Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-15

the enjoyable program oHereQ
 A number from Danielson attended the Old Home day Thursday at Hop kins Crossing. R. l. Beautiful cIematis.
 Those who enjoy canoeing on the Quinebaug river are given excellent opportunities to see the blooming of the wild clematis. This dainty flower adds much to the natural scenery or the river as it twines about the grape vines and old trees which border its banks. The many little glimpses of woodland life up the Quinebaug, eSpe- cially around the Ox-Bow. are among the most attractive spots ln the Vlcln- ity of Danielson.
 Mrs. w. Fenner returned Thursday morning from a short stay at the Aver cottage at Oakland beach, which is rented this week by a party of res- idents from Danielson.
 Miss Mabel Kimball of Worcester, accompanied by her sister, Miss Olive, of South Royalston. spent yesterday in Danielson.
 Work on the new trolley station on Railroad square will probably begin at once.
 A Quiet Afternoon
 Danielson resembled Goldsmitts De- serted Village when all stores and of fees were closed Thursday so that the merchants and employees could at tend the business mems outing at Wildwood park. Housewives who for got to plan for the shutting of the stores as well as of-town traders found themselves in a dilemma when they arrived in town Thursday after noon to do their weekly shopping.
 Motor Party Returns.
 Mir. and Mrs. L.. S. Ingalls, of Broad street Mrs. George Gallup of Ekonk, and Mrs. Lucy Wilkinson of Wood stock have returned from an automo- bile tour through the Berkshires, up the Hudson. and along Long Island sound.
 E. O.. Wood and daughter Edith have been guests of friends in Providence and vicinity. While in Providence, Mr. Wood assisted at a private musical at the home of Hamlin Johnson and play ed in the Roger Williams Baptist church.
 Friends and admirers of Joe Con- nelly were in BostopmThursday, where he played with the Boston Nationals. Connolly, formerly. ball player on the Putnam team, has many admirers in this section.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Francis and family are at Oakland beach for a short stay.
 The new post office at Moosup will
 
 New Pastor Sept. 7. e
 Rev. H. \. Brown will begin his duties as pastor of the Pentacestal church on Sept. '
 Invitations are out for the wedding at the Congregational church in Pom fret Thursday. Aug. 2S at o'clock of Miss Olive Louise Fitts, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Arthur Fitts of Pomfret and Norman Earle White. son of Mir. and Mrs. Edwin T. White of Pom fret Landing. The groom-to-be is very well known in Danielson, where he attended high school.
 George Lyon of New London, a for mer resident of Danielson, is spend ing a week with his father on the West Side.
 Raymond A. Preston was at Watch Hill Thursday
 Henry Miller, of Townsend. Mass, is spending a few days in Danielson, where he formerly resided ' All About the Borough.
 Mir. and Mrs. William R. Marsey are guests of MT. and Mrs. T. M. Hopkins at Grasmere farm, Elmville
 Miss Helen Auger is visiting Mrs. E l.. Barstow of Broad street.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. P. White are enter taining Mrs. J. J. Robinson of New ' ork
 Mrs. Charles T. Thayer and daugh- ter Katherine of Putnam are spending 3 few days with Danielson relatives.
 Miss Helen Awkward is slowly recov. erlng from slight surgical operation performed recently at the Day Kim ball hospital by Dr. Shepard of New | ork.
 Bernard Gartland has returned from a camping party on Looms Island at lake.
 E. Q. Wood and daughter, Miss Edith returned Wednesday from a visit with friends in Providence and ylcinity While in Providence MT. Wood assisted at a musical and played ill the Roger Williams Baptist church.
 The young people of the northern part of the town, known as German town. held picnic in Leavens' grove Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Francis and family are at Oakland Beach.
 Mr and Mrs. w. F. Day are enter their daughter Miss Mary Day, of St. Luke's hospital, New York.
 Those who are fortunate enough to enjoy canoeing on the Quinebaug river have excellent opportunities to see the beautiful wild clematis, now in full bloom. This flower tWines around lha grapevine and old trees which bCrder it's banks.
 Miss Lillian Bailey was at East Kill lingly attending the Old Home day at Elliot vile grove.
 Freq Puize is the guest of friends in : .ar1ford
 Harold Folehouse is enjoying a ve7E Vat lon ln Willirantic attend Ing tn aiuls Ii the Norwich district ErWoTtl .e gue ins itute. He is stay 1 al th Darieison house, where a party of Er.vo. tn lea guers of the Methodist Episcopal church are spend ng the week
 AUTO STRIKES WHEELMAN, George Nash Injured by Car of F. E. sitsood-Taken 10 RacE<us Hospital.