Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-04
DANIEL SON AND PUTNAM NEWS

m South killingly for this season. MT Maynard has returned to New York in Danielson
 Fred Pierce recently entertained Frank Bailey for week end Miss Katherine Smith of Reynolds street spent the past week at the guest of Harvey Van
 bray'ton Shippee house on MechanIcs street. Mrs. Gordon A. Johnstone. formerly 1 or Danieison was a recent guest of 1 MT, and Mrs. William E. Reach of the West Side. Mrs. Johnstone will spend the remainder of this month visiting friends in the north before 1 sailing for home
 Miss Grace Stanton led the B. Y. l g service at the Baptist church ceed'ngly interesting report On her re- cent stay at the Northfield Summer l school
 Carroll Allen has returned from an l en1oyaole vacation spent with relatives i Tn the vicinity of Boston,
 The monthly report of the local Pcstal Savings bureau fot July is as IoiloWs Number of accounts opened 1 Tor July, IT; number of accounts closed Tor July. F: total open at the pres 1 snt sn tlme, li3; total amount paid in, 1 S3:2Ss; total amount paid out s1,557: | total amount on deposit for the month Of August, SIS,493
 Suffrage Day.
 Members of the local Equal Fran chlSe league jourrayed to Putnam ves- ! terday afternoon when Suffrage Day i was observed at the Chautauqua ses- SLOTS: some even had the courage to fcnaIn for the evening address in winch Miss Mary Bronson of New Hork city upheld the side of the antis. Army Worms.
 Farmers are doing all in their bower lo Dlock the steady advance of the army worm. The latest arrivals of the pest were reported to be in Byron wood oat Field on Franklin street
 Local alumni and students at Brown university were interested to learn that several members of the faculty are at present stranded in Europe as the out come of the hostilities there Among those abroad are Prof. A. M. Croweil ana pr. A. E. Rand of the Germanic department. Prof. H. T. Fowler. head of the Biblical department, and Prof A. 5: Johnson and Mir. Micoleau- of : the French department Many of the students are also touring in the war
 Charles Pierce leaves today for a l fortnlghts outing in New York.
 l-anson Coivin, William Burnett and Henry Burnett were at Pleasure Beach making the trip by motorcycle
 Mrs. F. E. Bitgood is spending this week at Quonocontaug. R. l. Miss Mildred Bassett of North Ster-
 hns is visiting local friends. 5revities.
 William Sullivan. of Westerly. F. L. spent Sunday in Danielson. buest of MT and Mrs John Kennedy 2 Miss Kate Danfeisorn and Miss Katherine Danielson have returned rom a short stay at Block Island
 MT. and Mrs. Steve Prentice, of , Lakewood, R. |, are visiting local rel Raymond c. Bartlett has returned Ito Hartford after enjoying a vacation,
 at the home of his rarents on River tview
 Miss Ella Railey recently made a snort trip to Oakland Beach. R.
 Miss Dorothy Day has returned from a trip to New York where she was inc guest of her sister. Miss Mary Day ! a graduate of St. Luke's hospital. 7 Harold Austin of Providence was recent guest of his parents on Riv-
 Miss Helen Foss of Northboro. Mass : is spending the week in Danielson as q the guest of Mrs, H., s. Dove
 Wayland Bennett of New York citS 5 was in Danielson yesterday to call or
 friends
 < Miss Lizzie Prentice has returned a from short stay with relatives ii Lakewood R. l.
 Wallace Paine, formerly of Daniel. son. was in town a few days ago.
 George E. Foote. of Southbridge Mass. was in Danieison yesterday . Miss Myrtice Burroughs, of Orange N. J., has returned to ,her home il }. Danielson. where she iA convaIescin, K from surgical operation.
 Miss Niyrtice Marland, who is spend T ing the summer at Pleasant View, R U l., was in town Monday.
 Robert l athropgof New Britain call 7 ed on friends ii Danielson recently. Clifford Davis i5 ra ering from al
 Injury to his fpotl caused bN a fall Mir and Mrs. IT. |. i-illihrldgs hay 5 returned ta their home i'll Putnam af 5. ter spending the week end with rela tives in Daa!eisoA.
 . coisvel!-Graves. y The marIil=c Sunday afternoon a the south killingl4 parsonage wa v that of Miss Maude Lee Graves an q Winfield Angel Colwell. The cere