Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-20

When they had finished the show was about complete and ready for the crowds that are expected today.
 Down in the horse sheds there were some speedy animals housed, and fair officials say that the racing this year midway boys are on hand to make things lively, so the whole prospect is for a real, good old-fashioned fair.
 Officers of Red Cross Society.
 Through the efforts of Mrs. Rienzi Robinson, Miss Julia I. Sabine, daugh- ter of Bishop Sabine, gave a compre- hensive resume of the history of Ser bia and the Red Cross work in the lecture room of the Baptist church on Saturday afternoon; after which Mrs. Robinson organized an auxiliary to the Red Cross with the following officers: Mrs. Alfred Reed. president; Mrs. Harved Glendenning, first vice presi- dent; Mrs. James M. Paine. second vice president; Mrs. Earnest Warren, secretary; Mrs. Burdette Hopkins, treasurer.
 Thirty or more ladies joined. Mrs. Hugh Mason. one Of the very active members of the Brooklyn branch, gave a very interesting and helpful account of the work done during the past two years.
 Miss Sabine expressed great appre- citation of the responsive reception both in spirit and financially of the DanIelson ladies. The cooperation of the Baptist officers in the loan of their lecture room for this meeting and the beautiful flowers contributed by Miss Spaulding, were gratefully accepted.
 State Regent to Speak.
 Sarah Williams Danielson Chapter, D. A. R., is to hold the first meeting of the season in the vestry of the Congregational church Thursday af- ternoon. Mrs. John Laidlaw Buell., the state regent, will address the mem bers and their guests, Elizabeth Por- ter Putnam Chapter of Putnam
 Barstow-strong Wedding Oct. 7.
 Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Hazel Lucas Bar stow, daughter of Mrs Fife Estelle Barstow, and Julius Levi Strong, teIe- graph operator at the local railroad station, at St. Alban's church, Satur- day afternoon, Oct. z.
 Will Pay Stiff County Tax.
 Ki1lingly is one of the towns that will pay a relatively large proportion of the county tax levied at the meet ing Tuesday in Putnam of the county's cause of the fact that Ki1lingly has @ borough government within it's limits and that tax apportionment will be based on the amount raised from town and borough taxes combined.
 395 Pupils in Parish School.
 The resignation of 3S3 pupils at St. James parochial school is expected to increase almost to the 400 mark when all the children who are to attend get at their studies. The pupils represent the towns of Kilhngly and Brooklyn
 Heard and Seen.
 Mrs. John Buddy of Bridgeport is in Danielson to remain for about two months.
 Miss Elizabeth Dunn has returned from a vacation spent with relatives in Bridgeport.
 Miss Emma Mcbride was a recent visitor in Providence.
 G. c. Sears of Lowell visited Dan- ielson friends Tuesday.
 A regular meeting of the Danielson Building and Loan association was held at the rooms of the Danielson Trust company Tuesday evening"
 The color combination being applied by painters to Danielson's station is the same as has been put on railroad stations on other parts of the system
 John Welch of Boston is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles L. Darbie.
 At St. James church after the ser vices Sunday evening Miss Florine Gareau, organist, gave short recital
 President w. H. P. Faunce of Brown university and Mrs, Faunce were the guests here Tuesday of Rev. and Mrs w. D. Swafheld.