Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-21
DANIELsON

| CORPORAL Carl Anderson returned to
Camp Devens Tuesday after spending
| five days in town.
Joseph Lapelle is visiting here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John La.
pelle.
Sergeant Ray Hamilton, who has
been in government hospitals most Of
the time since his. arrival from over
seas, has returned here. mustered out
of service. He was a member of the
56th coast artillery.
Judge w, Fenner Woodward was in
| Willimantic Tuesday attending the
session of the superior court.
Peter Bassett, who has been over
seas for more than year. is en- route
to the United States and is expected to
arrive in Boston on Thursday.
MrAand Mrs. Willis Bartlett of New
York nave arrived at East Killingly to
remain for the summer.
Expert shade tree trimming and cav
Pity work, also tangle footing on e1ms
done at reasonable prices. Address
Eastern Conn. Forestry, Victor Per-
reault-adv.
Danielsons latest nuisance-the lazy
handful distributor who comes to the
front door and rings the bell, taking
| busy housewives from their work
Reports covering the work of the
organization and plans for the coming
year will be discussed at today's meet
| ing Of the Killingly Woman's club in
the assembly hall at the high school.
Amendments to the constitution of the
club will also be considered
kilIingIy is now told, in effect, that
| if it is good and doesn't make any
objections and stops asking for state
| highway improvements, it possibly
may get some consideration hundred
| hanoi which fho
that be may decide that this town is in
i Connecticut-but no guarantee is Civ
en-. And in the meantime it's motorists
! fume over the condition of what were
once considered state roads but are
now worse than back country high
ways. 1t is truly great to have some
things in the hands of politicians who
play the game the way it suits them
Letters addressed as follows are I'M
claimed at the Danielson postoffice:
Mrs. William Burke, Mrs. L. Lambert
Napoleon Grenier, Lidders Malver, Mr.
Melbeff, 10 Mechanic street, w. ]. H
Moore.
AT the Dostoffice a notice of pend
ing examination to fill the vacancy in
the postmastership at Goodyear, in
: this town. is posted. All applicants
must be residents of the territory
: served by the Office.
:, regular meeting of the DanieIson
v Building and Loan association was
: held at the rooms of the Danielson
. Trust company Tuesday evening, The
l reports showed applications for loans
that will take up the income of the
S association for about three months
The association now has a monthly
r revenue of nearly 5000. A new series
OF shares will be prepared for issue or
July /.
Mrs. Susie G. Williams of Brooklyn
secretary of Quinebaug Pomona
grange, has sent out notices of ths
: Irregular meeting of the organization tt
5 be held with Ashford grange No. 80
at the Warrenville church on Satur-
, day, May 81. The morning session is
to open at II o'clock, and will be ir
the fifth degree for general business.
Pomona members who have been In
S service will be the guests of honor.
At 1.3O. in the fourth degree, there
= is to be reunion of veterans, old and
I young, and soldiers and sailors are es-
5 pecially invited
The address to the veterans is to be
/ delivered by Worthy State Master
Frank E. Brakeman, and the response
I will be by Representative V r. Frank
/ lin of Brooklyn grange and other
= speakers.
Numbers on the entertainment pro.
! gram that has been arranged include q
4 monologue by Harry e. Wells, Seventh
Trench Mortar battalion: Woman's
S Part in the War; Miss Katherine Byrne
= of the Putnam Red Cross chapter:
Connecticuts Own. Herbert E. Nelson
4 Woodstock. member of the famous
= 192d infantry; New Fashions for Old
Miss Dorothy Buckley, Connecticut COL
I lege extension service
a state grange service flag will be
= unfurled. ~.
e The subordinate oranges having ser.
1 vice flags have been requested by
Mrs. Williams TO bring them to this
meeting. The music at the meeting is
10 be III charge of the worthy state
lecturer, G. A. Wheeler.
Delegates from many towns of Wind
e nam county will be here Thursday for
the annual county convention of the
/ w. G. T.sU., to be held at the, Baptist
ichurch. In view of the success of the
prohibition movement during the past
s fe wrnonths, the members expect
1 Thursdays convention to be one Of
the finest and most inspiring in years
II The meeting is to open at 1895 anG
following this a devotional service vii
8 be held. The call to order will be al
= IL o'clock. and the minutes of the las
f convention thereupon will be read
Then will come the appointment OF
committees, the report of the treas.
:; Eurer and reports from the local unions
ii superintendent will give three.
n minute talks and then recess will bt
taken for the serving of a basket lunch
o AT lis, at the opening of the after
noon session. the address of welcome
o will be delivered by Miss Grace Spal-
ding of Danielson and the response will
be by the county president.
v At this point in the convention 6
solo will be sung by Mrs. Herbert C
: Keech.
The next business will be the cleo
ton of officers, followed by an address:
by Mrs. Wilson, who will be presen
: for the convention. the taking of the
n Offering, consideration of unfinished
v business and adjournment
. Members of the local union arr
= striving to make the convention
profitable gathering for all of thu
y county delegates.
Though they are not getting muci
publicity, and are not seeking any, thu
e assessors are very busy from day tt
q day with their arduous task of re
: valuing the property of the town o
II Killingly, as is required periodically b.
:. statute The assessors have beer
II working in the borough recently ant
have viewed many pieces of property
At the home of his law, Jason
: Martin, at South Killingly, Tuesda!
afternoon at o'clock, a funeral ser
vice for Darius l.. Anderson was con
Quoted by Rev. Walter B. Williams o
the Danielson Congregational church
Burial was in the Slater family GENE
terry The bearers were Alden y. Til
hnghast, B. E. Terwilliger, Harvey Via
and Benjamin Harrison. A. +. Woo