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

Miss DapieIsop Matrpp mt Pembroke |
HalI-lg Health eempeis Miss
Piaisted to Return Home-Rrivate
James Day Recovering from Injuries |
Joseph HeneauIt Fails from Win
dow.
Captain Edward Beach Of the u. s.
S. Washington, now at HayH, Ia re-
menbered as a visitor in DanfelseH
while his father, a Confederate yet-
eran, was resident here Few years
Marion at Penbreks Hall
Miss Florence Danielson. recently
returned FROM the white mountains,
left Wednesday morning for Proti-
dence, where she IL 20 be matron at
Pembroke hall, Brown university.
William Stone. captain Of the coast
wise tug Bristol. has been granted q
master pavigator's license. He was
formerly O resident of Danielsep.
Teacher Returns Home.
Miss Helen Plaisted, teacher in the
eighth grade Of the Danielson school,
has, returned to her home In ResIin-
dale, Mass, upon advice OF a physi-
cian.2 Miss Plaisted has not fully iPe-
covered from a recent operation.
Lay Reader at PlainfeId.
Sidney Bard of Brooklyn is to con-
llDu6 Us lay Tedu6T at SL- raul
church, Plainfieid, until October. Rev,
James H. George, who usually con-
ducts service there the second Sum
day OF each month, Will conduct the
service at St. Adams church next
Sunday.
It is probable that the trial Of A.
j, Kenehan of Providence, charged
| with manslaughter in connection with
the accidental death of boy on tho
West Side, will be held in the superior
court at Putnam next Thursday.
Private Day Recovering from Injury,
Private James Day Of the Thirteenth
company, injured at Norwich Tues
day when he struck his head against
pole while riding on q trolley car,
seems to have passed through the
worst effects of what was a very mar
row escape from serious injury.
old-time Stage Driver.
Henry Stone, an old-time resident
| of Danielson and many years ago a
! stage driver on the Proyidence-Dan-
ielson line, is here from Brockton for
| a visit with friends and acquaintance.
Paul Swafileid, member of the high
school faculty, may develop cross
country running in connection with
| athletic activities at the school during
/ the fall months. He will also have
| the direction OF the basketball team.
Rev. w. d. Swaffield had the teach
ers and officers of the Baptist Sum
| day school at the parsonage Wednes-
day evening to discuss plans for Raj
1 ly day.
Notice-Gas will be shut off tonight
| Thursday at IL o'clock, probably un-
til 6 a. m. Friday If stormy tonight
gas will not be shut off until Friday
night at IL o'clock. The Peoples Light
and Power Company.-Adv.
William J. Young Better.
|
at his home on winter street for sew
eral weeks. has shown much improve
ment during the past few days.
i Heard and Seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy Of AGA.
deny street are entertaining Mis-:
Rossiter of Philadelphia
Supervisor Albert S Ames is very
busy this week visiting schools II
killingly and Brooklyn, opened nov
William Perkins is having his an
nual vacation.
Miss Marion B. Lston Of cambridg,
has been spending a few days Will
friends in Danielson.
George Stone of Broekton, where h
is in business. is visiting friends her
| and at Pomfret.
Mrs. Rienzi Robinson is doing mucI
TO calf attention to the opening o
Connecticut's first college for women
at New London, September 2.
1t has been demonstrated that Dan
ielson has many people who viii pa,
90 cents to see a picture show, pro
vided the subjects and photograph,
are sufficiently alluring. A dime use
to be the limit for such entertain
ments.
{ cornstaIk IL Feet Tall.
A cornstalk twelve feet in heigh
J cut from the garden of Nazaire Pepi
/ tod inf x1rhan IL.
business section.
Henry c. Tillson, of Lawrence. Mas
was visitor with friends in Daniel
son Wednesday.
e Hollis Young of South Kiningly, VIII
/ underwent an operation for appended
tbs at the Day Kimball hospital, Put
. nam, is, well on the road to recover.
! The registration of pupils at S
James school is satisfactorily larg
this term. Many of the pupils al
residents on the West Side, in III
town OF Franklin.
Fell from Window.
Joseph Heneault, an aged resideI
at Industrial place. who has been 1
) poor health, was seriously injure
when he accidentally fell out a wir
dow at one of the houses there. H
Q condition is regarded as serious.
2 Trap Rock Base Being Laid.
: The first of the trap rock base Il
2 the ameisite pavement is being la.
in Main street near the railroad eros:
il ing. The towns steam roller has bee
e secured by the contracting compar
for use during the street improvement
: work here, which is expected to az
e vance rapidly from now on, althoug
= there is much for the workers repr,
@ senting the various companies makiI
n changes to do.
n Progress on DayViIIe Building.
) At Dayville the brick work on Il
l. building being constructed by Pos
y master Patrick Riley is nearly con
q pleted. The structure is located near
y opposite the Labelle building and W
y. add considerably to the appearan
It of the village, which lost some Of 1
ID principal buildings in that vicini
ae during the big fire of more than
6, decade ago.
IN Doing Well at Stouehten.
4 Reports from Stoughton. Mass, &
rs dictate that superintendent Robert
er Bennett Of the school there is gettil
We along well with his work and that
~ is pleased with the change from
GO principalship. Mr.. Benefits parent
ly home is in Dayvflle and he Is a era
Mt uate OF the local high school.
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