Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-07
DANELSON
Borough People at Norwich Fair
Special Mass tosopen Parish School
Ysar-old Home sDay at South Kill
lingly-Death of William .. Tew.
goed-Fire on Oak. Street.

Hn9ly-0earn OF Wtiblan =. eW.
soed-Fire on Oak: Street.
Z DR.. and Mrs George NJ. Burroughs
and daughter Vivian are in Boston
DR.. Burroughs Is to remain for three
or four weeks to receive treatments al
a hospital
Joseph Lapelle of Waterbury is
spending a. few days here with his
parents. Mr.. and Ms. John Lapel1e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Wolfe of Jewett
CITY have been guests.of Mr.. and Mrs
p. F. Murray.
Motored to Game.
Charles Franklin, William H. Frank
lins Herbert Barber, John Bassett and
Fred Gamache motored to Southbridge
Tor the ball game Monday afternoon.
John A. Storm. of Waterbury was a
visitor with friends in Danielson over
the holiday
Henry McDermott OF woonsocket
has been a visitor at his home here.
Miss Georgia Burroughs has return
ed TO Long Branch. N. J., where she is
engaged as a teacher.
Rev. Alferie Charter NJ. S.. has re-
turned to Hartford after visit at his
home on the West Side.
Mrs. John F. Bennett has returned
to her home in New Rochelle after q
visit with relatives in Danlelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bassett Of Provi-
dence spent the holiday with relatives
In Danielson.
Service for Mrs. HeaIey.
There was requiem mass at St
James church Monday morning for
Mrs. John Healey.
W. w. Wheatley was a visitor in
Norwich Labor day.
mfr. and Mrs. Aaron Gordon Of Nor
witch were visitors here on Labor day.
Attended Norwich Fair.
There was a large delegation of
DRnielson people at Norwich Monday
to attend the county fair.
Prisoners held at the county Jail in
Brooklyn on criminal charges will be
taken to Putnam today to be put to
plea.
Danie1son people who have cottages
at Oakland Beach are closing them for
the season
Work uninterrupted.
Labor day was not a day of rest for
the men engaged in improving Main
street. the work proceeding all day
A. H. Arlington has purchased a
new seven passenger touring car.
ArtiIIerymen Geing to Fair.
The Thirteenth company, C. A. c.,
leaves here this morning at $40 on a,
special trolley car to attend the fair at.
Norwich.
! Many Danielson fans were at Put
nam and Southbrfdge Labor day to at
tend the ball games.
Special Mass for School Children.
St James parochial school opens for
dren attending mass before the OPEN
ing Of the session.
Property owners along Main street
between. Academy and Reynolds are
having difficulty in driving to their
premises on account of the torn I'M
condition 0f h. %hA,-o,.1y,Fa-a
Equipping Looms.
Rush work is being done at the
Danieison Cotton company's mill in
equipping looms for work that is to be
done during the fall and winter.
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb's
presence in Norwich today will serve
to attract many people from Daniel
son.
The East Brooklyn school where
Miss Ida ]. Trip is to be principal,
opens this morning for the fall term.
There were many at Wildwood park
Monday afternoon and evening to en-
JOY the last regular holiday of the
season.
Parish Lawn Fete.
The annual parish lawn fete was
held Labor day at Wauregan by the
members OF the Sacred Heart parish
and was attended by many from Dam
ielEon and vicinity
nr. ana MIS-, Amadee Boulias, re-
Gently married here, are expected to
return this week from their wedding
trip to various places in Canada.
Old Home Day.
At South Killingly Monday there was
an annual Old Home day observance
that attracted many former residents
OF the place. The morning was given
over to renewal of acquaintance and
general reunion. At noon dinner was
served. and in the afternoon there
were exercises in the church, which is
enc OF the Oldest In this section of the
country.