Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24


 dar Session Goes over-Death of Mrs. Frank Burnett-Agent R. w. Boys Receives Significant Letter From England.
 About 50 persons, including a number identified with farming inter ests, attended the meeting of the Eastern Connecticut Development committee in the Central Fire station, Cooperation among the farmers was discussed at length in connection with the project of developing the use fulneSs Of the recently organized Windham County Farmers assocla- ton. The speakers included James H. Cutler, Rev Fosdick B. Harrison of Woodstock, E. M. Wheaton of Putnam and Henry Dorrance of Plainffeld. In discussing farming MT. Wheaton said, relative to the need of cooperation, that in running the big farm which he has on the southern border of Putnam he manages usually, after throwing in his own labor, charging the bookkeeping cost to another ac- count and let the farm costs down easy on other expenses, to break about even. This was considered significant operation, for Mir. Wheaton has one of the best equipped farms in this part of the county.
 Start For Bermuda.
 AIr. and Mrs. W. I. BulIard left on Tuesday for a visit to Bermuda. They expect to be away twelve days.
 Mrs. C. F. WheatIey leaves tomor- rof (Thursday) for a stay of about three weeks at Mt. CIemons, Mich. Mrs. Wheatley will travel with MT. and Mrs. George H. Call.
 Mrs. John Healey and family. resi- derts here for years, are to remove to Hartford.
 Frank A. Squires of Waterbury was visitor with friends in Danielson on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Edward Walker of Providence Is visiting relatives in Danielson.
 Will Visit Florida.
 Rev. Clarence H. Barber and E. II. Jacobs leave Monday for a trip along the coast of Florida. Among other places they will visit are Daytona and Et. Augustine.
 Miss Margaret Awkward has been at Putnam, caring for her sister. Mrs. Charles T. Thayer, who has been ill. The choir of the Putnam COngrega- tional church is to sing at the Con Eregational church in South Killingly Friday evening.
 Rev. Lawrence Barber of Greens Farms. Conn.,, is to preach at the West field Congregational church, Sunday, March 14
 stephen Oatley Of East Orange. x. J., formerly here, has been a visitor with friends in town.
 Plans For Savings Department.
 Plans are being considered for a savings department of the Killingly Trust company.
 Rev. Clarence IT. Barber is to de- liver his lecture illustrated, on Lon- 2on at Abingdon, Thursday evening. Henry \. Benning of Southbridge was a visitor with friends in Daniel son "Wednesday.
 Miss Vivian Burroughs of Simmons college, Boston, has been at the home Df her parents, Mir. and Mrs. George AT. Burroughs.
 Several cases of special interest to killingly are on the docket for trial at the March term of the superior court for Windham cCSInty. Judge Mil ton <. Shumway to preside
 Miss Winnie El. Shaw has returned from a visit with relatives in Worces- ter and Fitchburg. Short Calendar Goes Over to Tues.
 day.
 Local attorneys received notice on Tuesday that the short calendar ses- tion of the superior court to have been held at Putnam on Friday of this week has gone over until next Tues day, when it is expected that persons held on criminal charges will be put 10 plea and the jury for the March Lern drawn.