Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-08
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS|
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Miss Josephine Fish Speaks at Meth odist chu=c1-sesianation of Game Protector kies-Thirteenth Company Holds Last Drill Before Leaving ! for Fishers lslsnd-Weddings- tors Leaving for Hartford. Mrs. H. w. Thompson Monday after noon.
 Mrs John Young and daughter Elsa, of Portland, O., are visiting Mrs. Youngs parents, MT. and Mrs. Tim othy E. Hopkins.
 Honors for Local Student.
 Peter G. Bassett of Danielson has upon his graduation after 8 special course at the Rhode Island College of Pharmacy and Allied Sciences, in Providence.
 Remembered by Borough Friends. T. E. Lyon, appointed publicity rep resentative of the New Haven road to succeed Major Isaac Bromley, re- many Danielson people. MT. Lyon was at one time with the E. L. Palmer agency here.
 Interest in Isaacs Will.
 Brooklyn people were interested in the will of William M. Isaacs of New York, for many years a summer resi- dent in the neighboring town, pub Hshed in a New York Sunday paper The will disposes of the estate to Mrs. Isaacs and her daughter.
 Mrs. Edward Carlson and daughter, of New Haven, are visiting MT. and Mrs. F. E. Colvin of Maple street
 Mrs. James Richmond has returned here after a stay of several weeks in New Haven.
 Gaston Maindon and Miss Leonie Maindon motored to Naitic R. l., Sunday.
 Fred Gamache of woonsocket spent the week end at his home in Daniel son.
 Charles E. Franklin of Providence motored to Danielson for the week end.
 Henry McDermott of woonsocket was at his home in Danielson over Sunday
 Rodney Lloyd, substitute carrier, is to be in charge of the rural route, during the absence of the regular car rier, A. w. Logee
 Fred A. Waters of Pawtucket was a visitor with friends here Monday.
 John Dove of Brown university spent the week end at his home in Danielson.
 Will Soon Leave Hospital.
 Supervisor Albert $. Ames will be able to return from the Day Kimball hospital some time this week.
 George c. Faulkner of Lowell was a visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 Speaker from Mission Fields.
 Rev Dr. Thomas, recently return ed from Burmah preached at the ser vice at the Baptist church Sunday. Mir. and Mrs Jesse Bottomly and MT. and Mrs. H. F. Glendining, en route to California, are now touring in New York state.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Storer are occupying the Conwell house on North Main street
 Cottage Meeting.
 William Mason was leader of a cot tage prayer meeting at the home of Mrs. Crawford Greene in Central Vil- lage Sunday afternoon.
 Ray w. Pel1ett is showing progress toward recovery from the accident whicI- he was severely injured a week aJo toda.-.
 Address by Miss Fisk.
 Miss Josephine Fisk of Providenc> ? spoke at the morning service at the M Il odist church Sunday
 Preparations have been made to oil the stretch of highway from Dayville to tn Four Corners.
 Miss Ada Buckley. of Dayville, is staying at York Beach. Me. for a time.
 Henry B. Norris of Meriden visited Danielson friends over Sunday.
 Leaving for Adirond2cks.
 Miss May Bailey plans to leave this week for Elizabethtown, N. Y, in the Adirondacks.
 Mrs w. F. Woodward and Miss Mrs. Timothy Taylor in Webster Sunday.
 Miss Bertha White was the guest of friends in Norwich Sunday.
 Earl Gilbert of Jewett City has been a recent visitor here
 Miss Winnie B. Shaw was at her home in Worcester over Sunday. Cottages at Alexander's lake are be- ing made ready for the seasons oc- cupancy.
 Judge Tucker Recovering. Judge James N. Tucker of East Kill 1ingly is recovering from an illness and expects to be able to resume his duties here this week.
 Startin- with Camp Equipment. Quartermaste- Sergeant A. W. Lo- gee and Privates Bernier and Long, as a baggage detail of the Thirteenth company. C. 4. C., leave here this evening on the 6.2S train in charge of the equipment of the command which goes to Fishers Island Thursday.
 To Attend Suffrage Convention. Mrs. Rienzi Robinson will be at HaTTIOrQ today LOT IIlS 1OISESSSlOUdl union convention and will be among the prominent suffra gists of the state who will lunch at the Hotel Bond.
 Game Protector kies Resigns. Frederick E. Kies, who has been active as a special game protector in .his part of the state, has rendered his resignation to the superintendent of he state fish and game commission MT. Kies has been contemplating the action for some time.
 Congregational pastors from various Vindham county towns will be guests today of Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Good yell at South Killingly at the annual adies' day meeting of the Windham County Ministers union.
 Thirteenth Company's Drill. Members of the Thirteenth com 5any assembled at the state armory Monday evening for the last drill be- ore leaving for Fishers Island at $40 Thursday morning. The company is eady and in fit shape for the annual our of duty at Fort H. G. Wright. J. Raymond Casey, who some time