Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-08

growing crops are underway. Exports will accompany the party and make ex- planatory addresses relative to the dem onstrations. The committee is made up of Mrs. Susie C. Williams of Brooklyn, John R. stromberg of Abingdon and Will liam Warren of Eastford
 Numbers of residents of Danielson and the surrounding territory are Interested in the fact that the annual Douglas Camp meeting, a fixture for many years, will open Friday, July 21, this year and continue through the two following Sun days These meetings annually attract considerable number ofDanielson people,,
 Rev. A. B. Riggs of Lowell, former dls- trict superintendent of the denomination, is to preach at services to be held Sum day morning and evening, at the usual hours, at the Pentecostal church. Rev. MT. Riggs is an especially forceful preacher and attracts many to hear him upon his occasional visits to Danielson.
 Joseph LaBonte. student at Lasalette college, Hartford, ard his sister. Miss Laura Irene LaBonte Of St. Joseph's con vent at Grosvenordale, are spending the summer vacation with their father, Jo- seph LaBonte
 Louis A. Woisard, stdert at Georuge- town universitys is spending three weeks at his home in Danielson.
 Four members of the track repair crew operating out of Danielson are on strike. Tie remainder of the crew under Fore man Michael Peters is regularly con tinuing the work.
 Thomas J. Aylward and Miss Helen E. Awkward were visitors in Providence on Friday
 As in the old days, many had planned Friday evening to be on hand early this morning to watch the unloading of the circus train--really very interesting op- eration.
 Rev. Luther ". Smith, acting pastor of the Baptist church, i'll conduct the Sun day morning service. Mrs. Michael McDermott remains crit ically i'll at St. vincents hospital, Wor- cester, where she has been 8 patient for many weeks.
 The body, of Mrs. Abbie Young. ss. wife of Leon Young, was forwarded Friday from Plainf1e1d by Undertaken L. E. Ken 1 inedy to Stamford, where bufial will take place.
 William H. Bishop of Brooklyn is vis- iting in California and recently was a l luncheon guest of MT. and Mrs. Flavel Luther.
 South Killingly is going tos celebrate the 1 opening of the new state highway te that place by having a chowder supper and a program of entertainment next Tuesday evening.
 Persons who are around the circus ground early enough today will have sr opportunity to see a very clever device 1 a miniature pile driver that puts ir stakes at the rate of one minute anG displaces the old sledge swinging crews. The stake-driving machine is operated i by a gasoline engine.
 Between Hopkins crossing and the Rhode Island line a big crew is at work rebuilding the final stretch of the stats highway toward the Connecticut line al Little Rest. East of Hopkins crossing the Rhode Island send of the new ioa6 is in good condition, but the entire route from Providence to Danielson is positive l ly closed to through traffic on account
 of the heavy grading, excavating ant
 blasting that is going on. l Henry A. Hodgson of Providence is wis 1 iting friends in Danielson for the weel end.
 In any one of the many navors VI
 serve the excellence of Daggett's Req 1 Ice Cream, Moosup. lis evident.-adv.
 Dwight Davis. of South Killingly
 has announced the engagement of hi
 daughter Harriet Irene, to Ernest Carl
 son Winsor of Harmony, R. I.