Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08
DANIEIEON

court of burgesSeS SskS that a spcial borough meeting be called to see what action voters will take relative to making an appropriation for the observance of Arnlisicte day, As the legal notice could not be. inserted in time to give five days notice prior to the meeting,g the meeting cannot now be held until few days after the observance, which comes on Thursday of this week, but the feel ing about the borough seensst to be that favorable action on the request for an ap- propriation may be looked for when the meeting is held. so that plans for the ob- servance may go forward accordingly. Funeral services for Mrs. Rosanna Ron- deau, who died at St Vincent's hospital in Worcester, were held Saturday morn ing at her home in Wauregan with high mass of requiem at Sacred Heart church, Rev. J. c. Mathieu, the pastor, officiating. The service was attended by many rela- tives and friends, including a delegation of members of the Ste. Anne society. Burial was in the Sacred Heart cemetery | The bearers were Henry Gagne, Joseph 1 Gagne, Alpherie Gagne. Delor Rondeau, 1 Treffle Rondeau and Arthur Boyd L. k. | Kennedy was in charge of the funeral arrangements. Honorary bearers repre- senting the Ste. Anne society were Mrs. Adella Labeau, Mrs. Malvina Messier, l l The body of Michael Byron, AS, who l died in the state infirmary at Howard, R. l., where he had been a patient for a number of months, was brought here | Sunday in charge of; Undertaken L. F. l Kennedy MT. Byron who died on Sat 1 urday, formerly was a resident in Day. vile and Attawaugan.
 | At l1er homo in Wauregan Saturday | evening the death of Mrs, Obline Belval, wife of Peter Belval, occurred Mrs. Bel val was a native of Canada. but had been 1 a resident of Wauregan for long term of years. She leaves her husband and sew | eral children.
 Harmidas Leberge, 14 months of age son of Mir and Mrs. Donnie Leberge, died at their home here Saturday evening.
 Greek residents of Dapielson are fol lowing with interest the development oi the political situation in their home land where a general election is to be held next Sunday to determine the nations future form of government Many Greek residents of Danielson are hopeful that Greece will decide in favor of being 2 republic, discarding the monarchy.
 Sunday at the masses at St. James church it was announced that speca collection for the benefit of the Day Kim ball hospital at Putnam is to be taken uI next Sunday. Rev. August Chapignac ir making his announcement realtive to thi. collection at the o'clock mass said tha l the cause was an unusually worthy on' l ond suggested to the parishioners tha 1 they be liberal in their giving next Sun day Danielson Catholics have been ol many occasions benehciaries of the ser vices rendered by the Day kimban hos pital, an institution on which practicall. all of the people of this section of til. county depend in emergency cases as vel as for the treatment of nearly all of th surgical eases and many times for medi cal cases.
 Money is urgently needed at this tim to con-,lete an addition to the hospita which has been in need of extension fo some time. The nearly 20OJ Catholic who attend services at St James churc each Sunday are confidently expected { be generous in their giving for the benef of the hospital
 There were hopeful rumors about tow at the week end that some of the cotto l textile plants that have been idle for sey eral weeks were about to resunfe opera tions, but these were not confirmed b 1 anyone in authority to speak for tn mills That the situation is getting nor promising. however, it is stated in author itative quarters and good news may |
 
 The continued mild weather of the ia period is productive of many unusu; statements relative to what nature is dt ing to keep uo the illusion that thel isn't going to be any winter. Henry Ere; yea has been telling his friends ta u Bohemian club Of the toys of having rei strawberry shortcalle almost every oth, day during October and thus far in NJ vember. .,The berries grow out of doc at his home on Hutchns street and are spendid asl in the early summer.
 Members of the newly organized Can club s1ent the week end at their recent leased quarters near Black pond, ne; West Woodstock. The club has leased farmhouse that is the property of u American Optical company of Southbridi and are fitting up their quarters so
 make them ideal for camp life. The can is set in the midst of an area that offe splendid opportunities for hunting al fishing and most attractive outdoor lii Members of the Camp club are repr sentative of Elmville, Dayville, Daniels and Wauregan.
 Willard S Danielson will spend t winter in the south, motoring by ca stages to Florida.
 Kiiiingly High school expects to have
 strong basketball team. this fall. T
 team will be member of the Quineba
 Valley Basketball league made up of hi
 school teams in this vicinity.
 Charles H., Blake, senator-elect fir,
 the Twenty ninth district, will serve
 first term in the legislature during
 coming session. Mr. Blake, a Brook :. man, stands high in the estimation of
 fellow citizens and it is predicted that Ice will render able service as legislator 'h- Mrs Amelia Tillinghast will have me ", bers of the W. c. T. U. at her home 21 Academy street for a meeting Tuest
 afternoon.
 Mrs. Edith Fske of the Riverview S - ton will have the members of the Lad n Aid society of the Methodist church her home for a meeting Wednesday aft noon.
 Members of the Ladies' Reading cir
 are to meet with Mrs. A. c. Greene North Main street this afternoon.
 Reward for return of a bundle of la
 dry, lost between Danielson and Cent
 Village. Palace Laundry, Danielsor ! adv.
 A new stone wall built along the "a