Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-12
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS.
DANEL.SON
Mercury Drops 30 Degrees-Goodyear Scouts in Camp-Men Home From Devens-Rapid Progress on New Greek Churoh-+Next Contingent to Be Sent to Georgia.

0reek Snurcrr-sNe<t OohtIn9eHt 10 Be Sent to Georgia.
 Private George Jordan of Camp l Devens was at his home here over
 Private Harold Austin q Camp Devens spent Sunday with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Austin.
 Private Walter Adams of Camp Devens was at his home here over Sunday.
 Aldege Duhame1, who has recovered after a surgical operation. will resume his work at a shipyard in New Lon don today.
 Joseph Lapelle is visiting his par ents, MT. and Mrs. John Lapelle, of | Dyer street.
 Brother Twice Wounded.
 Hugh Carragher of Main street has a brother with the American forces in l France who has been twice wounded.
 Homer Dixon is to be employed at the Danielson postoffice.
 Members of the Danielson Home Guard company went to Plainfield on Sunday afternoon to assist at funeral services of a. soldier. Private Joseph Vannasse.
 John c. Lawson of Springfield visit ed friends in Danielson over Sunday. l 1Il0 n6dVy IGIHSlOTm O1 SuHUdy
 morning kept down the attendance at
 church services.
 No News From Philip Roherge. No further reports have been re- ceived by his relatives as to the con- dition of Philip Roberge. who was re- ported officially as severely wounded in action in France. on July IS. Sudden Temperature Change.
 There was a 30-degree drop in tenn
 perature from Friday noon to Sunday
 morning.
 Charles Smith, test man at the tele- phone station, broke two fingers in 8
 little accident in which, he figured. ! Answers country's Gall. t Harold D. Hutchins. who has beer : an accountant with the Goodyear | mills, left Saturday for Camp Dev- g ens to enter the service. Under Rain of Shells. 2 Writing from France to a friend 1T t Danisason, Sergeant Carl Anderson y of the 102nd infantry tells of expert
 scores of German shells were rainet q down upon the positions occupied b! Q the company to which he is attached
 OcoutS m Camp.
 Saturday Agent Robert W. Boys o ;, the Goodyear mills took 14 members o Il Il the Goodyear troop of Boy Scouts t
 Fall River. where they are to remain A in camp throughout this week. Il
 camp they are to be grouped with an a other troop of Scouts, all in charge o
 J. T. Evans. Agent Boys arrange for motor trip for the Scouts iron < Goodyear to Fall River. taking mum
 Der in his own car.
 l. On FurIoueh From Devens. y Danielson young men recently in IG7 ducted into service and who sent t II Camp Devens got their first oppor 't tunity Saturday to visit home, havin
 completed their quarantine period. Tn IS men are practically a unit in declar T. ing that they are well and scientifi 'e cally fed. They also say that tn $ training at the cantonment is now in L tensive. Even during their quaran Il tine period they have been drillin y seven hours a day and their militar n development will be as far advance II, in three months as was last falls con tingents in six months. Most of th " boys who came home had sore arms re the result of lamentations they hay ;e been undergoing.
 II IF Progress on New Greek Church. 
 r. Exterior work on Trinity Orthodc
 Greek church on Water street is we ,n advanced and work on the interior ht progressing. It is now expected tn; a the edfice will be ready for dedicatic he early in the fall.
 ne In Charge of Services. CT Rev. M. $. Stocking. pastor of tl st Danielson Methodist Episcopal churc
 will have charge of the Home mi ne sion sessions at the Willimantic can It. meeting, to open on Saturday. ees Will Be Sent to Georgia. LIT Killingly men who are called out re go into service this month, probab nd on the 18th. will be sent to a cantor ts ment in Georgia. It will be hot dow he there when they arrive, about Ser e 1, but they will have the consolatiC ae of completing their training period
 a climate that will be free from u
 rigors that marked Devens last vii
 ter. Just how many men will
 taken from this district has not be- announced as yet. but it probably W le, be necessary to take a, percentage the 1918 registrants to fill this di
 trict's quota.
 IS IS Special Services Thursday. Next Thursday, Aug. IS, the feast
 the Assumption will be a holy day rt obligation in Roman Catholic church rs' and special services have been a
 nounced to take place at St. Jame