Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-29
DAllIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSoN

0ANlElJN1N Louis Woisard, who has been in the service since April of last year. has returned to his home here. Miss Margaret McBride- who has been at Nantucket during the summer, has returned to her home in Daniel son.
 The local post os tae American Le- zion netted slightly more than S100 as it's share of the pronts from the car nival held at the stare arnaory du' iDe the past week. The post now nas 62 members.
 Down Wauregan way foxes are sa plentiful. and so bold. that they are raiding chicken coops.
 The Dayville Girls club will begin it's seasons activities this week. Gym aastie and cooking classes are to be formed
 It was stated here that a post of the American legion may be formed in Dayville, and will draw members from that place and other villages in that part of Killingly.
 Next Sunday when the golden ami versary of St. James arish is being observed. the solemn high mass will be at 10 o'clock. a half hour earlier than the usual time for the final mass of the day.
 Rev Roy B. Chamberlain of Middle town was the preacher at the morning service at the westfieid Congregation al church on Sunday.
 
 speak next Sunday evening at the Westfleld Congregational church. his talk to be relative to observations he made during his recent stay abroad
 Henry Gilbert, who fought overseas with the famous Yankee deyision, and was one of Danielson's youngest sol diers has re-entered Brown university to resume his course of study.
 Dallas Lore Sharp wilt address the members of the Killingly's Woman's ,I,1 of nr nj a scheduled to be held Wednesday in the assembly hall at the high school. The speaker is a member of the faeul- ty of Boston university.
 year ago today Private George C.. Reeney died at Camp Merritt N. l., while making ready to start overseas. - A considerable number of Daniel sons returned soldiers recall that a year ago this week they were taking part in the terrible battle of the Ar gonne, which led up to ending the fighting in the world war.
 Rt. Rev. J.J. Milan, bishop of Hart ford diocese, confirmed a class of boys and girls at St. Joseph's church in Dayville Sunday. numb Der of priests from nearby parishes being present.
 Mrs. Augustin Higgins is seriously ill at her home on Furnace street.
 Alexander Higgins. for many years resident of Danielson. is i'll at his home in Pawtucket-
 F. w. BaSSe1l or 6IOdO street no tored to Providence on Saturday
 Robert DunfieId died suddenly early Sunday morning a his home in East Killingly. He was i'll when he awak ened at about 4.s0 and called to Mrs. Dunfield and within half an hour he
 Mr Dunfield had been a resident at East Kil1ingly for about Is years. living on on small farm and engag ing in carrying passengers from the trolley station to points lh> the sur rounding country
 Prior to removing to East Killingly Mr. Dunfield lived for many years in AttawaUgan, where he was employed in the mills and also ran a stable. He was 67 years of age. Mir. Dunfield was a splendid citizen and man who was very generally liked. He leaves no children.
 Advance copies Of the annual town reports were made available for tax very complete, perhaps more so than the like reports of any town in this vicinity. and will prove very interest ing to the taxpayer who likes to know how the towns business has been han dled during the last fiscal year.
 'ahis year the report includes the es timate of current expenses of the town for the year 1919-192o. The items in clude: Poor Gown farm. outside poor insane poor. epileptics. burial of paul pers .transients) s12,3eo: roads. s14,- SIT: salaries and fees, 1850; miscel- laneous expenses. s2T,9S4.94; schools, $49.5O0: revaluation, s2,396.53; total. s11296S.47. Against these are credits totaling s1S107. leaving the estimated amount to be raised by taxation at S96,S61.47, which is about s1,000 less than the amount that had to be raised last year.
 The work of grading Stearns street. in accord with vote passed at re- cent special town meeting. is proceed ing. This street will be very much improved when the work now under way is completed and will open up section that it is expected will prove attractive to persons seeking desira- ble sites for new homes. two of which recently have been built on this street.
 The annual inspection of McGregor Woman's Relief Corps is set for We'd nesday evening or this week and the members of McGregor post. G. A. R., have been invited to attend. sup per is to be served at s o'clock.
 The first event of the se.den ami versary celebration at St. James church will be the presentation Sat urday evening next by members of the Young Ladies' Sodality of the Ro- man play. Patricia. OF the Unknown Martyr. The scene is laid in Rome, during the third century The cast in cludes Miss NJ MuiGgan- Miss Annie White, Mrs. Iva Jones Bernier. Miss Catherine McGorty. Miss Doris Fitz gerald Miss Mary Dunn. Miss Alice Mathieu, Miss Winifred Lasch. Miss Alice Duhamel. Miss Anna Barriere, Miss Anna Doyle Miss Monica Lam bert, Miss Leonie Grennon. Miss H. Kiilian, Miss Stella Breayea, Miss Su- sic Collins Another feature of the evening will be the presentation of a French farce by Miss Marie Cham pagne and Alphonse Champagne.