Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-20
DANIELSON

Harold Greene, VINO mas oeeH over
seas, has returned here. mustered out
Of service. Mr.. Greene formerly was
a letter carrier Of the local force.
John Dunn of Bridgeport visited
here with his mother Mrs. J. J. Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Leander Gardner of
Willimantic recently visited friends
in Danielson.
A. w. Williams. who has been suf-
fering an attack of sceptic poisoning
in his arm, was reported Monday as
Priests from various parishes in
this section of the state will be in
Putnam today to attend the silver an
niversary of the ordination to the
priesthood of Rev. Charles F. Bedard.
Miss Blanche Boomhower, niece of
Miss Miriam Boomhower, visiting
nurse. is on her way to Siberia with
delegation of Czecho- Slovak nurses.
Miss Boomhower. who has visited
here. has a number of friends in Dan
ielson.
For the first time in it's history of
nearly 100 years, the assets OF the
Windham County National bank were
shown at directors meeting to be in
excess of s1,500.o00.
D. +. Jette. Sidney P. Marland and
Walter w. Murphy recently made a
motor trip to Boston and return.
Henry ~ Mason of Stamford was a
visitor with friends in Danielson on
Monday.
There were many Pensioners at
st. James hall Monday evening to
hear the address by Rev. Victor Faure,
NJ. s. who recently returned from
overseas after fighting in the war
from almost its beginning until the
end
Miss Myrtice L'Heureux will have
the members of the Crusaders of the
BAPTIST church at her home for a
meeting this evening.
Highest quality hay for sale. s35
tor. Harry w. Clarke.-adv.
At the Baptist parsonage Saturday
evening Miss Bertha J.. Franklin OF
Broad street and Arthur Lacombe
were united in marriage by Rev. ]. T
Edwards.
What the Connecticut mills team
will be called upon to face in the way
Of high class playing when it meets
the St. Mary's team of Jewett City .
the Memorial day games was indi-
Gated by The Bulletins Monday re-
ports of the great contests that the st
Mary's put up against the Ashland
and the Glasgo teams.
There is q gentle hint for some mo-
torists here in what happened at Put.
nam to drivers who were operating
without licenses or with glaring head
lights or with no lights at all. The
state automobile traffic will not trife
with offenders who have had warning
after warning.
The state chronological department
is making preparations to begiI
x-iaS- IF
against the moth pest and this worl
will be in fun swing as soon as the
leaves arc fully out.
Many were surprised Monday morn.
ing upon inspecting registering ther.
mometcrs to find how low the mercury
had fallen during the night. At Wood.
wards the reading was Sc degrees
within four of the freezing point.
General Chairman F. {. Gunner
expressed his satisfaction Monday
over TIE manner in which Killingls
carried out its Welcome Home cele-
bration. Chairman Cunneen voiced
his highest appreciation of the splen-
did spirit of cooperation and the fine
enthusiasm and ger. rous giving in all
parts of the town mat made possible
such a grand success and expressed
his thanks TO all who helped. in large
VI NdNhs " OIlIlS dDOul SUN Il
triumphal welcome to the towns ser
vice men.
Rev. M. s. Stocking of the Methodist
Episcopal church paid high tribute or
Monday to the enthusiasm, courage
and loyalty of his congregation in
making such triumphant success OF
the centenary fund drive. The Dan
ielson church is over the top by q
good margin and it's entire five-yeal
programmes of pledges completed. Fl
nal figures are expected on the local
drive today, when. it is expected, the
canvass will have been completed
Sundays reports gave complete as
surance of success here in Danielson
but further subscriptions were in
sight and the question now is merely
as to the amount OF the over-sub-
scription. Rev. Mr.. Stocking also paid
tribute Monday to the splendid man
ner in which the women of the
church have assisted in the drive by
serving slippers to the teams as a
special feature Of the work that is
being done.
Some considerable number of trees
at the northerly end of the great
Lapsiey apple orchard on the Brook
lyn-Pomfret road show the effects Of
the fire that swept through there q
few weeks ago. The greater portion
of the orchard was unchanged by the
fire, however, and the hundreds O
trees, now white with blossoms, max,
a wonderful sight and the air is fillet
with fragrance in all the surroundin,
| territory.
At st. James church hanns of ma
| trimony have been published betWee
Miss Eva Gates and Henry Bode. bot
| of Danielson.
| AT Alexander's lake a force of me
! !" making the summer resort ready TO
| the season, which will be inaugurate
on Memorial day, as is the usual Gus
| tom.
Sergeant Edward Berthiaume. re-
| Gently mustered out of his service. ha
| resumed his position with the Shor
! Line Electric Railway company, 0
the local division.
Miss Lolita c. Wcnz of Providenc
ri-ited with friends in Danielson o
! Monday.
In order that there might not be an
alip-up in getting cigarettes to Ros
e Lima council. K. of c.. for its f1oe
in last Fridays celebration, the head
quarters office in New York sent
special messenger here with til
smokes in the person of X. of {
secretary who has been doing Wor
for the order in this country fc
many months The order is boomin
here and now has more than a scol
of new applications for membershi
The local council expects to have II
members at an early date.