Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02
DANlELSON
Interesting and Profitable Day Spent by County Pomona Granee-No Milk
 Shipments to Boston-Openings Games of League-ReIigious Notes.

Grange members from all the sub ordinate organizations in Windhanl county gathered at North Woodstock Saturday for the special meeting of Quinebaug Pomona grange, about Is5 attending.
 The meeting was called to ord er at 1e.40 by Master Will H. Barron of Ddnielson and opened in the fifth de- gree. At the regular business session thfrty-six persons were recommended and taken into the Pomona; of that number twenty-on one were installed in full form by the officers of Quinebaug Pomona, the ceremony being conduct ed in a very impressive manner.
 At 12.30 splendid dinner was served by the local grange and was enjoyed by all
 Worcester Pomona in Charge.
 At the afternoon session the pro- gramme was in charge Of the mem bers of Worcester Southwest Pomona and the numbers were all excellent. A duet was finely rendered by Misses Plinpton and Duncan. Other numbers solo by Lester Johnston of Oxford grange, and a paper by Sister Holmes of Sturbridge, this last being especial ly interesting.
 Hall, overseer of the visiting grange; Bro ther Eggleston, also of the visiting grange, who stated that he was highly pleased with the manner in which the
 
 Further words of a congratulatory nature were spoken by Sister Holmes and by Brother WachiEn of Dudley grange. He also spoke of the milk fight and of how the farmers must pull together to get what is their due. namely, living.
 State Master L. H. Healey was an other speaker who had much of in terest to say and he was cordially re- 'ceived.
 Editor Wrioht Heard
 Brother Wright of the Connecticut Farmer spoke briefly in regard to what his paper wished to accomplish for the grange Master Barron also made a order
 The meeting closed at 4.15 in full form all feeling that much good had been gained from the gathering. The next meeting of Quinebaug Pomona will be held at warrenville. with Ash ford grange on May 2S.
 News from All Points.
 Mrs. H. J. Potter of Woodstock is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Marcus Wood. Charles Franklin and William Frank lin of Baltic were at their homes in Danielson over Sunday.
 President Clark, who has been sev- eral months with relatives in Daniel son. is to resume work with the East ern Steamship company.
 Mrs. Norton Fisher will entertain the members of the Ladies' Art club Wed nesday afternoon.
 George c. Wftherby Of Providence spent Sunday with friends in Daniel son.
 Roy Reach will go to Norwich this week for his tryout with the league baseball team of that city. MT. Reach has been signed as a pitcher.
 To Care for Davis Park.
 J. B. Hopkins has been awarded the contract to care for Davis park during the season now opening.
 John Weaver and James Monohan attended the meeting of K. of c. dele sateS held in Putnam Sunday after noon.
 Oliver E. Getty, acting judge of the probate court for the town of Brook lyn, has fixed May as the date for a. hearing on the application of Susie Williams for the granting of papers of administration on the estate of Fannie l. Cleveland, late of Brooklyn.
 The meeting of the Brooklyn fire district is to be held this (Monday) evening.