Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-13

ana neldS or Gushing Dairy rarm; the
 programme proper coming at 2
 o'clock Among the speakers expected to address the gathering are the Hon. George s. Ladd of the department of agriculture. Washington, D. C., J. Ar thur Sherwood. master of the state grange, F. E. Blakeman, lecturer of the state grange. L. H. Healey, overseer of the national grange, Rev. J. H. Hoyt, chaplain of the state grange, E. E. Brown, editor of the horticultural de- partment of the Connecticut Farmer, Mrs. George S. Ladd and Mrs. L. H. Healey.
 Rebuilding Bridge.
 Work is progressing as rapidly as
 possible in rebuilding the bridge south of Danielson which was recently de- stroyed by fire It is expected that the structure will be completed by the end of this week, at which time the road passing over the bridge will be re- opened.
 Local fishermen who have visited the Middle reservoir at East Killingly the past week report an unusual abun- dance of pout.
 Considerable excitement was caused at the railroad station Tuesday morn ing by fox which was being shipped to party in Foster Center from Col
 ton. N. Y. Judging from the sounds which proceeded from the box in which Reynard was imprisoned, he was anx- . 1OuS IO TGdCn HIS Both the Wauregan and Quinebaug mills were shut down Tuesday in re- spect to the late John w Danielson, who was buried Tuesday in Provi- dence. Mir Danielson was treasurer of both companies.
 Connissioners' Statement Soon.
 Residents of Danielson and vicinity
 are awaiting the statement which will
 be filed by the state bank commission CTS, Fred P. Holt and Norris s. Lippitt who must under an order recently
 made by Judge Futile supply to the
 Windham County Savings bank the information which the officials seek.
 filed before the latter part Of the
 month.
 Miss Ella Bailey left Tuesday to visit friends in Moosup. Old Home Day. A large number from Danielson will attend the annual Old Home day to- day at Elliottville grove in East Kill ! Hngly. Former residents and friends have gradually come to recognize this day as one of great pleasure, in that every opportunity is given to renew acqualntances and friendships and at the same time to partake of a genuine Rhode Island cIambake Among recent arrivals at Old Kill lingly pond are 15 Boy Scouts from l Putnam who will remain for two weeks stay under the direction of Rev. E. H. Hartman. Since the pine point was cut off few years ago, little | camping has been done at Old Kill 1 lingly, with the exception of the nu- merous house parties held from time ] to time in the few bungalows and cot
 tages which border the lake. During l the last month or two, however, several
 parties from here have found excellent 1 sites for camps on the north shore, l where they have remained for lengthy stays.
 l Heard and Seen. 1 Miss Helen Bailey is at Pleasure l Beach for two weeks, a member of a house party.
 ! Warren Root has returned to Brook l lyn after three weeks vacation at Lake l WinnepeSau N. H. l C.. Edwin Blake has returned from I tour of the west. i Ralph Young and family are at Oak
 land Beach for two weeks outing. Frank Stinson is spending his vaca- l tion this week at his home in Maine. l Raymond A. Preston was visitor in Providence Tuesday. After spendin a week at their home l in Danielson. MT. and Mrs. w A. Bur l rows have returned to Oakland Beach. i They will remain there for the rest of 1 the summer.
 1 Albert H. Warren of West Point, 1 who has been spending the summer 1 with his grandparents at Oakland
 Beach, will return to Danielson next
 week. as he will leave Aug. 2S to re- l sume his studies at the United States Military academy.
 Frank Garland of Bridgeport was a recent guest of his parents. MT. and
 Mrs. James Garland. He is spending ! this week with friends at Providence and Fall River i Miss Hilda Williams of Boston uni- l versity, formerly of kilIingly, spent l Monday with relatives here. I Miss Eunice B. Albright of Dorches- l ter, Mass. has been in Danielson mak- 1 ing arrangements to open a studio. i She will fill the vacancy caused by the removal of John Morse, IT,, who is to i! lead the orchestra at the Family thea 1 tre, Worcester.
 Miss Leah Burns is spending the week in Providence as the guest of relatives.
 Miss. Marguerite Caron leaves today i for a short stay with relatives in Put nam.
 Mrs. Louis Sayles of Killingly, who has been ill with typhoid is improving slowly at her home where she was re- l moved from her camp al Alexander s l lake.
 1 August Guests. l MT. and Mrs. w H. Martin of Aead- 1 emy street are entertaining Mrs. Rich
 ard Good and daughter, Miss Pearl E., of Elizabeth, N. J., Mrs Robert H. Good and children, Edith and Clyde of 1 the same city. Mrs. Henry Papen and 1 children, Aida and Henry, of New York city.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Willard Danielson left Tuesday for weeks outing at Pleas 1 ure Beach.
 G. F. Bemis of Hyde Park, formerly of Danielson was in town Tuesoay. Miss Alma Keech is assisting as
 m hfr
 in the absence of Miss May Franklin. who is enjoying a vacation
 Richard Healey Is the guest of