Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-06

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 Mrs s. R Parsons and Misses Ruth, Helen, Louise and Anne. of Baltimore. Mary land, are at the clubhouse at Alexander's lake for the month.
 Charles Smith. test man at the local telephone exchange, has resumed his duties after fortnight's vacation.
 Mrs. 8. Campbell and son James, of Meriden. are at Alexanders lake for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Dewine,s Death.
 News was received yesterday of the death of Mrs Dewing. of Worcester, Mass, formerly a resident of Daniel son. For some years she made her home here while her husband kept grocery store on Railroad square. The body will be brought to Danielson for burial in Westfield cemetery
 Members of the 18th and 26th regf- n1ents have received notices that their reunions will be held at the Bucking- ham Memorial Norwich, "Wednesday, August 18th and Friday. August 21st. respectively.
 Miss Helen Sutherland of Providence IS the guest of Miss Rachel Preston.
 Miss H. Martineau of Oak street leaves Sunday for Montreal and St. Johns. Canada
 OH baT r1dFoor tFain.
 A special train loaded with passen- of the North German Lloyd line pass4d through Danfeison yesterday morning at S.42 a. m. The train was made up Of four Pullman and two day coaches The kronprfnzessin Ceciiie is the liner which has been missing for three days during which time it was making for Yankee port with its treasure of SID, 000. GOO in gold
 Mrs. Rufus Chase of Putnam was recent guest of her sister, Mrs Hattie Arnold of Reynolds street.
 Mrs. Lucy Baker is Recovering from the effects of a badly sprained ankle, caused by misstep when alighting from a car.
 Dr. G. M Burroughs and family are enjoying a fortnight's outing at Oak Bluffs, Alexander,s lake
 An informal dinner party was held last evening at Camp Cohasset, Alex ander's lake, by the campers and a few guests.
 Local members of the Danielson Business Mems association are plan ming to attend the lecture in Putnam this evening by Frank Dixon on A So cial Survey, or Taking Stock of the Town.
 Mrs. L. J. Morin and children are travelling in Canada during August.
 Will Enter Trade School.
 Several fellows from DanieIson are intending to enter the Putnam trade school next month when the winter term is opened
 Local progressives are making plans to attend the meeting in Hartford this month.
 Albert Bernier leaves soon to spend a few days with friends in Providence
 Mrs. Hattie Paine has returned from an enjoyable vacation spent on the coast of Maine.
 Thomas Adams of westfeld has dis his route. making the trip Wednesday in an automobile contrfvance of his own invention.
 Miss Gladys Chase has returned to her home in Hartford after visiting local friends and relatives
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Leach and chil- dren Mildred and Florence. were guests of local relatives this week.
 Getting Ready for Fair.
 The approach of fall was heralded yesterday by the distribution of the 65th annual premium list of the Wind ham County Agricultural society. In order to make larger exhibits of cat tie. poultry and corn the premiums of fered for these various classes have been somewhat increased. The fair will take place as usual at Brooklyn on September 22. 23 and 24, 1914. The newly elected officers of the society are. Marshall J. Frink of Canterbury, president; Nathaniel G. Williams Of Brooklyn, first vice president: Henry Dorranee of Piainfield, second vice president: Charles o. Tompson of Pomfret Center. third vice president: William Thurber of Brooklyn, treas urer, and J B. Stetson of Brooklyn. secretary. The three auditors chosen to serve are Stanton D. w Wieks of Pomfret, Oscar F. l.. Atwood and Riley B. Witter Of Brooklyn. The executive committee as elected is composed of Oliver Downs of Brooklyn. w. M. Barnham of Scotland, C. E. Burnham of Hampton. s. D. Wicks of Pomfret. C. s. Hyde of Canterbury. F. W. Mar tin of Chaplin, O. B. Carpenter of Eastford. G. A. Cooke of Windham. H. B. Chapman of Plainfield. ". F, Day of Kiliingiy, G. H. Gallup of Ster- HRg, Clarence Lyon of Woodstock R. H. Chandler of Thompson and F. H. Bennett of Ashford
 Clarence A. Davis, formerly of Dan ielson is spending the summer in Maine. being employed in the vicinity of the city of Portland.
 Miss Alice Caron of Mechanics street entertained few friends at her home yesterday afternoon.
 Harold Baldwin who attends the Peddie Institute is spending his vaea- N~NNAA oN AA9- iAOAte 1dtAlClSOH.
 Soldiers 10 Camp.
 Preparations are being made at Bigelow in the town of Hampton for the accommodation of 800 cavalry to arrive there this week. Bigelow lies about half mile from Hampton, at the foot of the hill
 Plans are being completed for the annual outing of the local fremen which will be held at Phillips rove, Alexander's lake. a week from Sunday. One of the best bal1es Of the season is scheduled for that day
 Mrs. Clarence Young and daughter Thelma. of Cleveland. Ohio, who have been the guests of Dr. and Mrs w. H Judson for some time left Daniel son Wednesday afternoon to visit friends elsewhere. Before leaving for the west they will return to Daniel son.
 The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church was held in the vestry Wednesday af- ternoon