Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-02

GFnOrs
Joseph P. Love of Webster was in
town Wednesday.
Armand Heneault. Fred Miller, Jo-
seph Miller, James Kent and D. e.
Jette went b1uef1shing off Fishers Is
land Tuesday.
Gertrude Karaham of New London
visited friends in South Killingly re-
Gently.
Will Attend Races.
DR.. c. L. Adams and Edward Nc
Bride will attend the races at Hills
grove, R. l., today.
Martin Mellor, of Kennebunk, Me-. is
spending few days with his family
The Girls Campfire club of Brooklyn
attended an outing at Wildwood park
Tuesday.
Harry c. Harding Of Boston visited
local friends Wednesday.
Carl Anderson is recovering slowly
from a sprained ankle. which he re-
ceived at the fremen's outing last
Sunday.
Mrs. AIber4us Matner OF New Lon
don is spending the week with Mrs.
A. W. Williams of Cottage street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Bradford and
son Harold, motored to Worcester
Tuesday.
Abram Chase and family, formerly
Of Danielson, were guests Of friends
here recently.
Sells Grist Mill.
Frank Herrick of Brooklyn has sold
his grist mill in that place and will
move with his family to the tenement
owned by Fred Dubuc on Reynolds
Miss Ethel TLllinghast Of Breokline
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamber
lin and son Donald, Of st. Louis, are
guests Of Mrs. Amelia Tfllinghast Of
Academy street.
William Sayles of Pascoag visited
local friends Wednesday.
Misses Sadie Harvey and Emily
Logee are spending a week at Ocean
Beach.
Lafayette Blanchard attended the
Oxford, Mass, fair Wednesday.
Mrs. F. t. Preston and daughter
Rachel were in Providence yesterday.
Miss Grace Stanton left Tuesday
for trip up the Hudson. -
Mason-oatIey.
George L. Mason and Miss Lula v.
Oatley, both of East Killingly, were
married last Saturday at the Bap-
fist parsonage by Rev. w. D. Swat
field.
New Mail Schedule.
The following is the schedule of ar
rivals and departures Of the mails on
the route between Brooklyn and Dam
lesson, 10 De observed according TO
standard railroad time:
Leave Brooklyn daily except Sunday
at 5.45 a. m, $40 a. m, 1902. m.
and 4.30 p. m; arrive at Danielson by
6.45 a. m, $50 a. m. 2.30 p. m. and
$50 p. m.
Leave Danielson daily except Sunday
at 7.20 a. m, 1880 a. m. 800 D. m.
and 6.45 p. m; arrive at Brooklyn by
$50 a. M, 11.S0 a. m. 4.20 p. m. and
1.45 p. m.
This schedule took effect Septem-
Der LIST.
Motored to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 1. Billiard and chill
| dren Barbara, Charlotte and Edward,
| motored to Boston Tuesday. They
spent part of the day with Mr.. Bull
| lard's mother, Mrs. Mary E. Billiard
| of Montville, Mass.
Mrs. Georges Rawley spent Wed
| nesday in Danielson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Palmer have re-
! turned to Hartford after a. visit with
Mrs. E. L. Palmer of Main street.
Mrs. Louis Blackmar of Rockland,
R. l., is the guest of Mrs. Elmer v.
| Williams.
Mrs. Frank Day of Hartford will
| spend a few days with Miss Ella Day
| of Reynolds street.
Louis Kennedy and Richard Reeves
motored to the Oxford fair yesterday.
| J. V. Murphy Of Watertown, Mass,
| succeeds R. w. Williams as night oper-
ator at the local telegraph Office.
| Albert Spinosa, formerly located in
Danielson, visited the borough We'd
nesday.
Curtis Brown. who has been employ
| ed in the Adams Express Office, has
resigned to work in the Bridgeport
| office.
Mrs. E. L. Palmer and Miss Gladys
Palmer were in Union Tuesday.
| Home from Beach.
Mae Hammet, Avis Wood, Corinne
| Mitchell and Ross Lyon have return
ed from a vacation at Oakland Beach
r. I.
ter.
Harry Hamilton and family, OF
Providence, are spending a vacation
in Danielson.
Building Raced.
A building in the rear of the Wind.
lsham County Savings bank building
has been torn down.
DR.. Warren Foster of the pension
bureau, Washington, D. c., is the CUES
Of Principal Ernest r. Warren.
Lawn Party.
The music committee Of the Meth.
odlst church gave a lawn party al
field. The lawn was prettily deco.
rated with Japanese lanterns. Cot.
fee. cake, Ice cream ana popcorn wert
sold. An entertainment was given il
tho evening in the form of living pic.
lures. representing scenes from Moth.
or Goose and fairy tales. The pro.
ceeds will go toward the purchase o.
music books Tor the church.
Fell from Pony.
Miss Flora Keech. 9. daughter O
George E. Keech, while riding on 1
pony, fell, breaking her arm. She wa.
taken to the Day Kimbal1 hospita
Wednesday evening to have the frac
ture reduced.
Moran-M affett.
James Moran and Miss Geneva Maj
felt were married Tuesday at Il
O'Clock at Rev. E. "A. Legs TIL
couple were attended by Mr.. and Mrs
Miner of New London.
4 WILL ESCORT eONERNop