Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-27

E Rev. M Mclean Goldie, of Black Hall, formerly of Yantic. is to conduef morning services at Trinity church. Brooklyn. at 10.45 Sunday and evening + The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap- tist church held food sale. Friday afternoon.
 Rev. j. H., George in Town. k Rey. James H. George, of Columbia. Mo, was the guest Friday evening Of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Reed. After visit in PIainfield today. Rev. MT. George will return to Missouri
 Friday evening members of the Pen tecostal church held a prayer meeting with Miss. Mary HILL .ss...-X.. Mrs. F.. H. Greener had the members Of the Woman's Missionary societies of the Baptist church at her home for a meeting Friday afternoon.
 Frank c. Wells of Brattleboro was visitor with friends here Friday. ; ..es., Exhibition Contest : On account of the illness of mem befs of the regular P. H. s. team. the game K H. S. played at Putnam Fri day. evening was put on only as an exhibition contest
 l. Rezs Leonard Smith of Mansfield is to conduct the morning service at the Westf1eld Congregational church Sum- day.
 George A. Williams begins next week the work of collecting the per SOndI taxes 1n hlllfnSIy.
 The work of harvesting ice at Quinebaug lake has commenced, un- der the direction of Herbert c. Keech.
 Walter P. Cummings. who has been employed at Dayville,. goes to New York university.
 At the business meeting of the West field Congregational church it was voted to. continue candidating for pastor to fill the vacancy caused some tune ago by the resignation of Rev. C.
 Presented PIaylet. Under the auspices of Nipmuck Camp Fire Girls of the Baptist church the pfay1et Sunbonnets was given in Phoenix hall Friday evening. A few Danielson people were at Jewett City Friday evening to attend the f1remen's concert and ball. j : Total Military EnroIinnent 1503.
 Kiihngly's military enrollnlents shows Q rotal of 1503 names-enough men to- make war strength regiment and leave reserves.
 Chrfstianity's Gift to America will be the subject at a meeting of the Danielson c. E. union in the Congre- gational church Sunday evening.
 Franco Serbian Collections S42.e3.
 Red Cross collections here in small banks for the Franco Serbian hospital work amounted to $42.93, it was an from New York, where the banks were opened
 Probate Hearing on Fitts Will.
 In the probate court here Monday there is to be a hearing on the mat ter of admitting to probate the will of ". B. Fitts. who died recently at Brookline.
 John NJ. Dove of Brown university visited his mother, Mrs. Helen s. Dove Friday.
 Red Cross Activity. = a
 Red Cross workers are engaged in 50 hospital shirts from mate rials forwarded here from New York The shirts are for in French war Hospitals This week the Red Cross forwarded from Danielson a quantity of finished articles that are to be sent to France.
 Plans for Milkmen's Organization.
 There are so many plans to organize the miIkmen hereabouts, one of the producers stated Friday. that the sue cess of any of the plans seems doubt full. Concentration of effort through one general organization is what is wanted. With one f1Drce working from Boston. another from Providence and others elsewhere the whole proposition seems to be up in the air, it is now stated, and what the milk producers want is something positive.