Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-05
DANIELSON
Destination of Borough Youna Men Who Have EnIisted-keystone Store Emp'oyes at Beach Party-Enioy- nnent Features of the HoIiday-Fsw Attempts at Old Time Cejebratino.

Raymond J. HanIon. electrician. has enlisted at the Newport naval training station. for a period of four years in the United States navy. A. A. Bonneville. employed at the Burroughs Drug Company store has enlisted in the United States army. medical reserve, and leaves today tc take his final physical exatninations at Fort SIocum. N Y.
 Amos Morin, Jr., 10 Reynolds street has enlisted in the medical department Of the United States army and is now at the recruiting depot at Fort slo- Walter Pesteo. of Ii Union street. is at the recruit de1s,t Fort Slocum. N, H.. having enlisted in the mounted ser vice, field artillery, T.. s. A.
 Two More Registration Cards.
 Killingiy's military registration was when the card of Raymond Packard who reeistered from South KiIlingIy and William R. Lehrer. Dayville. who registered at Monson, Mass. were re- ceived here.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Ross. Norman Ross and Mrs. J. R. Bassett spent the holiday with relatives in Providence and vicinity.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Bassett of Broad street motored to New London on the Fourth
 Mrs. N. 4. seaver of Waterbury was the guest Wednesday of Mfr and Mrs. Charles L. Darbie of North Main street.
 Holiday Beach Party.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter l.. Dixon en- tertained the employees of the Key stone store al the Dixon cottage at Crescent bea oh over the holiday the party remaining today.
 Mrs: Katherine Wilder of Springfield is visiting relatives in Danielson.
 Stenographer at Washington.
 
 Philip g. Maynard of High street, is employed as a stenoErapher In the war department at Washington, D. c.
 Park Outings.
 Many Danielson people were at Wildwood park Wednesday afternoon and evening for the dancing and other dmusements.
 Most of the cottages on the north and south shores of A1exander's lake are occupied for the month
 Miss Jeanne A. Tranor of Middlebo- I'D. NJ sis., visited friends here over the Exemption board members have re- ceived a number of inquiries relative to eXemr+ ion. although no draft has been made yet and no one can possi- bly know who is to he drarted. func- tion to be performed a Washington
 Administrator Appointed.
 Tn the probate court. John F. Ames
 
 the estate of Mrs. Sarah NJ Ames Danielson women are joining the Housewives League a food conser- vation organization, of which Mrs. F. ". Hayward, formerly of DanieIson is the head.
 Eight Inch Bass LeqaI.
 The game warden and some depu- .ies are keeping tabe the size of pass being taken from Alexan nder's age, inches being the minimum le- gal size.
 A meeting of the members of Nc Iresor Woman's Relief corps was held 1t their rooms the evening of the Fourth
 Telephone Men Enlist. Benia=lin Garland and Robert Lane who are employed here py the S. N. 2. T. company. have enlisted in the Signal corps, L. s. A. and are sub ect to call for duty in the near fu- ure. Rev. and Mrs. W. Douglas Swan1eld If Boston spent the holiday with friends in DaiieIson. George Foote Of Southbrid visit | d Danielson relatives Wednesday Earl F. Wood, instructor in English 1 t Brown university. was with his | parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. r. Wood | ,VeI- the holiday