Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-21
DANIELSON.
Local Veterans Go to 18th Regiment
 Reunion-6aby Show at Lake a 6iu Success = Connecticut Mills Will
 Have Electric Sian.

i WeStwood, Massachusetts.
 Miss Allie Ball of Philadelphia is | the guest of MT. and Mrs. John Reed of the West Side. 1 Mir. and Mrs Rowland R. James leave today for Rochester, N r., where ' they will be the guests of their daugh- ter, Mrs. Grace Bellows. l Mrs. John Hogan of Oak street is { seriously ill with intestinal trouble Dr. 1 Cassidy of Norwich was recently call ed in for consultation. w. B. Fitts and Amos Morin of the Connecticut Mills Co.,, are in Canada. Miss Bertha White has returned from a short visit with friends in Wor- cester, Mass.
 Mrs. Percy Waller Is the guest of 1 her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Fred A Ja- cobs at their club house at Alexander's lake.
 Dr. F. Fl. Coops of Bridgeport was in Danielson Wednesday where he for merly practiced.
 MT. and Mrs. W. s, Brown have been entertaining Mrs. Horace Swan and Miss Edith Swan of North Sterling. Willie Oates spent Wednesday at Ocean Beach where he attended the Mardi Gras festival which was held there.
 MT. and Afs. Alfred Roberts of Springfield, Mass, are the guests of Mrs. William Oates of Riverview.
 Herbert Bowen has severed connec- tlon with his former employer. c. H. Bacon, to accept a position as me chanic Tn N. A. Jordan's store. Allie Rounds and Howard Crell leave tomorrow for, an indefinite stay at Portland, Naine, by way of Providence
 Mrs. Charles T. Thayer and daugh- Ter katb srine of Putnam, Miss Marga- ret Ayi~ard and Miss Helen Awkward leave today for Oakland Beach where they will join party of Danielson De3Ilp at the Aver p0ttaOe
 Attended Reunion at Norwich. Among those from here who attend ed the 45tf reunion of the 18th Con nectIcut Regiment association We'd Tssday at the Buckingham Memorial Norwich, were Henry C.. Babson, Mir and Mrs. F. c. Torrey. Mir. and Mrs Rowland R. James. Mir. and Mrs. A. C. Greene, Almon Bartlett, Caleb Blan- chard of Killingly, George I. Henry of the 18th Massachusetts, and L. o. Deane of the 1st Connecticut
 Miss Ruth Arnold is spending today at Newport R. l.
 New PIankina for ouinebauq Bridqe.
 Workmen have been engaged the past day or two in the relaying of new planking fin the Quinebaug bridge be- tween Danielson and East Brooklyn.
 Miss Edith Lamphear, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Henry An ders1n of Maple street, has returned to her home in the city of Providence, R. I.
 Mike Longo has been removed to St, Nincents hospital where he has un- dergone an operation for a rupture.
 MT. Everett O. Wood has returned rom Pawtucket where he has been the past two days, employed in business of the will of the late Mrs. H. N. Clemons who was brought here for burial last Saturday
 Prof. Perkins Will Lecture.
 Dr. Charles Perkins. professor in the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, Tenn, will deliver an illustrated lec- ture on the subject. In the Footsteps of St. Paul. at the regular union prayer service which will be held tonight in the Congregational church. Dr. Per kins will illustrate his lecture with many slides made from photographs which he himself took during his re- cent trip abroad. Dr. Perkins and family are spending the summer at their farm on the Green Hollow road
 Mir and Mrs Louis Young and daughter Ella and Mrs w. DeLoss Wood are at Oakland Beach for this week
 Ralph Young and family have re- turned to Danielson after weeks out ing at Oakland Beach. R. l.
 Several automobile parties from here
 
 Was held at Ocean Beach yesterday af- lernoon and evening
 FieIci Day on Saturday.
 Members of the 18th company, C. A. C., Connecticut National Guard. have received notice of the field days of this command which will be held on Saturday Aug 23rd Sept 13th, and pct 11th at the local range. The fol- towing officer and enlisted men are de- tailed for duty on next Saturday: Sec ond Lieutenant Ira A. Warren, Sergt George A. Popple, Sergt. John E. ca sey. Corporal Howard NJ Withey. Pri- yates William E. Dodge Thomas E. Gay. Earl l~ Geer, Charles F. Martin Ernest C. Tatro and Shubae F. Wat son. The detachment will report at the state armorY in service uniform. cam paign hat and field belt. armed and equipped for rife practice
 In order that all it's employees may nave their vacations together the Con necticut Mills have closed for a period ot two weeks as has been their custom in past wears.
 Mir. Roland Gray leaves the latter part of this week to enjoy fortnight's vacation
 MT. and Mrs. Willard Danleison have returned from an outing at Pleasant Beach.
 New Pole Line to Brooklyn.
 Norkrnen nave been engaged the past fortnight in setting a line of poles 70 Bi ooklyn which will carry the wires or the Southern New England Tele- Qnnne company and also those of the Plalnfe-G Gas and Electric company rom here to that village. At present the line has been constructed as far as ln" old watering trough, which stands ihis side of the greenhouses owned by rantin &- Crosby. although the date set For the compieta+l of the construc- tion is not far off The poles which are about 40 feet in height will carry wires charged with 2.3O0 volts.
 hr. Earl Young. formerly of Dan ieison- is spending a few days at his home here
 MT and Mrs Oliver Seaver ef Me chanics street are the guests of Mrs SeaVer's parents at their home in Kingston, New Jersey
 Clinton Pellet has entered the eaa- ploy of w, Irving Bullard as chauf- feur,
 Mrs, Van Andrews leaves today to visit her daughter, Mrs. Frank Seayer at Woonsocket. R. l.
 Mrs. John Kennedy is spending this week with friends in the city of Preyi- dence.
 AHsther Marriage Was Censunana ated.
 The second marriage of an out-of- town couple under the new law took place yesterday when Miss Mary Con lon and Thomas r. Walsh of Ess4pond. R, l., were united by w. Fepner Wood ward, justice of the peace. Rev. A. F.. 11egg, pastor of the Methodist church married the first couple from without the state at his home last Saturday night. Several Wouid-be brides and groeFnS from the states of Massachu- setts and Rhode Island have been