Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-07
DANIEL. SON
6r. and Mrs. RIenzi Robinson Return Addition and Stockhouse For East kiliinsly Miii-FuneraIs = Sunday Evening Exercises on Davis Park.


 Evening Exercises on Davis Park.
 Attorney Warren B. Chase of Hart ford visited his parents, MT: and Mrs. c. B. Chase Saturday.
 Cesmer A. Young visited his daHght- CTS in Worcester Saturday.
 Jerome A. Whiting of New Bed ford was visitor with friends in Ban- ielsen over Sunday.
 Frank Garland of Bridgeport spent the week end with his parents, MT, and Mrs. James Gartland.
 Walter L. Dixon spent Sunday with his family at their cottage at CFes- cent beach.
 Painfully Injured.
 Burden B. Withey is recovering from an injury to his hand from scala ing steam and hot water.
 Oliver Seaver, whe has been teach ing in New Jersey, is visiting with relatives is Danielsen.
 Dr. and Mrs. Rebineen Home.
 Br. and Mrs. Rienzi Robinson. who have been spending some time in the west, have returned to Danielson.
 Miss Clara L'Heureux, who has been teaching at Beverly, is spending the summer vacation with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Wilfred L'Heureux.
 Shot Woedohuok Providers.
 A. F, Woodward, with an army re- volver shot a woodchuck within the borough limits, in the rear of one Of the houses on Hawkins street.
 Jail For Unfortunate Woman.
 Three persons charged with intoM- cation were presented in the town cCurf Saturday, one being a woman who was sent to jail for 30 days.
 A motor truck service competed with the trolley road for the passeng ger car rying service to AleXander's lake on the Fourth. making the fare the same, ten cents each way.
 Oil spattered cars testify to the fact that highways in this section of the county are receiving treatment by the state highway department.
 To Repair Hampton Church.
 Funds are being raised for repairs to the church of Our Lady of Lourdes at Hampton, this church being a m1s- sion of St. James parish and served by the priests of St James church
 Reading Circle Officers.
 The following are the newly elect ed officers of the Ladies' Reading cir cle: President, Mrs. P, H. Sprague; vice presidents. Mrs. Simeon Daniel son, Miss Carrie Fellows; secretary, Mrs. John Day; assistant secretary, Mrs. Leonard L. James.
 Mrs. Albert Day of Springfield, Mass, is at the home of her parents. O- West Side. Mrs. Day has been in i'll health for long time and it is hoped the change to Danieison will be of great benefit to her.
 Planning Camp Meeting Opening.
 Secretary Rev. Fl. N. Brown, who is to be in charge of the Douglas camp meetings and who is now on the grounds making preparations for the opening is to come to DanieiSOn this fall ELS the pastor of the Dan1elson Pentecostal church.
 Addition and New StoekhouSe.
 This week work will commence on an addition to the plant of the Inter national Cotton company at East Kill ingly. This addition is to be a small one The plans of the company also provide for the construction of a stockhouse, 3s by 60 feet. one story in height and to be built of wood.
 Improvements on p. & D. Route.
 Along the line of the Rhode Island company's P. & D. line and between Foster and the city line of Providence a great deal of work is being done in improving the road bed. so that the running time between this place and Providence may be reduced from two and three-auarter hours.