Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-07


 William Ross entertained a party of friends at his home in observance of his birthday, which comes once in four years-on February 29. MT. Ross was presented a beautiful gold watch as a remembrance.
 Henry McDermott of Woonsocket, spent Sunday at his home in Dan ielson.
 Henry A. Leferve of Central Falls visited friends in Danielson Monday.
 Below Zero Temperature.
 A temperature of degrees below zero was noted in Danielson and vii cinity Monday morning. Nice spring weather!
 \. H.. on a business trip.
 Spe cial Ash Wednesday services are 10 be held tomorrow at St. James church.
 A number of local men are in Bos- on today attending the automobile 3how.
 Will Lecture on Egypt.
 Rev F. A. Blake of Brooklyn speaks ct the Baptist church this evening. Egypt is to be his subject.
 The Athletic association at the High school is to start semimonth- ly paper devoted to athletics and physical culture.
 
 to he received for mills in the town Of Kilingly.
 Dr. NJ S. Warren remained in an unchanged condition at his home in WestfeId section Monday.
 William W. Wheatley recently wis t.ed friends in Providence.
 Many invitations have been issued for the I,enten mission services to be held at St. Alban's church.
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 Mrs. Minerva Adams of Ballouville recently observed her S0th birthday. Local people who have cottages at Oakland beach learn that the winter set of clans there is one of the great est ever. Quantities are being dug all most at the door of Danielson cot tageS.
 :. It is Of interest to note that while 0arielson people are paying only 1.e5 cash for stove coal. the reople of ~aaHhv villages are buying theirs at F." ate of s9 per ton. r. Danielson had an automobile chemical fire truck. Brooklyn Cen te"s lack of fire protection worries would not seem as great as at pres ent.
 LocaI Real Estate Held High Notwithstanding all the uncalled for '0wi ovnr iax assessments on pri- 'ate property in Darielsop ii is of '"ore than passing interest to note Nat very little of it can be bought don't believe it. try to buy some. There 70 rare exceptions. of course. but 070st of the property is held for more han the assessment price.
 Polish Residents Have Social. Tniish residents Of DanieIson held a : @"a1 social affair to mark tho close ..f tIe season before Lent. Visitors ---"rn nresert from Norwich. Whitman = =. Putnam and other surrounding WIS. including uniformed representa- ;r-es of tho Order of Falcons Dan- -N;eon's Polish population is quite nu- @leTons now.
 RaeebaII Committee to Report.
 r'Eere is special interest :n the meet aeeociation scheduled for this even inr. for among other things. a mat i :n- coming up for discussion ts i -Thnther :he association will approve l having baseball here this summer ! -nal baseball. A special committed | will report on the matter.
 No More Scarlet Fever Cases.
 T"fioaticns are that the Danielsor ~:nGed school will be reopened "~seE from today. as planned. Int ~cGrlet feve" cases seemed to he bret. i " well confined and the fear that any "ew cases will develop is dying out Tn the meantime the children of the %Cho0l are enjoying what will coun rs their spring vacation. Al Easte, ime ttev will get only Good Frida! as as extra recess day. An Old Fashioned Winter. OId-time weather observers in thi section claim that the present lont | drawn out cold period has no. beel equailed but very few times in tn last 50 years. Since carly in Feb rrary the weather conditions hav been very severe without letup fo more than few hours at a time. Witt the first week Of March at an en, zero temperatures continue and ther Is much ice and snow. The sever weather is held to be responsible fo tie slow manner in which many ar recovering from illness.
 Former High School Pitcher Marriec
 Dr. Warren A. Tanner. who recentl married in Providence Mess Ethe