Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-26

day-ThIrtesnth Company Going to
Norwich for Governors Day -
Main Street Tracks May be Moved.
D. u. Jette recently motored to
Watch Hill.
Rev. NJ. ]. Ginet, NJ. s.. Is arranging
for concert-recital in connection
with the installing of fine new or
gan at st. James church.
George Heneault, Alcid Heneault
and Edward Heneault have returned
from an automobile trip to Springfield
and vicinity.
Will Attend Wedding and Convention
Earl F. Wood who is in Maine, will
leave here next Wednesday to attend
the wedding Of j. H. Williams, an in
structor in English at Brown Univer-
sity. From Providence Mr.. Wood, of
the Brown Daily Herald, viii go to
New York to attend a national con-
vention of editors of College Year
Books at the Hotel Biltmore.
General Manager Samuel Anderson
of the Shore Line Electric Railway
company was here from Norwich
Monday.
Operator From Midway
P. NJ. Malley of Midway is acting
as relief operator at the local station
during the absence for few days OF
one of the regular operators. Miss
Marie Barrett
At the weekend Judge. and Mrs.
Harry E. Back and children are ex-
pected to arrive here from their trip
to the Panama Pacific Exposition ind
northwestern states.
Cards of recent date received here
wednesday indicate that Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold F. Glendening. who motored to
California, were at Sacramento. Cal.
Carter Street Sewer cona,Ieted
Frank A. Davis has completed the
contract Of building a sewer in Cart
er street in accordance with a vote
taken at the annual borough meeting
in April.
Frank B. Vincent of Pawtucket was
visitor with friends in Danielson
Wednesday.
C. A. Hamilton and Teiesphore
Woisard visited in Providence recent
Miss Marion B. Stokes of Beverly,
Mass, has been spending a few days
with Danielson friends.
Edward 8. Carpener has issued his
usual notice, as collector relative to
the collection of borough taxes. early
in September.
Visit From Former Teacher
Mrs. George s. Laird of Royaiton,
Mass, was the guest Wednesday Of
Mrs. Grace 8. Wheatley. Mrs. Wheat
ley was a pupil of Mrs. Laid st Plain
field academy, former students Of
which held a reunion in Plainfleld
Wednesday.
Janitor Hiram w. Burton, who has
charge of the high school and graded
school buildings here, fs engaged in
preparing the buildings for the OPEN
in of the fall term.
Lest Hail Holiday.
This afternoon brings the last half
holiday Of the season for the clerks
in the stores Of Danielson that have
been closing Thursday afternoons dur
Ing July and August. A number OF
those having the OFF time will 20 10
Putnam 70 witness the parade OF the
flre department.
Thirteenth Company oeins 10 Nor.
wteh.
Members Of the Thirteenth company
have voted In favor OF going 20 Nor
wieh on the dats Of the visit there
orders authorizing tho trip had not
been resolved here Wednesday,
Norwich orebsstrs 10 Play
Continuing the concerts that have
proved 10 be so popular at Wildwood
park, Manager Sheridan has aFranE-
cd for an appearance o. Drew's Or
cbestra OF Norwich at an early date,
To Arouse Interest In College He'll
Project
Mrs. w, /, BuIIerd, who IN to have
tho appointment OF q KtliinR1y sub
COMMITTEES OF the general committee 20
create the fund necessary for the
erection of WindhaFn ball, n doFHit0Py
at the Connecticut college for women
at New London, expects that q meet
ing 10 arouse interest IN a general
way will be held In September, Fol-
lowing this the active campaign for
funds In Kiiitngiy will be tnauguratsd.
Main Street Tracks May DO Moved.
The trolIeye tracks on the section of
ing may be moved from the westerly
side TO the center OF the street in
connection with the putting in of am
eisfto pavement. General Manager
Samuel Anderson Of the Shore Line
Electric Railway company, an engineer
representing the company and other
interested parties were here Wednes-
day and gave consideration to the
plan. No decision was arrived at as
to whether or not the change would
be made.
The track in question leads to tho
steam road at Railroad square and ID
not used for passenger service. Its
chief function being for use In hauling
cars of freight. principally coal. from
the steam road to points where needed
on the trolley. and the daily use OF
car. which reaches the company's
station here over that line. 1t Ia
understood that the trolley company
and the state highway commission
er's office win have no dificuity In