Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-24
DANlELSOlt AND PUTNAM NEWS

At that time he came to DaEilison with his daughter, Miss Evelyn H. Curtis, former librarian, now iil at F'ram!nghan, Mass. and had since lived here.
 Mrs. WiIiann, B. HanhIy.
 At Wtckford. R. l., Monday, fl:nera! services for Mrs Ella Hamply. wife Of William P. Hamply, were held. Mrs EIambIy, who has bean in poer health has been in DanielsOn recently as the guest of Representative and Mrs. A. II. Huntingdon staying here while her husband was at Put In Bay with 9 party from the Rhode Island la9iSla- tBTe for the observance of Perry day. While away MT. Hanbly was stIick- en with ptomaine poisoning and by the time he returned home was so dangerously ill that a message was sent here for Mrs HambIy 0 return 9 once. Last Tuesday she was hur- ried home in Representative Aiming tons touring car. She suffered 2 crit ical development of her ow illness later in the week and died last Fri day.
 Poor Pay for selectmen
 That the selectlnen of Kipinely do not get wealthy from the serv ;ces they render the town and for the time given to the towns interests is indicated by the following figures of reconpepse and transportation allowance for the past fiscal year: Hiram $. Franklin, Y days, S192.57; transp spOrtatiOn, S9.12: F. A. Whipple, 73 2-9 days, $183.0G; transportation, $47.50: Harley :. Place, 59 days, $147.50: transportatio". $43. 20; John Awkward. S3 days S207.5). trans portation. $54.20: A D. Sayles. 1g2 2-9 days, $305.83; transportation S93.55: J. A. Gilbert, 29 6-9 days, $74,1-: trans days, $116; transportation, $24.1C: Sidney Bastow, 48 2-9 days $121 :. transportation, $4S40: total atlount for selectmen's services at $2.5G per day, $1,347.63; total for trans portot ton, $335.17.
 Borough Briefs.
 Mrs. Grace Wheatley has been the guest of friends in Middletown re-
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Huntingdon are entertaining Mrs. Howard Ha milton of New York
 A long blast blown on 2 whistle at 8.30 morning. when it was storm ing, led many to believe that +here was to be no session of the schools, lessening the attendance, as the blast came at the time for sounding the no school signal
 A Rough Trip
 A 33 foot power boat owned by a group of members of the Bohemian club, was taken around Point Judith to Oakland beach, from Stonington, during the storm of Sunday by the toughest they ever experienced.
 GoIf Course for Potz7fret
 Plans are under way for building one of the finest golf courses in the state at Pomfret, where a golf club is to be organized. The golf course will extend over different estates.
 Theatregoers Pleased.
 At the Orpheum theatre Monday evening the Augusta Perry Stock com pany, 8 favoriate attraction here each season, presented the Resurrection, a fine piece of dramatic work and inter- preted according to the same high standard that had made Miss Perry and her company the most popular of the theatrical troupes that regularly come to DanielsOn.
 Sunday School Class Entertained.
 Mrs. John W. Gallup entertained her Sunday school class at her summer residence on Stearns hill Tuesday eve ming. The evening was occupied with games, Refreshments were served by the hostess. Ten young ladies were present
 Albert L. Reed ,of MiIlviue Heights visited friends in town over Sunday. Mrs. Stevens of Webster is visit ing Miss Edna LiRibridge.
 Engagement: Announced MT. and Mrs Robert Taylor Brown ing of Brooklyn have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Justine Ingerson. to DT. Harold Sears Arnold of New Haven. The marriage is to take place Nov. Sth.
 H. B. Shaen of New York was in town Tuesday.
 c. Dugan of Webster visited friends in town Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Huntingdon, Mrs. Ruth Hamilton and Mrs F. o, apa in Providence today making the tri D by auto
 Mrs. Howard Hamilton of New York is the guest 0 f Mrs. A H. Huntingdon at Oak Bluff.
 Married Sixteen Years.
 MT. and Mrs F. o. Huntingdon ceie- bTated the sixteenth anniversary of their maria tge Tuesday.
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