Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
DANIELSON.
Eagles Nesting on Bank of the ouirs- baug-Thrse Men Sent to Jail from Town court-orangs to Have Home Niaht.

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 MT. and Mrs. Harold F. Glendining are spending the week end at their Fishers Island cottage.
 Miss Alice Caron visited relatives in Worcester Friday.
 Miss Helen Howe Leavens has near 1y recovered from an illness that has kept her confined to her home for sew eral weeks.
 Miss Elizabeth Woodwork and Miss Grace stanton were in Worcester Fri- day visiting schools.
 James H. Barnett, who until recently has been in the west for year.. is spending a few days in Danielson.
 Rev. James H. George, Jr., is to con- duct services at St. PauPs mission at
 Henry B. Norton of New Haven was a visitor with friends in Danielson Fri day
 Miss Mildred Burton is to be leader of the B. Y. P. U- meeting at the Bap- tist church. Sunday evening.
 Harry w. Clarke, Thomas Bradford and Everett O.. Wood. assessors, have sent out the usual notice relative to the laying of borough taxes.
 Entertained at Cards.
 Mrs. F. O.. Huntington entertained a party of friends at bridge whist party at her home Friday afternoon.
 Birthday May Basket.
 Friends surprised Mrs. A. V. Wood worth with a May basket in honor of her birthday Thursday evening.
 A quantity of cordwood belonging to G. M. Burri1l was destroyed by fire in woods east of East Killingy, just over the Rhode Island line.
 Pupils of the Fourth grade in the School street school hung May bas- ket to their teacher, Miss Elizabeth Woodworth, Thursday evening and af- terwards were entertained.
 Jacob Pidss Iil. Jacob Pidge, over 90 years of age and the oldest living stage coach driver resident in this part of the country, is i'll at his home in South Killingiy. Mrs Fred Perreault and daughter Alice of woodbury are spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. Ira D. Mar tin.
 A carload of structural steel for use in building the boiler house for the Assawauga Woolen company has ar- rived at Dayville. Lawns Graded and Seeded. William S. Brown has completed the work of grading and seeding lawns al his string of new houses on Water street.
 The freight station of the Rhode ! Island company at North Scituate wal 1 burned to the ground by a fire that | originated in nearby bakery. Three Cars Bring Trolley Freight. Three cars of the Rhode Island com. pany were run into Danielson Friday afternoon to bring the large quantity | of freight that came over the line. | Pair of Eagles. A pair of eagles has been reported as making their home this spring ir | the vicinity of the Ox-bows on tht | Quinebaug river. Eagles have not beer | very numerous in this section for years | but they are occasionally seen. i Will Manage Brooklyn House. William Burgess has leased the Put nam house at Brooklyn and is to com, | from New Haven to manage it for thu | summer. The Putnam house is an olt tavern dating back to the 18th cen | tury.
 The Dayville Cemetery association | has arranged to establish a fund fo l the perpetual care of lots, much afte | the plan so successfully used by thu l westfield Cemetery association of Dan | ielson.
 There is no cry from the manufac | turers of a shortage of water thi | spring. All streams that are used fo | developing power are filled to their ca | pacity, as is the case with practfcall, | all of the ponds and reservoirs in thi | section.