Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-21

Rev. and Mrs, Ernest L Loomis of
Moosup were visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Kelley Friday.
Mrs. Zephyr Hevy and son, Charles,
OF South birmingham, Mass. have
been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E,
Kennedy.
Clarence Griffiths of Bridgeport has
been the guest of his sisters. Mrs.
Charles Hyde and Miss Hortense Grif-
fiths of Winter street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller left Fri
day on a vacation trip. going to Provi-
dence.
Benjamin weisberg of New York is
visiting here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Weisberg.
Leases New Store.
George F. Davignon has leased a
store in the Windham County Savings
bank building and is to engage in bus
mess.
Mrs. Charles T. Thayer visited at
Ocean Beach Friday.
Mrs. P. L. Shea and son, Kenneth,
have returned to New London, after
spending a few days here with Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Kennedy.
Returning to Pomfret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Made and
| children, who have been in Pomfret for
the past few months, are to return
| here to make their home in a few days.
Mrs. John Healey, who has been liv-
ing in Hartford for the past few
| months, has returned to Danielson to
make her home. lasing an apartment
| at the corner of Furnace and Prince
| streets.
Carpenters and painters are doing
| their final work on the building that
| business of A. F. Wood on Mechanic
street for the past few weeks. The
building has been finely arranged.
Glass Outing.
The Sunday school class of Mrs. J.
W. Gallup and Mrs. F. P. Warren of
| the Baptist church enjoyed an outing
at Old Kihngly pond.
William Nuttall motored to Ocean
beach with a party Friday.
Rev. Ignatius Kost of st. Joseph's
church at DayvilIe has completed plans
for the annual church lawn fete in
| which all of the parish is interested.
Earl F. Wood, who has been visit
| ing at various points in Maine since
leaving here early in the month, will
return to Danielson during the COM
| ing week.
Corn II Feet Tall.
W. S. Brown made a noise like a
real farmer when he appeared in town
| Friday morning with an IL foot stalk
| Of corn from his magnificent 40 acre
| field on his Shepard hill farm near
Wauregan.
Miss Dora c. Dominique has returned
| to her home here after vacation of
| three weeks, part of which was spent
with relatives in Fall River, New Bed
ford and Pawtucket.
Mrs. John F. Bennett, of New Ro-
cheIle, formerly of Danielson, IS Wis
| iting friends here.
Louis Dondero Of Willimantic was
a visitor with friends in Dan1elson
| Friday.
Frederick Emmons Of North Sterling
| is spending a few days with Mrs. Hat
| tie r. Bailey Of School street.
Frank C. Morris of Webster was a
visitor with friends in Danielson Fri
Motoring to Cape Cod.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. BeIden and
! daughter Josephine, of Dorchester,
Mass, who have been guests of Mrs.
| S. Cady Hutchins, left Friday to mo-
tor to Cape Cod.
Rev. S. T. Barber of Riverpoint,
| r. /, is to spe4k on The Coming
Kingdom az the Advent chapel here
Sunday afternoon.
| Organ for Mission Church.
The organ in use at st. James
| church for several years has been re-
/ moved to the Church of Our Lady of
| Lourdes at Hampton, a mission of this
| parish. The new instrument for st.
James church is expected soon.
At Dayville repairs are being made
| to the Congregational church.
| Open Air Service.
An open air service is to be con-
Quoted on Main street, near the Ex-
| change block, Sunday evening, by
members of the Pentecosta1 church.
Brooklyn to Have Cattle Show, Too
President Marshall Frink Of the
| Windham County Agricultural society,
| which conducts the Brooklyn fair, has
been reading the advertising of the
New London County Agricultural So
ciety and has noted the claim that
that organization is to have the only
/ cattle show in the state this fall. This
is not correct, for Brooklyn, President
Frink says, Is arranging to have one