Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

-RsbehaR Lodge Gives strnw- ' berry Supper Rogera Marshalis Jones- Smith Meddin1a Closing Ex- ercises at Attawauaan sehooi-7ain Prsvsnki Ball Game.
 TeIesphore 5E woisard of Spring street was married at St. Mary's church in Putnam at 6.30 this eNfon- day) morning. The bride being Miss Reginia Denias.
 w. W. WheatIey spent the week end with friends fin Providence.
 John A. Barton of Worcester was a visitor with Danfelson friends oyer Sunday.
 Nathan D. Prince attended a week end gathering of bankers at swamps- cott Mass.
 Miss Roberta Horton spent Sunday Rt her home in Pawtucket
 Harry w. Clarke is making satis- factory progress toward recovery. having returned from the Day Kim ball hospital in Putnam.
 Mias Hilda Trainor motored to Westboro, Mass for 2 Sunday visit with relatives.
 Mrs. Ethel Richmond is visiting Mrs. Edward Carlson at New Ha- ven.
 members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist church at her home for a meeting Thursday afternoon. ln To Attend Special Services.
 Members of Quinebaug lodge of Odd Fellows and Dorcas Rebakah lodge will attend service in Q body at the Baptist church Sunday morning. As to June. the Weather Man up to now has been facing suit for A new issue of shares of the Dan Ielson Building and Loan Association is due July 1.
 Miss Annie M. Shearin, formerly of Danielson, is now at her home in JerSeyvlhe, HI.
 nesday evening by an automobile at Central Village. was reported Satur- day as improved.
 Judge M. A Shumway will preside at a short calendar session of the su- perior court in Putnam this morn
 Strawberry Supper.
 Dorcas Rebelxah lodge served a strawberry supper in Gallup's hall on Saturday evening.
 A number of Danielson people will be in Providence today to attend the big circus.
 Will Witness Norwich Parade.
 Danielson will send a big delegation to the Rose of New England July 4th to witness the preparedness parade.
 The K H. S.-Aiurnni annual base ernoon of next week.
 Mrs. Harriet Burroughs and Mrs Francis McGuigan have gone to Mys- tic to spend the summer.
 John Leclair of HebronvilIe Mass. was called here by the death of hel sister, Mrs. Amadee var1eur
 Rain Again spoiIs Game.
 Once more, on Saturday, Old Ju- bitter Pluvius put the can on the plans to have wee kend ball game ir Wheatley and Son are to add anoth- CT automobile truck to their business equipment
 Joseph Owens has purchased a houselot on Westfeld avenue, the property owned by Sarah Williams.
 Rain fell so fast during periods oi Saturday as to cause flood condi. tions between the railroad station and the Johnson building fronting Mari street.
 The auction of household furniture postponed Saturday will be held attn, Home hotel, Wednesday, this week, a 1.s0 D. m.--adv.
 Paul N. Swaffieid spent Sunday a his home in Maiden Mass.
 MT. ard Mrs. A. F. Wood will be fl Providence this week for the com AASAS ASSAnSHb SASTCASSS at -6TOWn unl versity. their son. Earl F. Wood, beinl member of the senior class.
 Going to Granite State.
 Mrs. w. J. SwaffieId of Maiden f visiting MT. and Mrs. w. Dougla 5wad1eld at the parsonage. Tomor row she will leave with Esther an HartweIl Swaffield for Lake Winne pesaukie, N. H.. to remain for tn summer.
 Rev p. A Legg is to deliver tn baccalaureate sermon before the mem bers of the senior class of KillingI High school at a service to be held i the Congregational church next Sun day evening. A union choir wi eing.