Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-05
! DANIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS

suffragettes will then have visited ev- a few in Hartford and New London counties. Although the constituencies of only five senators have been visited, those of I2 representatives have been brought in direct contact with the question. Out of the 6o indoor meet ings held, 6,3T2 people have been ad- dressed, while 1.643 have signed the petition to the legislature. At the same time over 1,200 have been made mem bers. of the Connecticut Woman SufS frage association.
 Charles Ames of Hartford has been the guest of his mother. j. Dr. and Ifrs. Coops of Bridgeport were in Danielson recently.
 Heard interesting Lecture.
 A large number from Danielson at tended the Chautauqua gathering in Putnam last evening when Dr. Rus sell H. Conwell delivered his famous address, Acres of Diamonds. Dr. Cons formerly a resident of East Killingly.
 Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Swaff1eld are spending August on the shores of Lake Winnepesaukee. N. H.
 For the first time in three weeks, Tuesday evening dancing was enjoyed on the pavilion at Wildwood park. On the two nights previous, rainy weather has prevented the dance
 All the cottages at Alexanders lake but one are occupied, while every day tents are being pitched there.
 Miss Rena L'Heureax has returned from the Danbury Summer school.
 Miss Gladys Beckley is entertaining Miss Dorothy Seder formerly of Dan ielson.
 Union Grange Picnic.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leon Warren, of Ned ford, Mass, have opened for the sum mer the Louse formerly inhabited by William Putnam
 All roads will lead to Wildwood park today, where union picnic of the eight neighborhood granges will be held. Members of Quinnatisset grange of Abingdon, Woodstock grange. Sen exet grange of Thompson, Putnam grange, the local Killingly grange,
 Highland grange of South Killingly,
 and Brooklyn grange, will attend the festivities. At noon a basket lunch will be served and at 1 D. m. the lec- | turerfs programme will be presented.
 each grange being allowed ten minutes for the presentation of it's portion of the, entertainment. After the program an hour of sports will be held, when in addition to the. various events plan ned, baseball game will take place. The days outing will conclude with an informal dance beginning at 3.30, for which an orchestra has been en- gagged.
 Mrs. w. H. Barron and daughter spent yesterday in New London. Miss Bertha Stone. who has been the guest of Mrs. w. W. Tufts of To- ronto, Canada. for the past month, is en route for Danielson according to
 cards recently received by her friends. I. George Pratt, injured in the collision Saturday morning between the auto truck and the southbound passenger
 train, was reported yesterday as hay ing an even chance of recovery. At the Day kimball hospital, Putnam, he is resting as comfortably as can be respected
 Principal and Mrs. Robert K. Ben nett with their daughter Priscilla, are spending August in Providence. guests of MT. and Mrs. A. D. Andrews. Local Adventists were at Greene camp meeting yesterday to attend the annual Mission day services. Address es were made by Miss Alice Hazard of Providence, Chinese missionary who is home on a furlough, and Mrs. Maude M Chadsey
 Ray Wood and Anselme Meunier left Tuesday for a fortnight's camping at Old killingly pond.
 Going to Dakota. Merrill Bennett, who left last June for the Kansas wheat fields. starts soon for North Dakota, where he wifi also be employed in harvesting. Miss Jennie Berriman, formerly "a student in Killingly High school. was in town yesterday.
 H. F. Glendenning was in Daniel son Tuesday, returning later to his cottage at Fishers Island o. l.. Peterson of Hawkins street has purchased a 1915 model Buick. N. D. Prince was in Boston yes terday
 Lester Craig is employed in Provi- dence this summer. He will enter Brown university next September Mir. and Mrs. rFed Pierce begin 1 their return trip to their home in l Maine this week, covering the entire distance by automobile. 1 G. H. Durand and Frank Parish l have purchased a motorcycle Mrs. Nellie SeaVer of Putnam was ! in Danielson visiting friends Tuesday Misses Alice and Barbara McDon-