Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13
DANIELsON AND PUTNAM NEWS

a part Of her vacation in Westerly
 this week.
 Returns to Lake.
 Rev. W. D. Swafield has returned to
 Lahe Winnepesaukie. N. H. for the
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Reed. who have
 been guests of Mir. and Mrs V. H.
 Wetherell. have returned to their
 home in Providence
 Guests of Providence Relatives. Miss Bertha White and Martin Shedd, Norwich, have been guests of
 relatives of Mir. Shedd in Providence.
 Miss May Hammett is spending a
 rev lew, days at the Frost cottage at Old Killingly pond
 Michael Cronin and daughters, Hell en and Madeline, have returned from
 visit with relatives in Warren. R. William Jemery of Providence is
 visiting here with Mir. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Cottage street. Visit State Game Farm. County Game Warden Arthur Day, Charles Morin, Acid Heneault and Henry Lague were at the state game farm at Madison Sunday, making the trip by automobile. There are 5,4o0 pheasants at the farm at the present
 time. They were shown every cour-- tesy at the farm and given a fine op- portunfty to inspect the plant. Highway Commissioner lnspects Main Street.
 State Highway Commissioner Ben nett, on visit to Danielson inspected
 Main street, which is in a deplorable condition this summer, and will give , consideration to the subject of hav- ing it improved. While in this sec | ton Commissioner Bennett inspected other highways, in company with
 First Selectman John A Gilbert. Trahan May Be Released. Joseph A. Trahan, bound over to the superior court Saturday on a | non-support charge upon his failure to
 provide a bond of s400 to properly care for his family, may be released. Efforts with that end in view were be- | ing conducted in his behalf Monday. It Is understood that the amount of | his bond will be ready if arrange
 ments for his release can be made. | Douglas Meetings Open Friday. The annual camp meeting at Doug las, Mass, in which there is much local interest, opens Friday of this | week A number of Danielson peo- pie have planned to remain at the camp or to visit there for brief per iods. Rev. H. N. Brown, pastor of the
 Pentecostal church here. has spent gently, making arrangements for the | meetings.
 Clerks First Half Holiday.
 Thursday of this week clerks in many of Danielson's stores will get their first half-holiday of the sum- mer. Cards announcing the closing arrangement for Thursday afternoons during July and August have been posted in the stores that are to close. | The business men in considerable
 number will improve the holiday by going to Richards grove Waterford for the annual summer gathering of the business mems associations of Eastern Connecticut.
 To Aid In Bay State Campaign. Suffrage speakers and workers from
 the local league are to have an op- portunity of aiding their Bay State sisters during a summer campaign in Massachusetts in favor of an amend ment to the constitution of the state, so as to permit qualified women to vote on equal terms with men Plans for the campaign are nea/ing ma turity. Miss Rosamond Danielson,
 Windham county chairman of the Connecticut Woman's Suffrage associ- ation, has been in Worcester for con ferences about the campaign, which is It is expected that suffragists from l this section will labor in Worcester county towns.
 Four Gypsy Bands Not Welcomed. Gypsy bands, seemingly very plen- ! tiful in this section of the state this
 summer, are not having a real restful time. At least four bands have ap- peared in this section since the first of the month and the best welcome they have received so far has been a stern order to move on. They have not had an opportunity to occupy any
 of the favorite camping grounds here abouts, one of these being on the
 highway to svauregan. at Fall Brook