Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-03

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 pr. M. s, Warren has returned from salmon dshtRg trip near Bangor,
 Mrs. Delis Mcdonald and son Fran els have returned from a visit with Taunton relatives.
 Winthrop Short of Hartford has been spending few days with friends in Danielson, his former home.
 Thomas Henderson of Worcester was visitor with Danielson friends
 James Kelley returned to Fall River Monday after a visit with relatives on the West Side.
 Herbert Barnett, who has been em- ployed at Baltic, is to go to Worcester to work.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Cyr have been guests of relatives in Pawtucket and Central Falls and have been spend ing some time at their cottage at Oakland beach.
 Sermon by Lawrence Barber.
 Lawrence Barber, graduated with honors last week from the Hartford Theological seminary, preached an ex- cellent sermon at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Lieutenant Walter Jacobs, U. s. N., of the battleship Florida, is spending a few days at his home in Danielson.
 John c. Burns of Webster returned to that city Monday after visit here with his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Burns. c. M. avenue.
 Attorney Roy Bergengren of Lynn and Harry Benis of North Broolxfe1d, Mass, have been guests of Mrs. C. H. Burroughs of Broad street
 Henry Trudeau and John Trudeau, both of Webster, have been guests of Mrs. P. Woisard, Spring street.
 Mrs. Martha James has been enter taining Everett Carpenter and Miss Hattie Carpenter of Providence.
 Has Written Song.
 James Morrison, employed in the handkerchief plant of the Danielson timental ballad that seems assured of much success.
 Stumbled Over Stick of Wood.
 Mrs. August Lambert who lives near South Kiilingly, severely injured her leg as the result of stumbling over a stick of wood
 The little son of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Higgins. Elmville, fractured his arm when he fell off the veranda at their home
 President Ray W. Pellett of the Killingly High School Alumni asso- citation will send out the call for a meeting of the executive committee this week to make arrangements for the annual reception to the graduating class.
 Letters Not Called For.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Danielson postoffice this week: Mrs. E. E. Morsl. Miss Eu- genie Paquin, Mrs Emma Conry. F.. Burrows, Peter Salt, Babe Sweet.
 Legacy of $861 from Aunt.
 c. c. Franklin, Richmond, R. l., for merly owner of a barber shop in Dan ielson, received on Monday $S61 from the estate of an aunt whom he never saw.
 The date of the memorial services for the deceased members of Court Oak Grove, F. of A., is Sunday, June 15 The arrangements for the exer- cises have been completed. Children's day will be observed in the churches here next Sunday with special programs in the Sunday school.
 Going to Putnam Sunday.
 It Is estimated that there will be close to 200 members of L'Union St. John Baptist at the Holy Name socte- ties manifestation in Putnam next Sunday as a section of the Danielson delegation. The society has ordered new parade badges and other regalia for the event.
 6. A. R. Comrades Bearero.
 Comrades Almon Bartlett B. c. Rapp. George I. Henry. A. A. Per kins. c. B. Long and George Whitman were bearers for Past Commander Henry e. Mercy Monday forenoon, when the body was sent to Jewett City on the 1o.48 train for burial A. F. Wood was the funeral director.