Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-11
DANIELSON
Merrill x. Bennett Returning from Wheat Fieids--Many Visitors to Hampton camp--singer in An Ac- cidspt.

 Among those from Danieison attend ing the sessions of the annual Epworth League Institute at W.Iiimantic this week are Miss Ethel Kennedy and mother Mrs. Ellen Codding and daughter. Hattie. Mrs. W. J. Craig. Miss Sadie Harvey. Miss Dorothy Day. Miss Ella Day. Miss Ruth Fisk Miss Dorothy Adams and Harold HoleEonse.
 Advantage of Running Slowly. Connecticut car was running slow ly down the main street past the res any warning, one of the rear wheels came off. By the time the car had reached a few houses beyond. the driver stopped the machine to see what was the matter. when to his sur prise he found that the wheel had come completely of.
 H. c. Torrey is at Quadic for e fortnight, the guest of friends.
 Mrs. John Kennedy is entertaining her cousin. Miss Nancy Rossiter. of Philadelphia
 Mrs Hattie Blake and daughter Helen, of Reynolds street, left Mon day afternoon for short stay at the '. w. c. A. camp down the Provi- dence river.
 Mrs. Hovey, widow of Dr. Daniel Hovey, of South Killingly, Is seriously ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Merton Gardiner of Reynolds street. Dick Lewis and John H. Lewis, manager of the Orpheum theatre. mo- tored to Rockville yesterday.
 Miss Ella Nash and her niece, Miss Marion Reed. spent Sunday in Wor- cester.
 librarian Alert.
 Among the new books which H. M Danielson, the librarian of the local library, is putting into circulation, Is The Eyes of the World, the latest book by Harold Bell Wright, author of That Printer of Udelis and The Winning the library Is up-to-date in relation to modern fiction is the fact that this particular book was published but two days ago.
 Charles Franklin of North Scituate formerly of Danielson, was in town Monday
 Returning from Wheat FieIds.
 Merrill K. Bennett, who left for the west last June where he has been em- ployed in the wheat fields during the summer, is returning to his home fir Killingly. the effect of the European war being felt In the wheat industry as much as anywhere else. He Is talk ing about two weeks to make the re- turn trip from Cameron, Missouri, tc Connecticut
 Miss Mildred Leach of PIainfeld i.
  and Mrs. T. F. Bailey of Broad street Mrs. Sarah Spellman returns today to Willimantic after spending the past three weeks visiting frrenos 1T Danielson and Central Village.
 Miss Ella Sidley was in Putnam Monday. leaving today to spend hel vacation at Willow Point with hel cousin, Mrs. Mary Reynolds of Dan ielson.
 Evelyn soule spent Sunday at Block Island.
 W. w. Grant has returned to Dan- ielson after spending the week end al his home in Southbridge. Mass.
 Ashley P. Mills has returned to hi: home in the vicinity of Boston after a short stay with Danielson friends William Mutual motored to Ocear Beach with a party Sunday.
 John Marland and his brother Sid ney were at Hampton Sunday to visit the cavalry encampment, making the trip by motorcycle
 Letters unclaimed at the local pos- office for the week ending Aug 10th include letter addressed to Richard Gilmore,
 Mrs. T.. F., Bailey. and daughter. Ella and Lillian. and Mrs. Sarah Spell. man. recently enjoyed an automobile trip to Plainfield