Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
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 After spending a vacation here, Richard Reeves returned Saturday to Detroit, where he is with the Cadillac Motor com pany.
 Ira D. Martin of Sanford, Fla, is visit ing friends in Danielson, where he for merly was engaged in business.
 Sunday was one of the hottest days of the summer in Danielson, with the mer- cury climbing to over 90 degrees.
 Rev. Victor Faure, M. S., formerly a chaplain in the French army, and at diff ferent times stationed here, assisted with The services at St. James church Sunday Henry c. Charleton of Providence was a visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 Thomas J. Awkward is leaving today CMonday) for a trip to Bennington, Vt, and other cities in northern New England. MT. and Mrs. 4. c. Greene have been guests of relatives at East Norwall1, Mass.
 Over 70 motor vehicles carrying the Goodyear Mills party to Rocky Point passed through here Saturday morning. 4 brief concert by the band was appre- ciated by Danielson people En route to Rocky Point two of the machines in the line figured in a minor accident as one tried to pass the other on a narrow bridge at Coventry, R. l.
 Rose of Lima council, K. of C., has an nounced that as a part of it's community work it has arranged to have concert given by St. James band. Arrangements will be made with borough officials for the use of the bandstand on Davis park.
 It-has been announced that there will be no meetings of the Ladies' Aid society
 4l,~ month.
 Members of company, c. S. G., were at the rife range south of here for target practice on Sunday.
 After a weeks shutdown to give the employees their annual vacation, the plant of the Jacobs Manufacturing company will resume operations this morning.
 4 Etsry gained circulation heer Sunday that farmer resident in this town horse whipped his hired man on account of some disagreement. There has been no court action, however
 No reports of damage to property here zbouts came in following the severe thun- derstorm of Saturday afternoon.
 Funeral services for John Edward Dill lon, who lost his life by drowning, were held Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock at the underaking rooms of L. F. Kennedy on Furnace street. The service was conduct ed by Rev. NJ. s. Stocking. A quartette from the Methodist church sang at the service. Burial was in Westfield ceme- cry
 F E. Cunneen covered almost 1400 miles in a motor trip with his family through New York state, points in Cana "a and in northern New England
 Three services were conducted at the Pentecostal church Sunday by Rev. A. B. Riggs of Lowell
 Next Sundays union meeting will be held at the Westfeld Congregational church here
 pr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich will be here Tuesday to conduct a clinic. A number of persons will be examined with ? view to determining whether they have tuberculosis
 As a matter of actual fact. there is faI less interest here among the mass ot voters over the league of nations thar here is in the American baseball league
 Dsnielson men who invested money some time ago in the Ponzi proposition are expecting their money back with in crest Of 50 per cent this week, when heir notes come due.
 Miss Mildred Burton has been spending vacation at Bethlehem, N. H
 Motor traffic was unusually heavy through Danielson, north and south, or Sunday. Many machines obviously were occupied by vacationists on long touring rips The driving of Sunday was re- marked as careful on the part of the great majority of those who were operat ng cars
 Cottages are filled and there are camp ing parties at Alexander's lake during his midmonth period. Wildwood park, a the lake, is attracting many picnic ant Sunday school parties this month.
 New flooring is being laid at the Mair street plant of the Connecticut Mill. company. where a large force of men =ngaged in various varieties of remodel ng work, are engaged.
 Arrangement has been made for tn, exhibition of work done by members O he sewing class of the Danielson Girls ,Iub-
 Henry T. Belair of Woonsocket was visitor with friends-iH- Danielson Sunday
 Thomas Danielson is to enter Yale uni rersity this fall He is the son of MT and Mrs George Danielson.
 Rev F. A. Blake, D. D., of Brooklyn IS expected to preach at the union servic at the Congregational church Sunda, next