Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-19
DANIELSON-

Dr.. Marauerite J. EuIIard to Instruct
 First Aid cIass-Rev. Fatiier Soc uuet's Funeral Today-Death of Mrs. Maria F. AIIen-Rsd cross Member ship Reaches .542-Liberty Loan Committee Appointed. ..f,e
 John Horton, who has enlisted, will report this morning at Providence as a member of Battery A. Rhode Island Field artillery.
 Thomas A. Harlin of. AttIeboro vis- ited with friends in Daniel5on Friday, Members of the PentecostaI church held a prayer meeting at the home of Miss Mary Hili. Broad street, Friday
 Wenen's Mission to Close. ,,
 The mission conducted by Dominican Fathers for F'rench-speaHssSg women of St James parish will come to a close Sunday, when a mission for the men will be opened
 Rev. George c. ChappeH of New Ha- ven will preach at the services at the Baptist church Sunday
 First Aid Instruction. 2
 Dr. Marguerite J. Bullard of Putnam fs to give instruction to the first aid class of the local. chapter of the Red Cross at a meeting in the organiza- tion's rooms here this afternoon.
 Soldiers benefit dance. state arnory, this evening: music by Woods orches- tra- Special features to make the oc- casion very attractive. Comei-adv.
 May Basket Social.
 Many attended the May basket eo- cfa1 held under the auspices of the Ladies' Ala sociAey of the Baptist church at the home of Miss Lillian Nuttali, Main street. Friday evening.
 At the Orpheunh.
 A travelling company presented the drama Human Hearts at the Orpheum he m pauy's street band attracted attention at the noon hour and in the evening Attending Father Soequet's Funeral.
 Priests from this section of the state are at Hartford to attend the funeral services for Rev. Francis C. Socquet, od. S.. who died at St. James rectory Wednesday evening
 Fields that are being cultivated by Connecticut Mills company employees have the largest gardening force at work upon them seen in this section of the county.
 ". E. Reach, who has talked with many farmers of the town of Brooklyn, says he has found them very badly handicapped for help and that they will not be able to do all they are syill- ing to do.
 ReapPointed at Brown .
 Earl F. Wood, son of MT ana Mrs. A F. Wood, of Academy street. has been reappointed an instructor in English in Brown university Tor the college year beginning in September,
 At Dayvil1e a part of what was for nrsrly the baseball field. near St. Jo- sephs church, and the Assawaga Woolen company plant. is being made ready for use as gardens
 Allies Flags Not ObtainabIe.
 There has been a steady demand here during the past few days for the flags of France and of the British empire, but none are to be had in town.
 The legislature adjourned without making an appropriation for the es- talblishment Of a. sanatorium for the. treatment of tuberculosis patients in Windhan county. although free site was offered in the town of, Ki1lingly.1 The Westheld Congrega ttonai church will be represented next Thursday at a meeting of the Windham association of Congregational churches and minis ters to be held at the church in West minister
 Frosts for Three Mornings.
 For the third consecutive morning light frosts were reported on Friday. The unusually unreasonable tempera- ture Is greatly retarding crop growth throughout this section.
 The statement was heard here Fri day that herds fin Windharn county have been reduced fully 10 per cent since last fall because owners of COWS have found the cost of feeding exces-s etve and the keeping of cows under such conditions unprof1table.
 F. w Barber is to preach at tn he1 Congregational church in Putnam Sun day.