Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-29

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 Nurse-Red Gross Workers May
 Join National orsanization-Trolie
 to Providence May be Abandoned by Il Company, if Legislative Route Must Il be Adopted. Il Private Carl Anderson received ord | CTS Wednesday to report to the head quarters of K company. First infantry, l at Hartford. This is the command | with which he went to the Mexican ] border last summer.
 1 Mrs James Caffery. Cottage street. I is a patient at St. Vincent's hospital l in Worcester.
 | Mrs. A. IF. Arminston will have the
 members of the ladies sewing circle of l St. AIbanS church at her home Tor a meeting Friday afternoon. | The Civic Federated will meet with Mrs. Huntington on Saturday.
 Joseph Bodo has purchased a new
 touring car.
 Death of Harry Martin. l Harry Martin. 20 months, son of MT.
 and Mrs. Charles Martin. Stearns 1 street, died at St. Vincent's hospital, Worcester, following an operation. The body was brought here Wednesday by Louis B. Kennedy. | At Putnam Banquet.
 Judge Harry F. Back, Judge W. F. Woodward, Judge Sabin s. Russell 1 Attorneys A G. Bill and E. L. Darbie were at Putnam Wednesday evening to attend the banquet given by the members of the Windham county bar | in honor of Justice Milton A. Shum way of the supreme court. Over 100 Men to Drill. The third drill of the men who are taking military instruction is to be held at the state armory this evening and it is expected that more than 100 men will be in attendance. Private Leon N. Blanchard of the 1 Thirteenth company was visitor here Wednesday.
 Mrs George Caron visited relatives in Southbridge Wednesday. Spraying Demonstration. Saturday at the farm of Charles A. Downs of Dayville, County Agent W B. Ellis is to give a demonstration of spraying to which all interested in the care of trees are being invited. N A. Witter of Providence is visit ing here with his brother, J. Carl Wit ter.
 James C. Marion of Bridgeport was visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 To Attend Norwich Meeting. The Business Mems association will be represented at Norwich at a meet ing called for April 6. to consider mat ters pertaining to Indian Trails
 House construction at Williams vile indicates a gain of at least 1000 pop ulation in Killingly within the next few months.
 At the Advent church this evening the subject of Rev. Mrs. M- McKin- stry's address will be Rome and Mod ern Europe.
 Delegate to Conference.
 Luther Filling will attend the South ern New England conference of the Methodist church, at Providence, as a delegate from the local church.
 New Visiting Nurse.
 Miss Emma Woodworth, Boston, is the new visiting nurse for the Civic ! Miss Woodworth, who is l to be here until July l, is a graduate of | a Boston hospital and has had special | experience in board of health and civic 1 work.
 May Join National Red Cross.
 At a meeting of the local Red Cross to be held at the society | rooms at the T. E. Hopkins place this afternoon the matter of affiliating with l the American Red Cross will come up for discussion. A number of the mem bers fvaor taking this action which is in keeping with what is now being done in hundreds of towns and cities | the country.
 Miss Emma Woodwork, visiting nurse is to address this afternoons meeting on First Aid to the Injured Methods