Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-01
DAlHELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANELSoN

The lang period of dry weather that marked the month of June was broken 6y a real soaking rain storm that came cut of the northeast and continued dur ing Thursday after starting out We'd nesday evening with a series of thun- der showers Immense benefits will re- suit to farmers throughout all of east ern Wfndham county, where garden lands and hay fields have suffered for weeks for lack of rain. More than an inch and a half of rain fell in the storm.
 Norman Ross, Earl Bassett and Leo Bianchette make up a camping party that left Thursday for Beach pond, where they are to remain for few days. The party will be joined on the holiday by others from Danielson.
 Southward from the Franklin street crossing the main line track of the New Haven road has been reballasted. Quantities of gravel that have been used have covered the ties giving the road bed a peculiar appearance.
 In connection with plans to build q state road easterly from a point tive miles east of the borough to Little Rest attention is called to the fact that the old stage coach route came down past what Is the Old Furnace, over Christian hill and thence through Franklin street 10 Main an51-on to Brooklyn and Hart ford. Two of the taverns that lined his route and provided resting places Tor traveller still stand within the bor- ouch limits. one on Christian hill at the junction of Broad and Franklin streets. one opposite St. James rectory near the junction of Franklin and Water streets. Both are now in good repair and i7 use as tenements. In the old days large stables stood on these tavern prop critics for housing the horses used ir hauling the numbering stage coaches.
 Tho trend of the development of thu borough has caused an abandonment of the old tavern route from the june tio nof Main and Franklin street to tn, Meadow Brook inn at South Killingly and the favored route is through Key holds street.
 Fox hunters are getting information a First hand and renorts from others tend Ing 10 indicate that the next fall ant winter season is going to furnish som' good snort in this territory Young foxe are unite numerous and recently as man, as three of them have been seen on on, of the much travelled highways of thu town and others in nearby territory.
 foroner ArtnUr V. iiIi has made Tn following appointments as medical exam iners in Windham county: Killinglv Dr George M. Burroughs of Deniel~on Brooklyn. Dr. A. IT. Tanner: Plainield Sterling Canterbury. D- ". W. Adams 0f NoosuD: Putnam. Dr. r A. MorrAn Thomnron. 0r. P. C Paine; Pomtret Dr F Overlook: Ashford ard Fast ror1 O~ Frank p. Corvorso; W.nshar Scotland. Chaplin. Ham0ten Dr Loui r. Mason. of Willimantic; Woodstock Dr r. F. Pike
 Tho town court will give attention o Saturday n an assault case that come nut of East Killinglv and which ha been of very general interest in tha ,ommun'tv \ church deacon allege in complaint that he was set upon an -hokeS
 \ new building on the Davis propert, next 10 the Burrows property, on Raj road square. will run through to Wate street Excavations that are being mad viii eventually cut away an embankmer and bringing the property to be bui uron down to the present street levc One oil dwelling that has stood upc ftr present location for a period var rusly estimated at from 75 10 100 yea, will disappear in connection with tf changes and improvement rts that are col leuplated
 'IdiJonal sections of the Washingtc