Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-08
DANIELsoN

A locomotive such as is used on con- struction jobs, in numbering camps, at sfipyards and other such enterprises was being unloaded Tuesday in the lo-l cal yards from the flat car on which it arrived in Danielson. This locomotive, formerly owned by the United States shipping board, lettering on it indicates. is to be used in connection with tEe work of junxing the Providence and Danieson trolley road between North Scituate R. l., and point near East Killingiy. It may be ready some time today to make the trip out of Danielson and over the trolley line to East Kill lingly and points beyond. The locomo- tive will be used to haul trains l)adad with rails that are to be taken up and other materials acquired by the com pany that has bought miles of the line as junk. Approximately a dozen miles of the road is to be torn up.
 The appearance of the locomotive and what it's presence here indicates has at last brought home to the minds Of many the seriousness of the situation that trolley roads hereabouts have been facing for a long time.
 Tuesday afternoon, the funeral of Mrs Maria Gould was held from the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Greener on Riverview with services at 130 at the Methodist Episcopal church, the pastor, Rev. Marvin S. Stocking officiat- i~~ There is a Calm. and Abide With .ao were s4ls at the service by quar- tet, A. P. Burns and Elijah Berriman and Misses Marion Perry and Rachel Burns Burial was in Westfield cene- tery. The bearers were John Barber, Sidney S. Stone. Sidney Perry. J. Her bert Briggs. A. F. Wood was the fu- neral director
 HnEinE informed Chief John McFar- land who warned him that the Rhode Island closed motor truck that he was driving should be equipped with a mir TOT 10 comply with the laws of this state, that he could see fine without one. as there were windows in the rear door of the machine, a driver promptly thereafter backed the machine around and knocked over the silent cop near the DanielSOn Trust company building Having accomplished this stunt, the driver admitted that he guessed he's ak the boss to put mirror on the ma chine.
 At Putnam Miss Celia Phaneuf, ,whs gave her residence as Danfelson ant her age as p, was united in marriage with Edward Provencial, "A, of tha city. The marriage ceremony was per formed by Attorney Arthur s. Macdon ald acting as a justice of the peace After the ceremony the couple left fol Southbridge.
 Joseph Reeves, who died a few day ago in Gardner. Mass. at the home O his daughter, Mrs. William Shattuko was for years a resident of Danielson He was a native of Canada, born a Ste Hyacinthe in 1897. In 1867 he wa united in marriage with Victoria Bar celow. While here he united with thu Danielson Baptist church. He leaves sister, Mrs. Simon Farley of Pawtuck et. formerly of Danielson; four daugh ters, Mrs-r Eliza Babbitt, Middletown \. Y.; Mrs. H. E. Levitt New London Mrs. William Shattuck, Gardner, ant Mrs Henry Laro of St. Albans, Vt, als a son, Louis A. Reeves, of Putnam where the body was brought for burial After leaving Danielson Mir. Reeve made his home in Putnam for years. The spirit of Christmas will not b dimmed at Goodyear this year an. more than in the years of the recen past Arrangements are going forwar for carrying out the usual plans for community Christmas tree which wi blaze this year with hundreds of cleo trio lights and be laden with gi.ts fo every child in the village. There will b packages filled with good things for tn needy. too, SC that the bright cheer c the holiday will enter into every hom of Goodyear. where the community an neighborly spirit is unusually stron and true.
 Various Goodyear organizations in cluding the Parent-Teachers' associs ton. Goodyear Social club and the mi management will enter into the carry