Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-13
DANTEES0N AND PUTNAM NEWS

school and of the Boston Bible institute and was ordained to the ministry in Providence in 1916. For three years he served as pastor of church at Pittsfeld, Mass. Mrs Spalding was Miss Clara NJ. Ferguson, whose father formerly was pastor of the Advent church at Putnam.
 Some of Killingly republicans are won dering just why their party has not staged some sort of a victory celebration. Putnam has such an event scheduled for next Wednesday evening and 1t is held here by some enthusiastic. party members that ft is not too late for Killingly re- publicans to show that they are joyful over the election of Harding and Coo lidge as well as state and local candidates for office
 Mrs. Aida E. Weaver, who has been resident of Brooklyn for the past 23 years. is leaving today Saturday. fol Daytona Beach, Florida, where she has spent several winters Mrs. Weaver has now purchased a residence at the re, sort and is to makeh CT home there per manently Next spring MT. and Mrs A. l.. Livsly of Providence will occupy the Weaver place in Brooklyn.
 F. w Bassett. of Broad street. mem Der of the Lari m Reed company, i. leaving today for Providence, where he ii to undergo surgical operation at the Rhode Island hospital. As the operation is not of serious nat ure it is expected that MT. &assett's stay in Providence will be limited to not more than three weeks.
 The Killingly High school orchestra fl to play 1t a B. Y. P. |. social under the auspices of members of the Union Bap- tist church at East Killingly this even ing. Other entertaining features have bean provided and the social is expected | 70 be unusually interesting. Rev. G. B. Cutler, who has been a pas tor in the neighboring town of Nortl Scituate for a number of years and wht has often officiated at funeral services fl l this vicinity. is going to Maine to talk | a new pastorate.
 At the annual meeting of the Bart1et Cemetery association, at East Killingly | Almon Bartlett was elected president ant superintendent, Euther M. Smith vic president, Mrs. Lydia A Bartlett secre tary-treasurer. The directors are Henr! H. Oatiey, George ". Winslow and Gee l W. Handy.
 Just think A pound of Cuts hone. caramels, for 37 cents-worth S0c, a 1 Most the Druggists the Rexall store, to day.-adv.
 1 Many members of the windham Coun ty Agricultural society will gather a Brooklyn today to hear reports coverin' the years activities of this organiza tion l John B. Bassett of the Larl1in Ree1 company will be in Providence today t attend a meeting of reed manufacturers
 The engagement of Miss Blanche Bill | ings to Thomas Dee of Dayville has bee1
 announced.
 Get your Sunday smokes at the specia
 sale of cigars and cigarettes today a Nose the Druggist, the Rexall store- 1 adv.
 It was state Friday that the Connect
 cut Mills basketball team hopes 10 ope ! it's playing season here on the Saturda
 before Thanksgiving.
 A hearing before Compensation Com missioner Dr. J. J. Donohue of Norwich l has been arranged in the case of Auto
 mobile Inspector Ralph c. Young, kille
 in an accident on September 90. 1 Another week closes today withor 1 bringing forth any definite announce
 ments as to when idle textile plants 1 ] Knlingliy may be expected to resume OF
 erations.
 Mrs. Firth Crux Geibel a forme Thompson girl, writes of meeting "CaT
 tain McKimon, husband of Miss Aver ( Danieson" on the vessel of which I
 was the commander and she a passen.
 CT during recent voyage on the Ye low Sea Mrs. Geibel, who has been ei