Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. p. Jodoin of west
field are entertaining Miss Annie Au-
bin of Bethlehem, Pa, who Is to go
TO Montreal in a few days
Congressman e. W. Higgins has ia
vored Danielson constituents with
copies of the United States attorney
generals reports.
Justin A. Pruds of Providence call
ed on friends in Danielson Thursday
Cut by Circular Saw.
Claude e. Chase. who was badly cut
on the arm by circular saw Tuesday
afternoon. is as comfortable as could
be expected.
Mrs. Francis Burroughs has been
spending a few days with relatives in
Worcester.
Many of the members of the Bap-
list church attended a church scove-
nant meeting on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brennan, re-
Gently married at Moosup, have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
are living in Dayvi1le.
Has Moved to Plymouth.
Mddo vassar of Moosup has moved
10 Plymouth, Mass, where he is in a
large mill Mr.. Vassar is well known
in Danielson, where he will be missed,
as he was a musician of much merit
and frequently played as a member
OF local bands.
FhneFdl OI "ICHaci IOoiGJs
Afichael Cooley. an old resident of
Vvauregan died November /. The flu
2 srel was held Thursday morning at
O'Clock. with requiem high mass
al Sacred Heart church. celebrated by
Rev. Joseph E. Mccarthy.
illustrated Lectures Pleased.
Rev. r. 5. Cushman is TO give the
first of a series Of missionary travel
ogues at the Methodist church Sun
rI... ~
iH TO be Murvels in Oriental India
The lecture viii be illustrated.
s. S. Stone Ida NJ. TOwne and Mel
re Kennedy. entertainment committee
OF the B A. Bailey lodge, N. f.. o. P,
have sent out invitations for an open
meeting TO be held In Woods hall on
election night.
Mrs. George Call is TO have the
members OF the Ladies Benevolent
society OF the Congregational church
at her home for a meeting this (Fri-
day. afternoon.
Warden Billiard Improving.
Warden w. T. Billiard. who under
went an operation at a Boston hospital
several weeks ago. and who has been
recovering at his home here for some
time, has shown such Improvement
that II is expected that he will be able
70 be out ia short time.
Development Of Rubber Industry.
H. H. O'Neill of Hartford, repre-
seuting a Boston rubber company, was
in Danielson Thursday, superintend-
ing an historical exhibition pertaining
to the early years OF the rubber in
dustry The exhibition was arranged
in a local store and proved especially
interesting to many school children.
II there have been any develop
ments relative to the vicious attack
by some unknown man on Samuel
Cogsweil at Dayville few nights ago
the Information is retained by the Of
flcers who have been working on the
case. Mr.. Cogswell is said to have
practically recovered from the effects
Of the heavy blows on the head.
Entertained Ministers Association.
Rev. and Mrs. r.. s. Cushman en-
tertained members of the Danielson
and vicinity Preachers association at
their home OH Broad street this week
among those present were Rev. Otis
Greene of Moosup. Rev. and Mrs. ID.
Adams, Of Attawaugan. Rev. d. c.
Hatcher. OF Oneco Rev. and Mrs. G.
Baker Of Moosup and Rev. Mr.. Stan
ley Of Jewett City.
Rev. Mr.. Adams read fine review
81 the book, In the School of Christ
by Bishop Mcdowell.