Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEISON

Rev. Albert vachon, who been a Y. M C. A worker, stationed at Camp Devens, has accepted a call to a ! church at Cheshire, Mass.
 A class of 40 members received the 1 initiatory degree at a meeting ofsRose of Lima council, K. of C., Tuesday
 evening This is the largest class
 ever admitted to this council. 1 Not one killing frost had appeared
 up to Tuesday to do damage to grow 1 ing crops in this section. l The hunters will be out in force this l Wednesday, morning, the first of the open season on game birds l Members of C company, state guard,
 ening for their first drill of the fall season.
 | The work of installing additional pc l sitions to the switchboard has been | completed at the Danielson office of ] the $. N. E. T company. | Rev. Charles Gareau of Canada is 1 visiting here with his mother, Mrs. Alphonse Gareau, of Cartcr street. l Rev. M. J. Ginet, M. S. in appreci- atiOn of his services as pastor of St James parish. was presented purses of gold aggregating S275 by members of the St Anne society and members of the union St. John Baptist Constable George Award, as dem ocratic candidate for selectman, made
 good run and might have made the '" little more active work
 The Dayville Goodyear road is so far advanced toward completion that it is expected it will be finished in the not distant future.
 John C. Decatur of Bridgeport was a visitor with friends in Daaielson on Tuesday.
 See display advertisement of Victor Smiths Danielson Providence motor
 express and freight service on this page-adv.
 There have been no recent develop mentS pertaining to the effort to get
 the Danielson- Providence trolley freight service running through to this
 place again.. The service between East Kulingly and Danielson has been
 suspended for nearly three months, due to the trolley strike.
 In connection with their develop ment plans. the Connecticut Mills con- pany Is causing a number of addition al dwellings to be erected a their yarn manufacturing plant at. East Taunton, Mass.
 As member of the faculty of New
 York University, where he is teach ing English, Earl E. Wood will be present today at the conferring of an LID. on Cardinal Mercier. MT. Wood Is the son of Mir. and Mrs. 4. F. Wood of Academy street.
 Mr. nd. Mrs A. V. Woodwork and 4. l.. Wilmington morered to Cherry Hill park, Hartford, on Tuesday to at tend the races. Very Rev. Pierre Paiet, M S. superior general of the missionary | as. delighted with the splendid ob- ! servance here of the golden annivers- | ary Of St, James parish
 The growth Of St. James parochial {! school will make il necessary in time to l convert into four class rooms the space now given over to the parish i haiI-cn the third floor Of the school 1 building on Franklin street. At the prese1t tinlS about 450 children are studying at this school
 A new bus has arrived here for use 5v the Goodyear Mills company in employees of their plant be- ween that village and Danielson The ,ne bus that has been engaged in this service is proving inadequate to the made upon t. as the two ,usscs will be in this service much of he time.
 The service was conducted by Rev. Burial was in Westfield cemetery. The hearers were George B. Guild, Sidney Perry. Henry A. McEwen and Sidne: Stone. Burial arrangements were in charge of MT. Wood.
 At EollouVille Monday afternoon. here was funeral service. conducted oy Rev. ". D. Woodward of Alta for Mrs. Mary J. Brainard. , widow of Francis Brainard. Burial vas ill the North Sterling cemetery. \ r. " ood was in charge of the fun { ra1 arrangements.
 James A. Stone, 69 is dead at his ! lome in North Foster, where he was lifelong resident. He was engaged ' or many years as Q. farmer and also , lad been the keeper of one of the $ mall countryA stores in that district. 1e leaves his wife and son, Leon. I
 Even in the event that licenses 1