Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-30
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANELSON

Borough Guests Dine in Norwich Home Guards Dance at Armory-6o- hen,ian Club Flies Nine Star Service Fiag-HoIiday Cheer at Town Farm
 and County JaiI-Last Chance for
 Registered Men to Enlist.
 Captain Frank E. withee. ssth com pany, Fort Terry, was at his home here for the holiday.
 Entertained in Norwich. MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Reach and Mrs. H. D. Crosby were guests of Mrs Edwin Fay, in Norwich. Thanksgiving day.
 MT. and Mrs F. w Bassett of Prov idence were holiday guests of MT. and Mrs. William Ross, Broad street Lester Craig of Brown university
 and his ciassmate, William Vaughn, of
 daN visitors with MT. and Mrs. W J. Craig.
 MT and Mrs. Leslie Murray and ] Miss Mar1ette Healey Of Hartford were holiday guests of MT and Mrs P. F. Murray of Academy street. Mrs. H. E. Jenkins. Hartford, is | visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. F. H Greener.
 Preacher From Boston. Rev. Edward S. Tead. D. D., Bos- l ton, is to preach at the Congregational | church Sunday. l Soldiers Have Goodies From Home. Sergeant Donald Stone, 3Sth com pany, writing from Fort Terry. told of l the quantities of fruit, cake, candy, ci- gars, tobacco and cigarettes that came | to the members of the command from
 their relatives and friends at home | School Children Help. ] School children at Goodyear con tributed to the Thanksgiving fund for | the Day .Kimba hospital, l William Scoheld. Melrose. Mass a ] nephew of Mrs. Hattie Bailey, School 1 street, has been commissioned as a ! lieutenant at Plattsburg. ! MT. and Mrs. George Dominique of | Pawtucket spent the holiday with Mrs. ! Mary Domingue of Carter street.
 SuppIiest for Deaeonnes Home. 1 More than two barrels of vegetables
 and preserves were contributed | through the Methodist church of Dan l ielson for a Thanksgiving dinner at the | DeaconeSS home in Providence. 1 Delayed trains made holiday travel | ing worrisome to many passengers l Rev. Sherrod Soule. Hartford pres | ident of the Connecticut Home Mis- 1 sion society, is to preach at the Con- l gregational church in Brooklyn next | Sunday morning
 | Home Guards Dance. ! Many attended a dance given at the | armcry Thanksgiving afternoon and ] evening, unQef the duSpiCtS Ol lue Home Guard company SylVio E. Maynard. who has been in the adjutant generals department at ] Washington. in clerical capaciy, has been transferred to the signal and | code departm ent.
 ] Expresses Routed Via Norwich. ] Several Pullman rains of the Shore 1 line we're run through Danielson Thanksgiving day, coming via Norwich I due to he Davisville wreck.
 James F. Page is seriously i'll at his home on Maple street. - l George B. Landers of Worcester spent the holiday with friends in l Danielson.
 i MT and Mrs. l.. E. Kennedy enter | tained Mrs. Kennedys sister, Miss 1 Nellie Sullivan Hartford over Thanks
 Nine Star Service Flag. A service flag showing nine stars, l each representing a member of the | club who has gone into the service, $ | displayed at the rooms of the Bohemi- | an club.
 l Danielson members of Putnam lodge 1 of Elks will be at Putnam Sunday
 afternoon to attend the annual lodge of sorrow, at the Bradley theatre. Lieut.. Governor Clifford B. Wilson of 1 Bridgeport is to be the speaker. Home Damaged by Fire. | Thanksgiving day Charles w Hale 1 received a letter from his sister in
 Hartford. telling him that on We'd l nesday the home into which his sister | had just moved was damaged by fire
 and her household goods ruined. 1 December Directresses. | The following are the -directresses ! of the Ladies' Benevolent society of l the Congregational church for Decem
 Der: Mrs. George Call. Mrs. J. A 1 Paine, Mrs. George Danielson, Mrs. Fl ND Crosby, Mrs. B. c. Hopkins. Mrs | G. s. Brown. Mrs. Arthur Cunda.ll. Mrs | c. H. Reach. Mrs. A. P. Woodward | Misses Mary Lee. Grace Fisher and | Grace Bacon