Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-09
DANIELsON

Rev. John p. GarfieId--Burdette C.
Hopkins and Roy Hamilton Injured
Petition to Have Webster's Cross
ing Closed Permanently.
Rt. Rev. P. e. Roy, archbishop Of
Quebec. is to .off1eiate Sunday even
ing at a service to be held at the Sa-
cred Heart church. Wauregan. A
event has been arranged by Rev. j.
C. Matthew, pastor of the parish.
May Call Pastor.
Rev. John F. Garfield OF Claremont,
N. H, may be called to the pastor
ate of the Westfield Congregational
church of this place. The church has
nation of Rev. Clarence H. Barber a
| few months ago.
Ray w. Pellet returned Friday from
business trip to New York.
Mrs. II: E. Barbour. jubilee secre-
| tary of the N. e. branch Of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society," is
| to speak at the Methodist church on
| Sunday morning.
Peter " jackson of New London
| visited friends here Friday.
| Benoit Tetreault was in Putnam on
Friday, to attend the golden ami
versary services at st. Mary's church.
| Notice-By vote Of Local No. 623,
| Union Carpenters, this district their
| wages will not be less than forty five
| cents an hour after March 1. 1917.
/ Joseph Halle. presfdent-adv.
Commission to Report.
The special commission, appointed
| at the legislature to revise the statutes
| ready for the incoming legislature.
| Judge Harry e. Back is a member of
| the commission.
| L. w. Barber. Putnam. is to speak
! at the morning service at the Con-
/ gregational church Sunday.
| Mrs. Charles Whipple, formerly of
| Brooklyn, died recently in Providence
She was formerly Miss Anna Snow.
| Walter F. Day is the executive MEM
Der for Killingly of the Windham
| County Agricultural society. which is
! meeting in Brooklyn today.
| The work of extending the North
/ Street sewer under the railroad track
/ Is under way.
Only One License For Foster.
| There is but one license now in the
| town of Foster, just over the Rhode
| Island border, the one until recently in
| force at L. B. Pierce's having been re-
| voked by the town council.
! Hundreds of parishioners attended
| the masses at st. James church Fri
| day. the feast of the Immaculate Con
] ception. The first mass was at $50
| a. m.
| Game protectors are keeping a vigi-
| liant watch for hunters who are said tc
/ be out after protected game birds, al
| though the season for shooting them
| ended November %.
| In anticipation of the laying Of per-
| manent pavement in that section OF
| North Main street during the coming
| spring and summer, residents of West
| field are having property sewer con-
| nections made with the mains lai6
| through that street a few weeks ago
/ Carloads of Christmas trees con
/ tinue to pass southwark through Dan
ielson from Maine points. These tree:
| will be offered for sale in New Yorl
| within the next few days and will
bring good prices.
/ Relief Corps Election.
| ~ The following officers have beer
4 elected by McGregor corps. Woman:
Relief corps: President. Miss Myrtict
F. Blanchard: senior vice president
Mrs. Mary Miner; junior vice presi
dent Mrs. Anna ]. Fulton; treasurer
Mrs. Hattie r. Bailey; chaplain, Mrs
Julia D. White; conductor, Mrs. Flora
A. Kennedy: guard. Mrs. Mary E. Be
dard; delegates to the state depart
nleJt convention, Mrs. Susan w. Nor
ell. Mrs. Mary Bedard; alternates. Mrs
Catherine Wood. Mrs. Nellie Bachman
The president will later announc'
the list of appointive officers.
Accidents at Burroughs Hopkins Plan
Burdette c. Hopkins of the firm o
Burroughs and Hopkins, and Ra!
Hamilton, printer in the employ o
| the concern, ASTere both injured within
few minutes of each other Will
working around presses at the plant
While a press that was in motion MI
Hopkins hand was pulled in an
tangled Mr.. Hamilton was soon aft
erwards injured as he stepped to tn
side of cylinder press to relieve an
other feeder Losing his balance, h
; thrust out his hand to save himsel
from falling. The hand came in con
tact with moving parts of the pres
and the index finger on his left han
| was practically amputated. Both in
jured men were attended by DR.. "
. ri. Judson.