Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-09
DANIEL SON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON
Adventists at Greene Camp Meeting Ladies' Aid Society Has Picnic at Eden's Acre-Chief Michael Grim : shaw on Vacation.

Local Advents are spending the week at Greene, R. l., where a series of services is being held at the camp ground.
 Mrs. John Gallup is enjoying several days vacation at Lake Winepesaukee, x. H., with Rev and Mrs. w. D. Swaffield, formerly of Danielson. Miss Clara Belle Wells is on Long Island until the middle of this month. Local members of the Fowler fam fly have received invitations and mo- tices concerning the annual reunion. Floyd Kingsbury. formerly of Dan ielsOn, is visiting his parents. On Main street. a new awning has been put up at the Gallup Bros. and Linder's market.
 Mrs. J. J. Strong and son have re- turned from the Day Kimball hospi- taL
 Mrs. Clifton Spaulding and her daughter, Miss Anna Richmond, leave held, Mass.
 Supporting Bill For Licensed Em-
 balmers.
 Some four hundred odd letters from Danielson and vicinity have been mailed to Washington, urging support of House Bill No. $40. The bill pro- vides for sending a unit of licensed embalmers to France to give proper care to all American soldiers who may be killed during the war and to see that their bodies are brought to the United States in a proper and recog- nizable condition at the close of hos tiHties.
 Residents here have received word from Senators Frank B. Brandegee and George P. Mclean and also from Representative Richard P. Freeman, that they are greatly in favor of the bill. Howard $. Eckels, Ph. G.. Direc tor General of the American Purple Cross Association, which is directing the work, writes A. F. Wood, the local representative, that the outlook is very encouraging for a prompt pass age of the bill. Men of rank through out the United States have been quick to see the benefits of such a bill, and as a result they are giving it their hearty support.
 Picnic at Eden Acre.
 Mrs. Edith Fiske entertained the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church yesterday at Eden Acre in Killingly. The picnick- CTS made the trip from Danielson in automobiles.
 George Sanders has moved to Hart ford to make his home with his son, Louis
 Mr. and Mrs W. c. Young are at their cottage at Oakland Beach, R. I.
 Friends in DanieIson hear that Dr. Kepler of the New England Dea- cOness's hospital in Boston, has re- ceived his appointment in the United States Medical Corps.
 Mrs. Collins of Danver, Col, is wis iting relatives in town.
 Mrs Frank Withee is spending the month with relatives in Blanchard, Me.
 The registrars of KiIlingly meet to- morrow to enroll the legal voters of
 Mrs. Walter Y. Wood is at the Greene Camp Ground for the remain der of this week.
 Henry c. Aylsworth, who was re- moved to his home from Waterbury, was operated upon for appendicitis in Providence yesterday morning.
 To Visit Camp.
 Many automobile parties are being planned for the coming Sunday when friends and relatives of the soldier boys at Quonset will visit the camp. of the 1900 men to the cantonment at Charlotte. It is esti- mated that over 80 cars will be need ed to transfer the battalion of field artillery the cavalry. the ambulance corps, and their respective equipments to the south.
 Miss Dorothy Hamilton has return ad to her home in Providence, after 3 visit with her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. C. s. Bill.
 Miss Ella Sidley, who is taking vacation, leaves today for } visit to her sister in Fall River.
 Chief Grimshaw on Vacation. Michael Grinshaw, chief of police of Danielson, is on leave of absence for | vacation of two weeks. Chris An lrews is substituting for him.
 skinbaII-Doughety. Miss Nora Doughety, of North street, and Everett A. Kimban of Wood Hill Farm, were married yes erday in Danielson. Howard Starkweather was in East Thompson yesterday Miss Arlene Cundau was in Dan elsOn, Wednesday. Letters from members of the 18th 1O-, which left Danielson over a week ago, report that the men are fast be- coming accustomed to routine work l and that all of them are very comfort l tbly quartered. AFTER RESCUING
 TWO YOUNG WOMEN