Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-22
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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High s. :, Graduates to Enter
Brown-canp and Cottage hotss-|
Patriotic Societies Plan Union Pic
nie-Raymond q. Bartlett Wheeling
sto Exposition.
Miss Catherine Lines Chaplin, NJ A..
of New Hartford was a recent guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H Blake at
Brooklyn.
Charles Edwin Blake. whose home is
supervisors meeting at Storrs college
this week
VIII Enter 5rswn-
Killingly High school win furnish
her annual quota in the entering class
of freshmen at Brown when Benjamin
Danielson. and Herbert Kepler OF
Wauresan win mact7cniate az Prov
idence.
Several high school pupils and 9TH
ers are planning to make a party to
attend the performance OF Twelfth
closing night OF the Chautauqua Sc
\ ries- Very few opportunities are Of
| fered residents OF DanfeisOn to witness
performances of Shakespeare. hand
icapped as the town is by distance
from the larger cities.
Charles and Harold Tayntor Of New
York are enjoying months camping
1 at Lake Mashapang.
The heavy rainfall of the numer-
Gus showers recently have faded and
| destroyed most OF the beautiful ram
bier roses about town.
Miss Dora Reeves Is the guest OF
friends and relatives in Norwich and
Baltic.
John Dove spent Wednesday in
L q. Massicotte OF Proyfdenca
j spent Wednesday In DanieiSon where
| his family are spending the summer
| in a cottage on Orient Heights.
Cottage Guests.
Mrs. c. Alton Frost is entertaining
/ Miss Mae Hammet at her cottage on
pond.
Misses Hattie and Myra Cedding
! with their mother are at their cot
tage on Wiilimantic Camp Grounds for
| a short stay.
Housewives and campers win DO
well to bear in mind that today Is
Thursday, one OF the half holidays
for the clerks of the local stores, in
observance of which all business viii
| be suspended after noon today.
Wheeling to Frisco.
1 Raymond G. Bartlett who left Dem
ielson last Tuesday on his bicycle trip
/ across the continent to the Panama
Exposition has reached Sheffield, n. Z.
\ according to the latest reports re-
ceived from him. The cyolist expects
| to take about year to q year and a
half to complete the trip and return to
/ his home here.
Among those from Danielson reg
\ istered at the summer school at
Storrs, are Misses Marion Wood and
Rama LHereux. Miss Gladys Chase,
formerly of Danielson. Is also In at
4 tendance.
Rev. w. d. SwafHeld. pastor OF the
local Baptist church. is spending this
| week at Lake Winnepesauiie. n. H
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Reed are enter
tanning Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Moody and
children of Peterboro y. H
Miss Alma Keech has returned from
] weeks outing at Oakland Beach,
where she was entertained by Mrs.
! Edward Weaver.
Miss Alice Caron is pianist for the
summer at Alexanders Lake
Miss Helen Awkward is the guest In
Putnam Of her cousin, Miss Catherine
Fhayer.
Mrs. Lucy Hopkins. who has been
7 spending several weeks with her
mother in Nerth Sterling. ID being en-
tertained by local friends.
Enjoying Tent Life.
Herbert Pepler of Wauregan and
/ Earl Wood have opened camp on the
4 north shore of Alexander's Lake.
i
were the guests yesterday OF Mrs. e.
H. Reach, at her summer home at
| Kelsey Point.
An unusually large number from
Danielson and vicinity were in Put
nam last evening to hear the excellent
address by DIR. Thomas z. Green on
/ The Burden OF the Nations. This
address by DR.. Green who Is vice
president of the American Peace So
ciety, proved one Of the most inter
4 l., DO II
Benjamin w. Brown has been to
Jewett City.
Miss Grace Spaulding is attending
| the sessions of the summer school at
| Mortified, Mass.
Mrs s. T. Travers and son, and
Misses Dorcas Gallup. Ruth Gallup.
| and Evelyn Bitgood OF Danielson. and
Miss Jennie Williams Of Meosup. have
returned from a fortnights stay at
Beach Pond. where they enjoyed life
Mrs. George Lincoln of wIIimantic
is the guest of Mrs. A. F. Wood this
week.
Raymond Preston is employed for
the summer in Providence bank.
| Henry Aylsworth of North Foster
was the recent guest of friends in
Ranielson.
Mrs. c. H. Burroughs and daughter
Myrtis. of East Orange, N. j., who
are spending the summer in Danieison
with relatives, left Wednesday for q
| short vacation.
1 Union Picnic.
| Plans are rapidly nearing COM
pletion for the union picnic which the
patriotic orders viii hold at Alexan-
der's Lake, July %.
Henry Woisa-d, Louis Woisard.
Richard Doyle, and Thomas Monahan
are spending the week at Block Is
land.
Miss Myra Kinnear, who has been
/ the guest of Miss Elizabeth Greenier
4 for the past few weeks. returned We'd
nesday to her home in Southbriage.
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Chase are en-
\ tertaining their daughter, Miss Marion
Chase of Hartford, for the summer.
4 Miss Ethel Gray was the recent
guest OF Mr.. and AIRS. J. T. Keech OF
Reynolds street
i Mrs. Alice Francis OF Philadelphia
| arrived in Daniefson Wednesday. be-
ing called here by the recent death OF
her father, s. p. Humphrey.