Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-25
DANlELSON
Sunday Schools Hold Outins-chair Business Sold to Hartford Firm St. James School Graduating Exer- cises-Against Savinss Bank Receiv- ersF1ip

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 Mrs H. H. Starkweather has been spending few days at Quidnic, R. l. Alfred L. Reed was in Boston on a I business trip Tuesday.
 Thomas Marlor is delegate and John Doyle alternate from Rattler Hook and Ladder. company to the state con vention of the ffremen of Connecticut
 George A. Morgan of Worcester was a visitor with friends in Danielson ] Tuesday
 Rev. W. D. swaffield is on a brief I visit to New Hampshire this week. | Mrs. Marvin D. Kies and sister, Mrs. l Clarence c. Chase, and son Chauncey, are spending the week with relatives 1 MT. and Mrs. Edward Main, in Volun- 1 town.
 l Baptist Outing. l Motor, trucks will convey the mem l bers of the Baptist Sunday school to Roseland park tomorrow (Thursday) l for the annual outing and picnic.
 Grange Meeting. 1 Miss Mae H. Wetherell, Miss Bertha : V. Franklin, C.. V. F'lagg and Ray w. l Pellett made up the committee in charge of the entertainment by Kill 1 ingly grange this week.
 PIanking Lasted We'll. Selectman John Aylward and men have completed the work of replank- l ing the highway bridge at Dayville, near the mill. Some of the planking 1 has been down for IS years. Miss Elizabeth D. Putnam, who has l been teaching near Washington, D. C., | is at her home here for the summer. | Next Sunday afternoon members of | McGregor, w. R. C., will hold memorial | services for the deceased members of the organization.
 l A Putnam firm has the contract for doing plumbing repairs at the Wind l ham County jail in Brooklyn where | inprov endents are being made. | Mrs. Charles A. Potter Is visiting in | New York with Miss Nellie c. Taylor, a relative.
 Mail Unclaimed. Letters addressed to Francis Carr | and to Edward Whitney are unclaimed 1 at the Danielson postofflce this week. | A tentative date has been set for the annual lawn fete for the members of 1 St James parish, the event to be held on the church grounds, Franklin | street.
 Members of a colored theatrical l troupe, a man and a woman, created some excitement by pitching into one another on the sidewalk on Main street. Draw after one round. Chair Business Sold. l The business of manufacturing wig wam chairs which has been conducted as sideline by the Jacobs Manu- featuring company, has been sold to l Hartford concern. The patent was 1 held here. E. s. Reach, who has been on the road selling the chairs for the | local company. will probably go with the Hartford company. The chairs have met with the ready sale and a big business has been conducted.
 The Days Doinss.
 Some things that happened in Dan l ielson Tuesday: Man turned and look 1 ed hard at thermometer when a young woman with an over hobbled l skirt tried to walk past him on the 1 street. Depositor of a local bank ask l ed the treasurer if he would accept 10 pounds of ice for safe keeping. Couple came here from Providence to be mar i ried and the girl changed her mind while the man was changing $5 to buy soda for a pre-nuptial treat i Outing at the Lake.
 Members of the Sunday schools of 1 the Congregational and St. Albans 1 churches had a delightful outing at Alexander's lake Tuesday when a union picnic was held. The greater number of those who attended went up by trolley. Various amusements participated in during the day all con- tributed to the making of a very hap py occasion. Luncheon was taken along by the members.
 Crowded Hall at St. James Gradu- ating Exercises. In the hall of the school building Tuesday evening the graduating ex- ercises of St. James Parochial school which closed Friday were held Mem 1 bers of the parish filled the hall to witness the graduation in connection with which a fine programme of musi- cal numbers, exercises and the oper- | at f11af val I-nA Ol were presented from the Palmer com pany to those pupils who have com pleted the course in writing taught in | the school.