Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-09
BALTIC. iis:.
canvassers for Free aWooI Fund Meet
 With Gratifying suceess-Two Stray
 Dogs Killed by Wandsn-Milk Pro- ducers Accept Terms of Providence
 Buyers,

Nov. IS, 1s17,. Mrs. Charles Barnes, chairman of the free wool fund of the Baltic branch of the Norwich Red Cross chapter began to- canvass, this village for donations of, 20 cents, 8 week, and thus far has. met with great success. During November Mrs. Barnes received $17.59, which was given the treasuFers Miss..-AgHes Brennan, to be used to purchase free wool for the knitters
 The following residents of Sprague contributed: Rev. J.Y. E. Bellanger $5, Rev. Thomas Lynch s$5, William E. Peck $10, MT. Parks .$5, R H. D. Roll hanson $1, "a HSnoVeFc residenrr Is1, Mrs. M H. Donahoe- S5, Mrss,Georgs Drescher $2. A1total of $39 was con- tributed.
 The remainder of the -$47.5o- was made up from weekly collections This amount included certain. sections of Baltic, as the entire town had not |! been, eanvassed when this5report was received. The following -report is as given by the publicity committee, Mrs. John Woods: i5 .s-= The following amounts for the month of December, 1917.. have; been secured by the following collectors: Miss .Jen ' nie Bessett s10s40, Mrs. A. W Collins $s.20, Miss. Dorothx Wood sS.SA., Miss Blanche Demuthe $5.50, Mrs. Eliza E Cote $6.90, Mrs. Charles Barnes sS.65, Miss Jennie SimoheSn s215. a friend r,30 cents. Total. amount $5s.59. This sum will also be applied to the free wool fund. e,fe- q .Yr9P~ -r.
 The secretary and tEeasurer's reports were read at a recent meeting and were accented as Eead- The officers | tn 1Grf tH<,As ,1x4 4 111 A food demonstration, was: heid in the town hall Jan. 7th under the di- rectinn of Miss Nellie Campbell At a meeting recently held in their room the officers and members of the Baftic branch were addressed by Rev. Thom as Lynch,
 Stray Dogs Killed.
 Monday morning Dog Warden Louis Trudeau disposed of dog which trav- eled through High street without a col lar, or, 8 license tag. Last week the faog warden captured an aouf of ;roW1 animal that appeared on the streets hereA. This dog also was Killed fNoti- ncation has not been received here that the dog Quarantine has. beer raised. All dogs at large will be taker to the pound by Dog Warden Trudeal Horse Bolts. When Frightened. A horse owned by a junkman :was left standing in the eastern section ot the town. Tuesday .neon with. blan. ket thrown over him. A stiff wini | blew up and disarraHsed the blanket causing it to fall against the horse. I hoofs. This caused him to start KICK
 ing and so frightened hifn that he bolt,
 ed and, started at fast clip ythreug1
 the street, The wagon was upset ant
 an old Stove tipped into gutter. The
 animal was stopped by farmland
 one-half mile dastant from where h, started. , ! :l7 Accept Terms. r. The members of the Sprague Mill Producers association have received notice that at meeting of the officer!
 of the association it was voted to ac ttept S5 cents per 10-evart can of mill delivered at the milk station at Provi
 dence. Farmers living in different DOT
 tons of the town ship milk to tn, Providence station by the early morn ing train; The milk producers clain that at the present, prices of grain {
 quart of milk cannot De produced fo
 shipment with a profit, for less thai l-2 cents per quart. Milk is being de1Vered to families in Baltic at i,
 cents a quart.
 Wood Coming to Town.
 Tuesday a local man said he count
 ed 25 cords. of unseasoned wood bein,
 hauled into. Baltic by farmers iron
 different parts of the town.
 Baltic people were fairly we'll sup
 piled with coal until the cold snz1
 struck here; then coal had to be burn
 ed freely, and it looks, as though nov
 that they would not have enough t,
 carry them through until the arriva
 of new shipments.
 Farmers are being daily requeste, ] to deliver wood and are filling thes