Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-03
DANIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

NIT. and Mrs. George H. Call. who are at Cedar Tree Point. R. L. to re- main until October. visited in Daniel son Tuesday.
 Mrs William M. Franklin and chil sdren. who have been at their -cotta ge szt Oakland beach during the summer have returned to Danielson-
 Fer the first time in 36 years, Willis R Shippee did not respond to the ktezchers. call when schools opened shere on Tuesday Mir Shippee has keen retired on a pension and will op .erzte his farm in the Mashontuck dis Arict-
 James C. Vincent of Lowell was a visitor with friends in Daniefson on Euesdsy.
 Spf EiIlingiy over the holiday. rec sprd of which the town will be proud.
 State Officer Howard Elliott of Hzrtford was visitor here Tuesday
 Joseph Labonte, Jr-. has entered La lEsiests college at Hartford
 Four days of rain brings worry to 4he farmers over the fate of their ID kato crop. which is in danger of being
 Wfiiian WheatIev of New London ,hzs been visiting al his home in Dan lrlscn-
 William Jennings Bryan's visit to tD1nielson this afternoon will bring a tayrs number of out of town people here
 All of kiilingIy's schools opened for sths fall term Tuesday morning. Not all the pupils who will attend later t<axe not returned from vacation trips Tor otherwise were unable to be pres tent.
 Al DayviIIe, arrangements are pro- .ceedipg for s special Welcome Home fcelebra ton for the young men of that sulace who were in the service during tthe war
 M-s- Arthur Logee is teaching at the
 
 Shirpes taught so successfully for many years
 A session of the town court is sche duled for this morning to hear a case pertaining to a charge that an auto mobile was driven without permission Of the owner
 Nrs. Henry A Volatile of New Bed ford returned 10 her home Tuesday. after visiting friends in Danielson.
 The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., team of Akron. O. will be at Goodyear Saturday to play a return game of baseball with the Goodyear Cotton company team Al Akron recently rthe local team lost a short series of frames to the rubber company team
 Preceding the opening of St. James school Tuesday morning the pupils attended mass at St. James church. The school opened with a large at tendance. many of the pupils being residents of the West Side. which is lin the torn of Brooklyn. The school is under the direction of the Sisters o1 St Joseph
 Treasurer Frank T. Preston's inven- tory of town property fixes it's value at SIS. .S4es1 an amount only S30,033.- 90 less than the indebtedness Of the town on July 31. The town property includes the town han building. the high school and grade school build inEs in DSnielson and all other school prcperty throughout the town; road building machinery and tools. a build ing on Mechanic street and many oth- CT valuable assets
 Miss Eleanor C. Burbank a grad ,uafe oc the Bridgewater. Mass. nor nal school is new teacher at the Dayvsue school. filling the vacancy caused hv the resignation of Miss Alice L. Morrissette, of Wauregan. MT and Mrs Edward Hatch of Hartford have been guests of Mir. and Mrs P F Murray of Academy street. Travel on the steam road continued to be exceptionally heavy through this fsection Tuesday. evidently the after imath of the holiday rush Raymond A Preston will give an organ recital at the Bar ptist church a next Sunday evenings service. kvton obilists are still obliged to make detourS on the most favored | rom Dznielson into Providence. Via 1 the Little Rest route, the shortest l there is long detour. beginning just | east of North Scituate. The round 1 about way takes the motorists several | miles through the country
 MT and Mrs. L. F. Kennedy are en- l eer1atning Miss Margaret Sullivan of | New York Vigorous ever, eloquent as when.