Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-01


 Rocky Point. A. P. Woodward is spending a few days ct the Burrows cottage at Oak land Beach.
 l tied friends here Monday. MT. and Mrs. Alfred L. Reed are at P1atIsburg for a short stay this week Mir and Mrs. George H. Call of ! Cedar Point, R. l., were in town for a brief stay Monday. Ct is useless to send items to The i Bulletin unless; they are signed by the i sender. Such items are never used. CORRESPONDENTS EDTTOR). Attending Camp Meeting. been attending the camp meeting at Douglas.
 Spent Sunday Unprofjtably. At a session of the town court Mon day morning Judge W. F. Woodward fined two men for fighting and one for having been intoxicated Gaston Maindon and relatives mo- tored to New Bedford Sunday, return ing Monday.
 Condition Unchanged. There is little change in the condi- . ion of Harry E. Back, Jr., who has been seriously ill for several weeks.
 Mss Mabel p. Price of LeominsteT N-"s visitor with Danielson friends . '-0uday.
 Mrs. John Burns, Webster, formerly ! cf Mechanic street, has been a visitor . with friends in town. Registrars in various towns here- abouts will be in session Friday ftE the purpose of enrolling voters for tlGs fall elections.
 Most Uncomfortable Day. At noon Monday the mercury touch ed 92 degrees, the day, of much hu- nldity, rating as one of the most un- comfortable of the summer. Local friends attended, at Abingdon. the funeral of Mrs. Alice E. Wilbur, formerly of this town. Mrs. Wilbur was e years of age. Special Town Meeting. Voters will make the technical ad, ,ustmert required by the bankers in te-ested in Kiliingly's authorized bond issue at a meeting this afternoon. Misses Lillian Nuttau, Cora Shippee 9 vacation to be spent at Pleasure Beach.
 Who's Afraid Of Sharks?
 Local people who have cottages at Oakland Beach are much interested in tle announcement that sharks have appeared in remarkably large EuP~- beTs in NaTra gaISett bay, but the N'S---S-E2 LctfNC IlIClL NlCAIE pIbiI5G Jus LLtG same.
 Bone Splinters Removed.
 Clare N. Turner of the Killingly Manufacturing company was operated upon with success at a, Boston hospital for the removal of bone splinters from the jaw, treatment required to relieve t2r effects of an injury received when he was a boy. and he is now again engaged with his duties at Williams vile.
 Mr. and Mrs Walter Bromley are at Oakland Beach for a vacation.
 Saving for a Rainy Day.
 Treasurer Clarence A. Potter of the Brooklyn Savings bank reports steady increase in savings bank de- poSits, an indication that many per sons here are making the most of the period of prosperity.
 New machines were received here for the DanieIson Cotton company, which has a large list of orders and is giving employment to an increased CUnber of hands.
 Camp Meeting at Greene
 Local members of the Advent com r1uuity are at Greene. R. l., this week for the annual camp meeting-OnC Of the oldest and best known in the New England states On account of the Greene meetings there will be no ser vices at the local chapel next Sun day.
 A number of people here and from surrounding towns will leave on Aug 11-12 on an excursion to Montreal in and near which city a great many To- cal people have relatives and friends.
 No More Horne Games.
 Manager 4. W. Williams of the Dan- ielsOn baseball team announces that there will be no more home games, or account of lack of sufficient patronage Manager Williams gave the town @ real team, at heavy expense, but the support accorded does not warrant playing more games here-at a loss. Rock, captain of the local team, is now playing in AtrlebOro, while Labelle has played two games with the Put nam team.