Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

rats of 1-2 per cent on its savings de posits.-adv.
 Fhe officers of Brooklyn grange arc: Master, E. c. Babsen; overseer, Oscar F. Atwood lecturer, Mrs. Archie Ennis |; steward. Archie Ennis assistant stew ard, Earl Fitzgerald chaplain, Miss Hell en M. Palmer; treasurer, Joseph B. Stet- son; secretary, Mrs. c. s. Hyde gate keeper, Mrs. George A. Witter Ceres, Mildred Pike: Flora, Doris Fitzgerald {; Pomona, Winifred Harris lady assist ant steward, Laura Pike
 Members of Quinebaug Pomona grange representative of all of the subordinate granges in Windham county will gather at Brooklyn today (Saturday) The gathering is to be in Unitarian hall. opening this morning. and will be in the fifth degree throughout the day Reports covering the activities of the organization during 1920 will be read at the meeting and it is likely that there will be reports on the recent sessions of the National grange in Boston. During the lecturers hour entertainment features will be in- troduced as time permits.
 East of here a fox was shot by Gurdon E. Withey, one 0of the eveteran followers of the game in this section of the state.
 Mrs. A. V. Woodworth is progressing favorably toward recovery, after under. going an operation in Boston and is ex- pected to return to her home here rf,a latter part of next week.
 4 fast game is expected this evening when the Foxboro A. A. basketball tea,r comes here to play the Connecticut Mills team which is made up of fine aggre- gation of players this season.
 At his home on Broad street Friday afternoon, at 1.S0, funeral services for Clinton W. Atwood were conducted by Rev. Walter E. Williams of the Westfield Congregational church. The service was attended by large number of relatives and friends among whom were represen- tatlves of Worcester, Providence and other New England cities.
 Burial was in Westfeld cemetery. The bearers were Roland H. Gray, Sidney P Marland, Waiter A. Musgrave and LOT. Tin $. Price. Louis E. Kennedy was the funeral director There were beautiful floral pieces.
 Rev. J. W. HoucK, of Yale, will speaA at the Baptist church Sunday morning al le.se a. m on the topic, The Second Sight MT. Honck will also sneak at ?: m his subject being How Oft Would I The services are open to the public Of interest here is the announcemen, of the recent marriage at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. George F Davignon ot Danielson of Miss Hildur Elfgren anf Leonard Bartlett, both of East Killingly the ceremony performed by Rev. E. A Blake. D. D., of Brooklyn MT. Bartlett formerly DI1ln 1... was employed at the Burroughs A weman's bowling league has beer organized at Goodyear and the member are keenly interested in the schedule O 1 games to be played during the winte season.
 Myrtice E. Blanchard of Dayville ha been elected president of MeGregor Wo mans Relief corps of Danielson. 1 Henry c. Baker of South Bend Ind
 was visitor with friends in Danielso, on Friday. Members of various Girls clubs i, Windham county towns will gather i,
 Danielson this (Saturday) evening fo
 one of their get-together meetings. 1 reception will precede the Aprogram tha
 has been arranged for the entertainmen
 of the visitors
 Representatives of the Westfield Con
 gregational church will be in Putnar sunday evening to attend the Young Peo 1 pies servcie to be addressed by Re, William S. Beard, formerly of this towr
 now secretary of the Congrega ti6na
 Home Missionary society.