Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-30
DANIELSON.
Lieut.. Bell supervises Rifle Match Fraser Robarge Marriage-Funerai of Mrs- Frederick LayeIIy-offer for Unused SohooIbuiIding.

unused Schooibuiiding. Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Brown. Mrs. George Lloyd and Miss Cora Shippee were at Providence Wednesday for an annual conference of representa- tives Of the Pentecostal church. Mrs. James H. George. Jr.. is a pa- tfent at the Day Kimbail hospital. Mrs. w. D. Swaff1eld and daughter are spending a few days with rela- tives in Providence Henry G. Bernard of Woonsocket was visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 Attended Baptist Meeting. Mrs. D. M. Bennett and Miss Grace Spalding were at Boston Wednesday attending a convention of the Foreign Missions organization of the Baptist church
 Rev. P. F. Mccarthy, S. J., of New York is to give the mission at Our Lady of Lourdes church. Hampton, during the first half of the coming week.
 Sailed for Ireland. Mrs Michael Harrington sailed Tuesday. from Boston for Ireland. where she is to spend a part of the summer with relatives. Mrs E. A. Winter of Willimantic was visitor Wednesday with Sem ator and Mrs. E. H. Reach.
 George A. Fredette of Marlboro. Mass. was visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 Supervised Rifle Match.
 Lieut.. Hugh M Bell of New London supervised the rife match at the state
 Judge. and Mrs M. A. shumway have been entertaining Mrs. Charles Blako of Providence
 Miss Bridget Taylor of Worcester has been recent visitor with friends in Danielson,
 Fraser-Robarge.
 Miss Eva Robarge and Alphonse Fraser were married at St. James' church at o'clock Wednesday morn ing by Rev, M, J. Ginet, M. s. Melvin Wood of the Green Hollow road has purchased a new touring car Mid -Afterneen Mail. Postmaster O, A. Potter has ar- ranged for pouch of mail to go north on the p, m. train, giving a mid afternoon mail service to all Massa- chusetts points and te Providence. Military Whist. Miss Bernice Cogswell. Miss Myrtis Blanchard. John Reed and O. c. Young won the honors at the military whist, 20 tables, given at the home of Judge and Mrs. M A.: Shumway Tuesday evening under the auspices of the Civic Federation. A buffet lunch was served.
 Working Overtime.
 At the mill of the Danielson Cot ton company some of the departments continue in operation overtime until about g D. m.
 King" George W. Jacques of East Killingiy sees in the coming season a very busy one. for he is being sought out early by friends old and new that are planning for outings and shore dinners.
 Track walking by mill operatives has grown to such an extent in Dan ielson that it is generally regarded as a dangerous practice likely to re- suit in accidents. It is also against the wish of the railroad company.
 With eggs selling as low as 20 cents dozen many provident housekeepers in Danielson are getting in large sup plies and preserving them against the time when eggs will be selling for much higher price.
 CareIessness Evident.
 Persons who have taken the trou- ble to look around bit of late have discovered that some of the lessons of Clean-Up week a year ago have been lost. Rubbish heaps have re- turned in old familiar places and are generating the old familiar stenches DanielSon will be the point from which large quantities of railroad ties brought in here during the past win ter, will be distributed as the need for them arises on the New Haven sys- tenn system this summer.