Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-22
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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 1 The following is from recent is-
 sue of an Atlanta. Ga. paper;
 I announce the marriage of their l daughter Hester Lillie, and Julian Lee Lipscomb. formerly of Winena
 Miss, now of Atlanta, which took 1 place Sunday afternoon. Rev. Dr | Fraser officiating. The announcement l is one of pleasing interest to many l friends. The bride, who is one of the | most beautiful young women in At | lanta, is a graudate of Washington l seminary, and completed her college l course in June at Converse college | where she took a prominent stand 1 both in scholarship and in the student | organizations. She is member of the E. D. sorority and the senior order. Mr. Lipscomb, who Is great ] nephew of the late Major William F Siaton ad a cousin of former govern | or John M. Staten of Georgia, is a l graduate of Bell Buckle college. and served with distinction during the war with the Royal Air Force, in the Can adian service. with the rank of nrst lieutenant He is an attorney and will practice law in Atlanta
 MT. and Mrs. Lipscomb left imme- diateIy after the wedding for Wash ington, Ga. where the bride is to be an attendant at the wedding Wednes- day of Miss Elizabeth Barksdals and Rockford Johnson. On their rNturn from their wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Lipscomb vii, make their home for the present with the brides parents, at 509 Ponce De Leon avenue.
 The brides father was formerly an agent here in Danie1son of the Daniel son Cotton company plant and is now
 agent of the Fulton Bag and Cotton
 company. one of the greatest textile
 organizations in the south.
 Rose of Lima council. No. 52. K. of
 C.. which has been growing rapidly in
 membership since early summer, has
 another class of about 35 members
 ready to receive degrees. The coun-
 cil now numbering about 120 mem
 bers, has arranged to lease Gallups
 hall. which will be fitted for use as
 council chamber
 The annual flower, fruit and vege
 table show was held at the Union Bap-
 tist church in East Killingly Satur- day afternoon and evening and proved
 a great attraction for residents of that section. In connection with the
 show there was a sale of cake and ice cream and King George Jacques served chowder.
 drive for members for the Girls club will start here Tuesday evening and will continue until October 1. Miss Myrtle Marland and Miss Gwendelyn Keegan will be captains of thea teams that will take an active part in secur- ing the new members.
 MT and Mrs. Ralph Woodburv and MT. and Mrs. Harold F. G1endinning motored to Bristol Saturday to be present at barbecue arranged for the empIoyes of the Departure com pany. with which MT. Woodbury is associated. One hundred and fifty sheep were cooked to furnish meal for 5000 people.
 With the new voters made Satur- day. the stage is now set in KiI1ing1y for the annual town meeting, in which there appears to be only mild inter est, as pertains to the election of of7 -s,Je looked for this year in this town.
 Mrs. F. F. Todd, wife of pr. Todd. was reported Saturday seriously i'll at the Day Kimball hospital in Put nam.
 Frank Carew, construction superin- tendert here for the contracting firm that is erecting dwellings, at Indus trial place. spent Sunday at his home in New York.
 We do only the very best work in caring for shade and fruit trees Cav ity work a speciality. Our state cer- tiflcate is our guarantee. Victor Per | reault.-adv.
 Henry B. Mineh of Meriden was a 1 visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 Oscar F. Atwood, of Brooklyn, has both the republican and democratic i nominations for town clerk and treas ] urer. Incidentally he also is the judge 1 of probate and an exceedingly com l petent and accommoda ting official.
 Captain A. P. Woodward, inspee- l tor of small arms practice. is ar | ranging to enter a team represent | ing the Third Regiment. State Guards, ! New Haven. Members of different | companies of the regiment will be | on this team.
 Young women to the number Of | forty were inducted into a new organ ization, known as Jeanne 'dArc and 1 a meeting held in St. James hall on | Sunday afternoon. This new organiza- ton is expected to prove of special | value and importance in developing I, the social life of the groups inter ested
 While. in the aggregate. much coal has been received in Danielson during the past few months, there are many families who have vet to obtain their supply for the winter months. Large | quantities of cord wood are being hauled to Danieison from the sur rounding country.
 J. Carl Witter was at Norwich Sat l urday to start the horses at the races that were a feat of the Welcome i Home celebration which Norwich ar ranged in honor of it's service men,
 Miss Alice Merrissette will begin 1 teaching tomorrow (Tuesday), at the | Freehold, N. J.. Military school Last | year she was teacher at the Dayvilie school.
 Miss Marion A. StiIlnaan of Prov idence spent Sunday with friends in Danielsou.
 Tn political circles in Windhan. 1 county one may hear it repeatedly l suggested that the next republican 1 nomination for governor of Conneeti-j cut should go to Justice M A. Shum- way. formerly of the supreme court of the state.
 Tn all Congregat tional churches in this vicinity Sunday, preachers gave special attention to the Pilgrim Mem | orial fund campaign. It is believed | that every one of the churches in this vicinity will pledge it's apportionmeat of the-fve million dollar fund within a few days. and that there will be many oversubscriptions.
 A dance was held at the Attawaugan Social club Saturday evening
 The body of John FoenierZ Z79 vbo