Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-25
DANIELsoN

George F. GenunS # Brooklyn, the |
wiHs@of Mrs. Ruby c. Williams. re-
entity deceased in that town. was ad- \
mitted to probate. 1t was stated on |
Monday that an appeal is likely to be !
entered within so days, however,
bringing the matter eventually before
the superior court for Wfndham
county Attorneys interested in the
case are E. l.. Darb1e. representing
the executor. Nathan y. Prince. in
support of the will aud the attached
oodicil;@ Judge Arthur G. Bill. repre-
senting Miss Charlotte Scarborough,
a legatee; C. E. Searls of the firm of
Searls, Russell and Bradford. repre-
senting the Day Kimbal hospital of
resenting Mrs. Ella Adams of Dan
ielson, TulIy D. Brown and Grace
Bowen, contesting the Will. Nathaniel
G. Williams and Charles s. Hyde, both
of the town of Brooklyn, were named
appraisers of the estate, which is ex-
pected to inventory from $40 900 to
$15, 900.
Principal Ernest r. Warren, Of Kill
ingly High school, has made known
that there is an opportunity for some
family in Danielson to do a. highly
commemorate service by furnishing a
home to a, very worthy Young wo-
course of study in kil'ing1y High
School, but who will be unable to do
so unless she can find a home in or
near Danielfson and be permitted to
compensate her benefaclors by work
ing. for her board Principal Warren
is much interested in the case The
young woman is in every way worthy
and her ambition is such that it is felt
that every effort should be made to
aid her.
Members of the church of which he
| formerly was the pastor and many
other friends in Daniels7r were con-
cerned Monday over Rev. ". Douglas
Swaffield, who was repor1a:: critical
| " Ill with Influenza at East Boston.
He is under the care Of Il nurse. Rev.
Mr.. Swaffield was the pastor of the
| First Baptist church OF panielson.
Carroll Alien has been elected
president of the Boys CLUB. which is
| occupying Gallup's hall as its quart
| ers. The other newly eected officers
are Norman Reeves vice president;
| Richard Reeves financial secretary;
| Rene Caron recording secretary;
| Charles w. Hale, treasurer.
| A special committee to draft rules
and bylaws for the club is made up
! of the officers and Joseph Norton,
William Gingras and Emil Meunier.
| The club is becoming thoroughly or
/ ganized, has more than two score of
members and is expected To be SPLEEN
did medium for getting the young men
! together for social and athletic en-
| ioyment
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A.
| Nichols, mother of James Nichols
was held al the Nichols home on
| School street. Rev W. p. Williams of
| the Congrega tionai church officiating.
Burial was IL Grove Street cemetery,
| Putnam. Louis E. Kennedy was the
| funeral director.
| A. Chester Skies died at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Mccoy in
| Brooklyn, where he had been max
| ing his home for sometime. Mr..
| Skies was a native of Iiadfeld, Mass,
and was 81 years Of age. He was a
| carpenter by trade.
| Fred Beland, 2, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ernest Beland, died Sunday at their
arrived on Saturday from. Woonsocket
| to make their home. The child had
| been i'll since last May.
| Saturday, Miss Irene E. Hill. dauqh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Hill,
and Raymond Wesley Allen. son of
Mr.. and MrG' Walter e. Allen were
united in marriage, at the Methodist
| parsonage, by Rev. NJ. s. Stocking.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
| Allen will I've in Danlelscn.
Covers were laid for % nersons at a
banquet at the Methodist church at
the meeting Of the Danielson and vi
c'nitv circuit of the Epworth League
this being the winter meeting. Follow
ing the banquet the assembly ad-
iourned to the church auditorium
where an address was delivered bv
Robert NJ Pierce. Centenary Life
Work secretary of the New England
area. Mr.. Pierce was very felicitous-
~ introduced by Superintendent Hor-
ace F. Turner of Killingly's schools
Mr.. Turner Icing a college friend Of
Mr.. Pierce's. Hymns we're sung by
the congregation and duets by Miss
Trina Perry and Miss Mildred Burns
Monday was another day that fail
ed to develop any information rela-
tive to what became of Walter Ames
when he disappeared from his home
on Academy street late Thursday
night. Though the ardor of search
ing parties has diminished as meI
have gone over the sa1re ground time
and again there were some who de-
voted a part of their time on Mon
day to an effort to locate him.
The critics are busy already over
the fact that the new auto pumpel
that has been added to the fire de-
partment is being run nut occasion
ally and there was some adverse com
ment because of the fact that it was
used by searching parties on Thursday
night. Attention is called to the fact
however that the big machine is nc
yet the property of the borough; tina.
it is still the property of the Sea
grave company and that whenever i
has been taken out since SIS arriva
here it has been in full charge of tina
] concerns representatives, who ar,
wholly responsible for it's care unit
it is officially accepted by the borough
Miss Nellie Sullivan of Hartford
has been the gTt3t of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis d. kennery.
Warden r. E. Cunneen leaves. to
day for a business trip in New York
Herbert Poplar was reported Mon
day as i'll at his home in Wauregan.
SPRING HIT.