John Ruddy, of Bridgeport, spent
Sunday with relatives in Danielson.
H. J. Reeves, of Baltic, »vas a visitor
here Monday with Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Reeves.
Homer Dixon was in Providence on
Monday.
Rev. James H. George, jr., rector of
St. Alban's church, is to be at the
Plattsburg preparedness camp during
a part of July. He is now making prep
arations for the trip.
George Domingue. of Pawtucket,
spent Sunday here with his mother,
Mrs. Napoleon Domingue, of Franklin
street.
James A. Benton, of Worcester, vis
ited with Danielson friends Monday.
Henry McDermott, of Woonsocket,
was at his home in Danielson over Sun
day.
Carl Anderson, until recently first
sergeant of the Thirteenth company,
his term of enlistment having expired,
expects to join Company K, First reg
iment. Hartford.
Dr. W. H Judson was in Boston on
Monday attending a class reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bassett, of Broad
street, have been at Fort Wright, Fish
er's Island, to visit the members of
tfie Thirteenth company.
Miss Blanche Douglas, of Sterling,
assisted as a soloist at the services at
the Baptist i hurcli Sunday.
.Mrs. Burt Reed, of Cumberland Hill,
R. I., visited friends in Danielson re
cently.
Hair holidays tor the clerks in many
Danielson stores are to commence next
week and continue through July and
August.
Olticer John McFarland picked an
intoxicated man off the railroad track
a few minutes before the passing of a
train.
Alphonse Gareau. who suffered a se
vere injury to his hand at the mill of
tin- Danielson Cotton company, is mak
ing progress toward recovery and it
is now expected that his fingers will
be saved.
-Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jodoin and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Patenaude visited
with friends in the town of Sprague
Sunday.
