Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-16
'DANIELSON

Sergeant Carl Anderson, 1G2d in
fantry, has been transferred to Camp
Devens, after recently arriving from
overseas. He is recovering from a
wound.
Misses Margaret Sullivan and Ella
Sidley were visitors in Providence on
Wednesday.
Walter L. Dixon has letter which
indicates that his son, Lorimer, is en-
route home, after service overseas.
MIR. Dixon is serving with the 49Srd
Rev. S. ]. A. Rock of Putnam will
again preach at the special revival
services at the Methodist church here
this evening.
Deputy Automobile Inspector Ralph
c.. Young was called to Putnam We'd
nesday morning to investigate the ac-
cidentally killing of q man. who was
struck By an automobiA.
A party of Danieison men who went
fishing AT one of the. good places"
not far from here came back with a
string of 81 pickerel. the best shown
here IN a long time.
If their transport is on scheduled
time, the boys OF the 56th Coast Ar
tillery are due to arrive at an Allan
tic port tomorrow.
Under the regrounns of state guard
forces in eastern Connecticut the Dan
ielson company is TO be designated as
C company of the First battalion
Third regiment. Heretofore it has
been the Ninth Separate company.
J. C. Witter was at South Canter-
bury Wednesday to conduct an auc-
ton sale at the Finn place.
Miss Dorothy Atwood is i'll at her
, home in Wauregan.
Miss Nellie Sullivan has returned to
her home in Hartford and Miss Mar
garet Sullivan to her home in New
, York, after having Been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis r. Kennedy.
, Judge Sabin S. Russell, Representa-
tives Cosmer A. Young and n. Lorne
Greig win be in Hartford today for
: the sessions OF the legislature.
Dr.. Rienzi Robinson, who has been
seriously i'll, is showing steady i'm
! provement and is now able to be III
and about his room.
, Henry c. Masters of Providence Wis
tied with friends in Danielson We'd
nesday
It was reported here Wednesday
that KilingIy teachers have been ii
conference relative to state control Of
schools, and that a number who teach
in this town are opposed to the Nor
? rison proposition.
3 Private AdeIard Barbeau, recently
; released from a German prison camp
| has sent to relatives here 4, long pipt
of German make and other souvenirs
: that he picked up while in Hunland
Splendid skating OIL the Assawags
river has been attracting a large mum
. Der of persons who enjoy this eX-
: hilarating winter sport.
New telephone rates, as fixed in &C
:! cordance with government order, vii
I become effective in the DanieIson di
! vision next Tuesday.
If all went according to arrange
ments made. Rev. James H. George
J. formerly pastor of st. Adams church
| has been doing special work abroad
o with the American army forces.
: The body of Marion ChisKi, 25, wht
, died in a sanatorium near Hartford
was forwarded on Wednesday to hi
r home in Goodyear. The young MAJ
I had been i'll for a considerable period
y The body of Mrs. Elizabeth S. Phil
y Ups, 80 who died at Versailles, wa
l9forwarded to DanieIsou and is at tn
I undertaking rooms of L. E. Kennedy
e Mrs. Phillips formerly lived at Ballou
y vile.
past year will be read at the meetin
Of the Danielson Building and Loa
association, which has successful
gone forward with it's work since
was organized.
d Following are the newly instaIle
70 officers of DanielsOn chapter, 0.
s. Worthy matron, Mrs. Grace 7
II KenWorthy; worthy patron Mrs. Cor
~ NJ. Logee: secretary. Walter Ander
u son; treasurer, Miss EVELYN Whipple
+o conductress, Mrs. Maria, Bennett: as
~ sociate conductress, Mrs. Mimi
II Warren; Ada, Mrs. Beatrice Mckee
Ruth Mrs. Bessie Withee; Esthe
= Mrs Bessie McEWen; Martha, Mr.
IL Mabel Jennings; EIecta, Mrs. Eth
/ Hale: chaplain, Mrs Annie Anderson
III marshal Mrs. Ada N. Potter: organ
= list, Mrs. Mabel Lieavens: warder, Mr.
i Edith Barrowclough; sentinel, EdwaI
IN Carpenter: grand warder Ada N. Poi
ter acted as installing officer.
as At the close Of the installation II
to retiring worthy matron, Mrs. Katf
l. crime K. Bard was presented pa
worthy matron Mrs Katherine !
m Bard was presened a past worthy me-
SIS irons jewel by Associate Matron Mr.
Cora NJ, Logee,
in Wednesday afternoon funeral SCI
- vices for Mrs. W. E Hyde were cor
n Quoted at the undertaking rooms
A. F. Wood by Rev. M. S. Stockin
pastor of the Methodist Episcop
church. The bearers-members-
w Moriah lodge, No. l., A. F. and A. n
ed we're Arthur w. Logee, w. C. Baco
George B. Guild and F. E. Bitgoo
Burial was in Westfeld cemetery.
: Slackness in some eastern Connect
cut textile Centers is permitting son
- Of the manufacturing concerns tn
+ remain very busy in the town of Ii
Z lirsly to procure additional emplove
= that have been wanted for some tin
. particularly in the tire fabric mil
: here and in plants elsewhere that a
; allied with them
= Writing under date of Dec. IA,
: France, to Mr.. and Mrs Raymol
: Gates Of South Killingly, Private vi
: tor Ferreault of the 1920 infantry sa
: that things are not easy for the DO
: over there though the war is ov,
y Private PGrTetlult SAYS en- part: Y
: have to work and work very hard e
: cry day. The weather is cool and
i rains almost continuously. Our sho
: have not been dry in the past 70
5 weeks. The war is over, but we a
: having q hard time of it just t
same
It is now permissible for me to t
- you of what we have been doing, q
can say that the 2Gth division h
been fighting steadily FOR ten mont
From February .. 1918, when we fiji
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