destroyed Monday in the S10,000 fire there
 Paul Chapman of Brooklyn left yes- teTdaN for Worcester. where he is to attended Worcester Polytechnic Instit-