Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-17

Ferple%lng-Questfo nbry own
Ralph. S. Young, A.. v. Woodwork
and w. wv WheatIey left Friday for
Oaklands beach, sailing from. there for
Block Island on the power boat Be-
hemiasfor the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. a. Hamilton were
visitors insProvfdences Friday.
Out Door Service.
Rev.swsD. Swaffe1d win conduct the
service. at Davis park Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mary e. Bullard- is visiting at
Newtonville, Mass.
Settling. SfhIey Estate.
In. settling the estate OF Former
Sheriff Preston b. aSibley< q cottage at
Industrial place islto be- sold
Henry B. Lawson of Haverhi1l-vis-
fling with, friends in Danielson.
Clinton Atwood and-A- p. Woodward
motored to Providence Friday.
Robert wv. Boys, superintendent of
the mill at Williamsville.@isAon a.sv1sit
tosAlxronstO.
FEB. l. Field Day.
The sfraternal beneft league iss to
have arfield dayeat Phillips grove, AL
exander's lake, the last Saturday of
the month.
An Uncomfortable Day.
Friday. with a temperaturelof Y5
degrees and much humidity, was the
most stirling day OF the season
Misses Mary and Lulu Collins leave
today for a weeks stay-at Block Is
land.
Rev George H. Stone,of Putnamyis
to preach at the service at the Advent
chapel Sunday.
Flag from State Grange.
L.. H. Healey of North Woodstock,
for the state grange, has presented
Highland grange Of South Kiilingly a
national flag.
Repairs Difficult.
The damage to the spire of the
Westfield Congregational church by
lightning was slight, only a few boards
ripped off, but 1T is going to be some
stunt and some expensive to replace
them
A number of7Danielson people who
have motored to Beach pond this
season describe it as an ideal place
to spend brief vacation. A number
Of tenting parties are there.
viii Play Stafford Springs.
The baseball team of the East Kill
ingly A. a will shoot over into Toll
land county, new territory. today for a
game with the STAFFORD Springs team.
The East Killingly team is playing
good ball this season, winning most Of
its game.
Danielson loses an early morning mail
from ETOVlQenc0 on account OF the
trolley strike in that city. "A morning
car brought pouch through; speeding
up deliveries from that city at the be-
ginning of the day.
Jitney Men Boost Prices.
Danielson people who were In Prov
idence and its suburban territory when
the trolleymen's strike was declared
say the jitney men Immediately took
advantage of the situation to boost
prices more thanr doubling -the-charge
in some cases.
Judge Palmer Spoke.
Judge Edwin L. Palmer, formerly of
Danielson, was the Independence day
orator at Alvin, Yuma county, on the
Nebraska border, circulars making an
nouncement received here state His
speech was made in connection with a
grand celebration that embraced wild
west features, riding contests and
horse racing.
A number OF Dantelson people were
at Putnam Friday to attend the OPEN
ing sessions of the Chautauqua- There
are a number Of season ticketholders
in Danielson- and the villages OF Kill
ingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O1neyr Walker
of Pasadena, Cal. have been visiting
Mrs. NJ. V. Woodwork and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, of Hawkins street. Mr..
Walker has also been renewing .ac-
quaintances in Central Village. his
boyhood home.