Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22

s... -s occurred. The automobiles were not seriously damaged. though the king ma chine seemed to be the worst hurt
 The mems club of the Congregational churchsHas been reorganized with the fol- lowing officers President Arthur e. Bill twice presidents, Harry E. Back " A. Jacobs; secretary and treasurer, George B. Guild membership commit tee, Walter Anderson, Ernest sLogee, D. A. Witter; program committee, W, B. Williams, A. R. Fiske, Thomas A. Beck ett.
 Members of the windham County Msd- tcal society representatives of various sec tions of this part of the state gathered at the Attawaugan hotel here Thursday at noon for the senai-annuai meeting Of the Organization. Dinner Twas Served to a score of physiciais At the business meeting. Dr. J, N. PerSeault of Danielson, president of the association presided. The program of the business meeting was carried out in accord with an announce ment previously made in The Bulletin. Dr. ". H: Judson presented an kobitu- ary of Dr. c. E. Hill, who died recently at his home in East Kilifngly [ Infant Feeding was the topic treated by Dr. Nathaniel Hubbard of Danielson.
 Members of the Wonnan,s Sewing soci- ety of St. Afbans church are to n1ee with Mrs 2. C. Young this (Fsriday) after noon.
 Henry Babson is planning to leave during tho coming month to spend the winter in Florida as is his annual custom. number of Danielson people attended the big cattle sale at the wayside farm near Whites Crossing Thursday
 It is stated that the highway commits | ffNTl If AIo 1el0 T ssurveys intended. to- provide for elirnina- stion of many sharp curves on the state highway leading out Hartfordavenue to the Connecticut line at Little Rest This improvement is to be made in view of the fact that Connecticut is expected to complete the link of state highway be- tween this place and the Rhode Island line.
 J. Howard Purdick manager for the Danielson and Plainfietd Gas and Electric company left >here Thursday evening for Hornell; Y. Y, where his father, man 80 years of age. died Thursday.
 Mrs. c. ". Hale is chairman of con- nittee representing the Girls club, which will cooperate with Leo J. LHonirne
 post, American legion, in arranging a costume dance. Other members of the Girls club committee are Miss Ruth SIHllH. NIf6S OaTOn, fAlSS COrt
 Shippee, Mrs. Hugh Carraghsr. fine Le- zion committee is made up of Merrill
 Keith John Breayea, Thomas Beckett
 and Bernard Casey.
 1 Miss Rachel Preston, who recently re turned from La braddr, will speak befor, 1 the Woman's Missionary Society of tn, l Baptist church at the, home of her par I Fparents. Mr. and Mrs: Frank T. Preston 1 Broad street this evening. f l Franklin Crosby and Jerome Keech tar- \ in Hartford today CFriday) and will re main during the conferences at the Olde Boys convention. the delegates represent i ing Congregational churches of the state ] Mrs. James Bacon has returned to he
 home in Goodyear after spending tn 1 summer abroad.
 r flor with friends in Danielson on Thurs day.
 The body of Mrs. Melissa Robbins, wfs died at her home in. East Killingly. va Ii brought to DanielsonS for buriel in west N field cemtery. A. F. Wood was in chaNs fbf the funeral arrangements.
 Good progress has been made durir,
 the past week on the construction of on
 ,of the wings of the Compartment hous
 that is being rected at Morin avenue tthe Connecticut Mills company. Th structure will be entirely enclosed befor the advent of cold weather and the inter or work can continue during the wint, 1 season.
 It was stated here Thursday that the1 is little propect that a line of public se vice cars will be put on the run betwet Danielson and Providence this fall,ss i; was contemplated by Providence me the poor condition of both the Lit Rest and Chepatchet routes is responsib for the delay in inaugurating this servic which seems certain to come in the n distant future.
 Captain A P Woodward will be s New London this evening to attend banquet of the staff and field officers the state guard. Captain Woodward inspector of small arms practice. Rev. s. B. Young, who is in his s9 year, has.been presented the gold head s cane that the, town council awards keep for life to the oldest resident the nearby town of Foster.