Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-19

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Money and Materials to Be For
warded to French Red Gross.
Miss Lillian INITIAL. Miss Myrtle
L'Heureux. Miss Cora Shippee, Miss
Rose Broughton, Miss Muriei Dixon.
Miss Annette Lambert, Miss Olga An
derson, Miss Anna Anderson ana Miss
left Saturday afternoon for Oakland
Beach. where they are to occupy a cot
tage for a week.
Lawn Party.
At the home of OR. and Mrs. A
Gendron, School street, Friday even
ing. employees OF the Palace Laundry
company, where Mr.. Gendron Is en-
anese lanterns were used for lawn dec
orations. There were entertainment
features and refreshments were served.
Mrs. A v. Woodwork spent Sunday
with relatives in Taftville.
Miss Grace Spalding is at North
neld for a few days.
Miss Mae wethereII and Mics Anna
Judson spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Reed in Providence.
Joseph c. Butler of Woonsocket was
a visitor with friends here over Sun
day.
Earl Dixon. burned by an electric
current at Central Village, is gradually
recovering from the hurt to his foot.
Class Degree Work.
ouipebaug lodge of Odd Fellows Is to
confer the first degree upon q class
tomorrow evening.
Henry NJ; Morse and company in the
sketch Just Like Her Mother were
well received at the Orpheum theatre.
On Week End Outings.
Mrs. George I. Eaton and family
We're at their Oakland Beach cottage
for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Young Of Provi-
dence, formerly here, motored to the
White mountains for the week end.
Peter Bassett Of Providence spent
the week end at his home in Daniel
A. II. Arlington and F. o. Aiming
ton motored to Kelsey Point Sunday
Kent A Darbie left Saturday to re-
main for a week at the Douglas camp
meeting.
William L. Moran spent Sunday q.
Block Island
Church Sheds at Hampton.
Rev. Al J. Ginet, NJ g., has had
morse sheds built at the mission
church property in Hampton.
George G. Vincent of Pawtucket was
a visitor with friends here over Sum
Percy Hammond Of Potter street left
saturday to attend the camp meeting
at East Douglas.
Miss Lucy Stone, formerly of Dam
ielson. now of WilIimantic, has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Stetson
at Brooklyn.
Library Committee Meets.
The annual meeting Of the Brooklyn
library committee was held at the IL
brary in that place Saturday after
noon.
Miss Jeanette Bibeault of New Bed
iord is spending few days with
friends in Danielson.
Many DanielSon people were at Put
nam Saturday and Sunday TO attend
the Chautauqua entertainments.
Shortage at Home.
While hundreds of quarts of milk are
shipped from Danielson to Boston ey-
cry morning, complaint Is heard of q
shortage of cream and milk in the Dor
ough.
Patriotic societies of the borough
will be at Alexander's lake for an out
ing on Friday of next week.
An Uncomfortable Day.
Saturday was another "so'' day and
the chief occupation of most people
was endeavor to keep cool.
Along part Of the north side of
Potter street there is a gully nearly a
foot deep washed out by the heavy
storm of last week.
Singers of st. James church are
holding weekly rehearsals of numbers
to be sung in connection with the
function that will mark the use of the
new organ at st. James church late In
the summer.
The Mortlake Camp Fire Girls have
peen spending few days in camp at
the Hyde district schoolhouse in the
town Of Canterbury.
Pout Plenty, Bass Few.
Some big catches of pout are report
ed from Old Killingly pond, where
there are camping parties at present,
but few bass are being caught there.
The southbound afternoon trolley ex-
press from Putnam for Central Village
was noted to be missing at the week
end. as will be the rule Saturdays dur
ing the summer season.
Union Services.
The Congregational, Methodist and
Baptist churches are to have union
services during August. On the first
sunday of the month the service Is to
be in the Congregational church.
William B. Wheatley and CASTOR
Maindon motored to Rocky Point Sum
day in Mr.. Wheatleyis new car.
A number of the members OF the
Peptecostal church are at the Douglas
camp meeting. to remain during the
week. Rev. II. n. Brown Of the church
Is prominent worker at the meet
ings.
Painfully SeaIded.
Adelbert Hebert. fireman injured at
the plant of the Killingly Manufacture
ing company in Williamsville by es-
Gaping steam, is recovering satisfac-
torily from bad steam burns on the
face and arms.
Still at Hospital.
John Boucher, who was badly in
jured in an automobile accident on the
WilliamsVille road about ten days ago,
is slowly recovering at the Day Kim
ball hospital in Putnam, where he win
be for some time on account Of a frac-
tured leg.
Trolley Service to Providence Resumed
Trolley service between Danielson
and Providence was resumed Saturday
after a break of two days due to the
strike of car crews of the Rhode Island,
company. The service was quickly
taken advantage of by the public The
service was perfectly normal, cars go
ing through with the usual prompti-
tude. Persons in touch with the sit
uation expect that the arbitration
board will be successful in reaching a
satisfactory agreement.