Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-09
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

of the woods. He came to Danielson az
received treatment for the injury.
Henry Smith. Of the Afsshentuck dis
trict, sustained an injury Thursday
which the ligaments IF Ids shoulder we
torn and the member otherwise injured
Mr.. Smith, who operates a wood sawi.1 :
machine, was wor,zing at East XII ingly
near the Sayies sore, where he was TO
saw some wood, Ford car stood IN tn.
way and in attempting to push it his e
sl'rsped en- some ice and he was thrown
the ground.
TIE newly elected officers Of Morias
lodge No Is, A. r. and A. NJ. are W. M
| Harry Brea riley: S. W.. Bursette c. Hoe
kins; J. w, Kenneth H Hamihon
treasurer, Charles s. Bill; secretary. F
o. Arlington ; TYLER, Edward s. Carpen
| ,c-. Mr. Carpe ter has served the locs
IS tyler for two score years. The electe
! officers and those to be apU inted are
be installed Thursday evening next
! 40 special borough election win be nec-
essary, it was st 7ted THURSDAY to fill the
vacancy caused by Ts-c death OF Warder
| Herbert C. Keech. Members Of court
! bur-esses have authority to Fl such {
vacancy by ar1ointment, and this c. ur-e
bIlity that a snecial election will be DE
1 nrausfad ~ tt oioc.--~ Tho might so de
cree should they % desire.
| Many more ca. 3d. potat- es went
| souyh as g7art Of a train that passe
! through Danie'Son Thursday rncrnin
| Nbout $50. Like the train load noteS
| Tuesday, these cars of potatoes were fro-
| che Main potato region and were ssnt or
ny various individuals and firms thai
! grow potatoes for interstate shipment
| Francis Duuc. who died hero Tues
! day was native of Marievilie, P @
! and came to Denie.s7n 80 years ago anC
has since made his home here. He
leaves ei~ft chill iren four DAUGHTERS
Nary Dtfouc Mrs. Eleazar Blanchette
Mrs. Rose Trahan all Of Danielson, an
| Mrs. Auto Mar In Of Summit. N. T., and
FOUR sons, Paul N, Frederick R., ant
| Frank E. Duouc, all of Danielsor. an
Oafice Drfouc OF Worcester. There are
s5 grandchildren and Ave gre1s grand
children.
The skating season "a open. This is rea
i've news for tho young people Of e
borou.r4. Many Of them were out en-
Ioyirg their first Ice sport OF the winter
Thursday afternoon. Various small b., die,
of wafer hereafoouts have a covering o
ice SUFFICIENT 10 allow OF trying out tn
skates GaIlur's pond. at the head o
fheVlOlVS Stree Is one 7 inc IdVnrT
places. That there Is skating does no
mean that the larrer bodies of water ar
safe At present there is no need OF Wet
ing against skating on either the Quine
baug or Assawaya rivers, for the yer
good reason that they are not eve
frczen over.
Mills of the Astawausan company 1
the village OF that rane and at Ballou
Vile and Pineville were closed Thursds
afternoon as mark of res rect TO Ager
Clarence H. Tru asdeil, OF the compan,
Large rl'-''e~e = the employees attend
the funeral service
Rev. By.o 4 Hatfield. Of Weste-1,
r1entS: ned Thursday that 1t g cxacsl
wenty-one years stree he completed h
y astorate in Danieson and WeII,esda
-ening at the ordination service at ii
'lurch he made reference to this in n
mitable manner Rev. Mr. Hatfield 2
avs finds a hearty welcome IL Danid
son from scores Of members Of tire churc