Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-29
DANfELSON

Judge W. Fenner Woodward, Judge Sabin s. Russell and Attorney E. L. Darbie were at the Hotel Griswold at
 Eastern Point, Wednesday, attending meeting of the Bar association. Looms arriving here are being taken by motor truck to East kiilingly for the
 Fern Lea company which will be one of Killings developing concerns within year.
 MT. and Mrs George H. Call were called here from the summer home they are occupying at Cedar Tree Point, R l., for the funeral of Mrs, George An gell, who has been resident of Brook lyn for many years.
 Principal Ernset R. Warren of Kill lingly High school said Wednesday morning that the high school faculty is open in September.
 This is Old Home day at East Xiii | Iingly and the event will attract many people from all parts of the town as well as from more distant points. 1 Several hundred will go from Good year to Rocky Point, Saturday, Aug. | :, for the annual outing of the en- ployes of the Goodyear Mills company.
 The trip will be made in motor vehicles
 The Goodyear band of 35 pieces will go along.
 C company. Captain F. o. Arnington comma ndine, made an excellent showing at the encampment of tn estate guard at Mantle and were highly commended
 for their work by battalion officers i The death of V. H. Marsh at the
 Baekus hospital. from injuries received in the accident. at North street cross ] ing here Tuesday morning brought 1 forth many expressions of regret from representative of business houses with , whom Mir Marsh had done business in ! this section for many years. MT. Xiii 1 birth, Mir Marsh's companion in the ac- cident had an outing planned with J. W. Gallup for the early. part of Aug ust.
 Arriving here from motor trip to ! Canada Adolph Bernier reported that his touring car was wrecked Monday morning at Lindonville Vt, just a few mics from the, Canadian border. in collision with q car owned by Leon J. Young of Portsmouth, N. H. Mr Ser nier was homeward bound with his family when the accident occurrd. The
 BeEnier car was so badly damaged that it lad to be left at Lindonville where it VII be repaired, MT. Bernier and his
 family returning here by train. Both autoniobies were insured. MT. and Mrs. J. Carl Witter will leave Sunday morning with NIT. adn Mrs. E C. Rogers cf Putnam for mo tor trip to Brattieporo, Vt, and other points in northern New England.
 Chautauqua guarantors held meet 1 ing here "Wednesday evening to discuss pans for the Chautauqua that opens i today (Thursdayl. This years advance sale of tickets has not been as great as desired and up to Wednesday even 1 ing to the guarantee had not been com ! pleted. 4 parade of the Junior Chau ! tauqua children Wednesday afternoon
 was the first feature of Joy Time. As has been the rule for the past few years, the Chautauqua entertainments are to be held on Davis park, where the
 tent will be erected today.
 The demand for buses in Bridgeport,
 where 1.'e Connecticut company has sus- pended trolley service, is so great that
 agents have been in this section trying
 to purchase vehicles wanted for routes in that city. One bus was obtained lhere.
 It now seems an accepted fact in
 military circles here that Danie!sen g State Guard organization will not b, su- perceded by Q coast artillery Drgan.za- ton for some time to come, possibly not for q year. Eventually Danielsor prob
 ably will again have a coast artillery
 company, but in view of the fact that arrangements for next years encamD-
 ment Of the State Guard at Mantle is being talked of the change is not eX- pected within that length of time. Clerks have outings planned for to- Gay CThursday) which is a half-holiday for many who are employed in Daniel sons stores.
 Mrs. c. T. Thayer and son. Ayfward,
 spent Thursday with relatives in Dan- ielson.
 A. Jasmin of Woonsocket, formerly engaged in business here. was a vis-