Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10


 ForTFour.
 A1rsssEanfIys Twfche ofsFfar4forfeis Rydsiting, with friends In Danielson
 Miss Alice Morrisette. Zone of Kil- .aingfy,s teachers, is at the summer
 MisssH HeIensM. Blake, teacher in the MBranch avenue school, Providence, is xfhe guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles ASmffh of Cottage street.
 Mrs Charles Tayntor ofs New York EdS~visitngs with relatives here Philip A Bettz Of Broclton called son friends in Danielson Friday. Mir. and Mrs. GeorgeE EH. Call are Ihttingz their cottage-for occupancy at fCedarSPoint-
 tives at Metnnuck, R. T. Rev. Oscar Aldrich Of Middleboro lissvtsiting his..parents, Rev. and Mrs. J.. B. Aldrtch. at Attawangan. H Mo~e from Canada. Mir. and. Mrs. George Cloutier of St. slgnace. F. e.. have moved to Daniel son and are residing on@ the West Rev. W. D. swafeld will conduct the service4ats the4Ba aptist church Sun- day morning.
 Rev. George H Stone of Putnam is to conduct a*service atsthe Advent tchapel on Academy street Sunday afternoon.
 ! Field day-demonstrations of glowing l es and brush, using tractor, at w. S. Browns Shepard E5iIl farm, Waure- gan Saturday July 10. afternoon and Monday July II, all day; also hay making with side delivery rake and hay loader MondayS afternoon weather permitting. Leave4 trolley at Browns crossing. 400 feet from place of ex- hibidonS-adv.
 Infants Death. The-e infant son of MT. and Mrs. Georges.M. Robertson died at their home at Riverview, Friday morning. Burial was in Westfield, cemetery in the afternoon. Mrs. Allen Burlington. of East Kill sl1ngly will have the members of the EDanie1s6n Equal Franchise league at her home for! a melting Tuesday aft ernoon.
 Miss cora=Larivtre is spending a vacation. of two weeks with rela- lives in sBoston and Broclxton. To Motor Through White Mountains.
 Principal and Mrs. Ernest R. War ren, recently married in Knoxville, | moon motoring in the White moun--I tain region.
 MT. and Mrs. George Barber of Providence 5have been; spending atfew days with. friends in ;fDanielson.
 Roscoe Burton. who has been'i will visit at Washington. D. c.
 Some farmers ssy that thedr hayrI crops will be benefited 20 per- centi by the heavy rains of the week.
 Sunday outings areS being. held atsl the Old Furnace Curing this fmonth- ], !
 HaIf-hour Service To-day.
 The first half-hours car will eaeave ! Danielson todaysat s12.45 45ethes1astSone at 7:45>
 Repairs, on tneAwashed,out embank-J ment of the ditch at thes mill in.l Williamsville are beingk hurried.
 Plans are being made by thet soct- e6es-. of the church for the annual l lawn 4fetesof St. James'sparish.
 Motor Boats on River.
 The Five Mile river now boastsi some motor boats, small craftAthat | make navigation of the stream easy,l and enjoyable.
 A considerable number of contri- buttons are being received for use inI ticking and thread, to bel distributed in France by the French Red Cross
 A number of DariieIson business men twill go to Richards grove, near New London next Thursday for the annual outing and field day of the,l business men'sS assications7ofI eastern Connecticut.
 Funds are being raisedNat DayviIleI to help defray the cost. of installing m organ in the Congregational church. The organ will make-ft the third ar-i ranged4 to be installed fin churches ednil Ihis vicinity within ayshort time.
 Think Greece Will Enter War.
 Greeks here, passing their, opinions 'n Information gleaned from Greek newspapers and from personal let CTS and telegranas received, expressl heir opinion that Greece will soon enter the war; on the sida-of the AL ies.
 Probable Increase Tn Salaries.
 The heavy postof7ee receipts herel turing the fiscal year just closed are