L. J. Morin was at .North Grosven
ordale Saturday as a representative
of the Union St John Baptist at their
observance of St. John’s dav in that
place.
Gordon E. Withey .was at North
Grosvenordale Friday afternoon tc j
attend the funeral of his brother's i
wife, Mrs. Henry Withey.
Misses Sadie Fulton, Myrtice Mar
land and Helen Perkins returned Sat
urday from a few days' stay at Pleas
ant View.
Harold Glendinning was at his cot
tage at Fisher's Island for the week
end.
Miss Gladys Chase of Hartford l|
formerly ot Danielson, is visiting with 1 '
relatives here.
Kev. Albert A. Felch of Natick
Mass., preached at the Congregational
church Sunday morning.
Richard Healey of Bridgeport has j
been visiting here with his mother.
Mrs. John Healey.
Workers from Norwich and New !
Iamdori assisted at the religiom
meetings held at the Sparks school
house Sunday at 11 and 3 o'clock.
Members of the Firemen's associa
tions have voted for an outing, the
date to be selected by the entertain
ment committee, which is in charge'
of the arrangements. In order "to!
guard against the spread of fires
from early-in-the-moruing Fourth of
July celebrations members of the!
department w ill spend the night of the
Third at the central station.
The Congregational-St. Alban's un
ion picnic was held at Alexander’s
lake yesterday.
Members of the Union St. John
Baptist went to Putnam Sunday even
ing lor the St. John's day observances
held under the councils of the order at
Putnam.
DANIELSON
Mine Annie Breault, whose mother
Mrs. Peter Breault, died recently, has
gone to Canada to remain.
Miss Emilie Reeves of N'ew York is
at Brooklyn and is to occupy The
Ledges for the season.
