Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
DANIEISON AND PUTNAM NEWS

nniaelsen After January 1s, Dr. and Mrs. Godhurn will he at home te their friends at IS Maple street, Danielson.
 Geed friends in NerWish, Whe seat a package of feodstues last week fer the needy children here were again heard from in substantial way Friday morn ing when anothsr package of geod thinks to eat came through and these Fefe dren in need of neurishing feed Nere made glad by the gift, Ney Tears present tlat brought icy,
 AZ. Ralstsn is eheirnaa a1A cliHerd H. Starkweather secretary of z commit tee named here to raise a fund that yill go toward feeding starving children in southern and central Europe. Berengh officials, elergvmen and business men and wcmen are included in the eemnittee. It was announced that a cellsetiep is te he taken at St James church te raise funds for the purpose indicated.
 Miss Elizabeth Feppins ef New Yark, g pianist of unusual ability, is to play at musicale and reception scheduled to be given this (Eey Ysar'sl aaterpeen at | the assembly hall If the high school un- de rthe auspices of the KilliAEly Wo- mans club.
 1 Represent atlxe-eleet E. l. naFhae and Walter E. Frissell will be at Putnam te- 1 day to-sttepd 2 gathering eff all the leg- l islators-elect in Windharn county. Thsy will be guests of State Central Commit lteeman C.. Harold Gilpatric of Putnan l and Sheriff Charles A Gstsa of Wfili- mantle
 The first of the new 1921 automobiIs markers were seen in use heRe on Fridas 1 afternoon, just little ahead Of tn, 1 prescribed time. Today all motor Nehi. cles that are in use are expected to D, equipped with them, and officers will b, on the lookout to see that they are, al driving under the old markers is not per
 Announcement was made of the mar riage of Miss Ruth Eaton, daughter ei Mir. and Mrs. George I. Eaton of River. view. and Louis Roberts of the West Sid. ] by Rev. John R. Pratt of BrookIyn, ths marriage taking place Saturday evening 1 Of last week. Mir and Mrs. Roberts vii make their home on RivervieW.
 Some busybody has started an An l moving controversy over in Breeklyn D, ! circDlating a eanard relative to member. I pfTth Brooklyn Woman's club indnlsin, !, in smoking. This unwarranted eharg; ! l public denunciation.
 At the Congregational church in Day vile Friday evening, there was a NeY I Years eve party and Christmas tree com l bined. Games and music added to tn, pleasure of the evening. Refreshnsnt were served.
 Friday evening watch Afeht ,efvie was held at the Methodist church, tn program beginning at 3-se and extend ing until go o'clock. Refreshments wer served b5 members of the EpwertI league. Today, New Years being a heliday business in the borough will be pracki cally suspended. The pestsfdee viii b open only holiday hours and the rura l service will be suspended fer the day..
 That things differ from what they yer few months ago, as regards ones aAi ity to employ help, is indicated by tn returns that come in answer to Hel Wanted advertisements There are man responses to such notices these days
 January g members of Danielsen 0rds
 of the Eastern Star. are to attend se
 vices in a body at St. Alban's church. A number Of Danieison theater parti
 have made plans to be in Providence t
 day to see one of tke big musical shsy
 that has achieved a notable success du : ing the past two seasons.
 Treasurer Francis E. stsrsr, sf t
 Danielson Development association, t
 organization that made it possible f this place to get such splendid indust as the Pace Manufacturing company, nc employing about 75 hands, is issuing e
 tihcates of membership to shareholde,
 Rev. Clarence Haa Frank, D.D,
 Hartford will conduct a course in Hs
 to Teach the Life of Christ and also Q
 on Church School Organization and 4
 ministrstion at the second semester
 the Community Training School openi
 Monday eyeaing of next week.
 Il Miss Florina Beusauet and Geer
 Gates were married Thursday morning
 St. James church by Rev. M J. Gin ! M. s. After their wedding trip they ' As make their home in newly furnish i apartments at the eerner af Main a Academy streets.
 Mrs. Mary AImira Dumas, sI, died
 Thursday night at the home of MT a
 Mrs. Albert Webb on Allen hill in< |
 town of Brooklyn. She had been ill
 two days and her death came as a s = prise to members of the household a
 other relatives. Mrs. Dumas vas hi in Plattsburg. N. r., her maiden na
 being Mary Almira Brosseau. Her h
 odAd, c0flh 19uxnaA, aleQ nVa YearS 2
 She leaves the following children: N
 Mary Harvey, Allen hill; Mrs. AIh
 Webb, who is critically ill with pnesls
 mia at her home, where her mother di . Mrs. Frank RainYille of South str Mrs. Theodore Merrissette of Wauree = Theodore Dumas of WhitinsvfIIe,
 Lucy Benoit of Holden. Mass, MIs.
 L. Maconrber,- Grafton, Mass. and 1 step-children, Michael Dumas and ! Ds Rose Ramheau of Fstchburg. x