Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
DANIEISON AND PUTNAM NEWS

the first week in May. Tfits veal 1t fizs 1 dried out sufficiently to perffait of the work being undertaken at ofice.
 NlShtly services are being held at St. Aibaiis church during Holy Week and Thursday there will De communion sef- vice at g a. m. The evening service on Fhdrsday will also De communion ser vice, in inefnory of the last supper Good
 Friday nlor1iitE there will be service at 10 a: m and another service, for boys at 2 ?. m.
 arfateed for the Easter services at St.
 AlBafi's.
 Hiss Nsalis kedhaan was given a pleas
 ant s1fpfis6 party recently at her broth
 CTS house on Winter street. Music, danc-
 ing and refreshinents were enjoyed by all Miss Redn1ai: received presents and q purse of money including two gold pieces. Members of the Girls club gathered at their rooms Tuesday evening for a Thina- Bio pafty aiid li4d as guests Miss Corin1ie Paihe ana the executive of the Girls' clubs ef Conn necticut.
 Good Friday will be observed as a holl- day by many fesideiits. of Danielson. Country roadg hereabouts have nearly completely dried out aid except f5f being deep with ruts at some points are in as good condition as frequently IS the case in fiid-sufnfhsr.
 Arthur W. Williams; newly appointed automobile inspector for this section, has been engaged at Hartford In acquiring tiie necessary instruction and experience, having devoted Practically ali of the past week to giving examinatiohs to applicants 1 for operators licenses
 Judge w. Fennet Woodward and Capt. 2, A. Hamilton of the Danielson. fire de- parthient, were in Hartford Tuesday to attehd a heetihg of the executive coin- n1ittee of the State Ffrefnefs association. l The Easter vesper service at the Com gregational church will be at p. m,
 and Will Be in charge Of the church. i There were numerous Iyrass fires again Tuesday throughout this territory, evl- tdence of eareleas during period of dan ger. Notwithstanding the gales that have prevailed most of the time for days, many are risking setting grass and rub bish fires and the danger of their getting out of control.
 Of the last series Of shares Issued by
 the Danielson Building and Loan asso- citation 1Sg were taken. Two applications for loans are pending.
 Joseph C. Herrendin of Providence was in Danieison Tuesday on a husihess trip It was stated here Tuesday that it is | not definitely known whether any ap- pointTnent Will be made to fill the vacancy in the office of county sealer of weights lana measures
 The first in a serips of special Holy Week services were held Tuesday evening Lat the Methodist church. There wilt bt iseFvices this evening and Thursday eve \ ming and on Friday afternoon.
 Il Frederick Gamache, who has been enn pioyet in New York for several months I Is expected to return here at the week end. He will resume his position witt 1 the River Weaving company. where h. has been employed for. several years. T Mrs. Ethel Richmond: is visiting reia \ lives at West Upton, Mass, for 3 time I FanefaI setviees for Mrs. Ellen NJ
 Burgess wefe ec- I'd Tuesday after
 inoon at the nn5 : king rooms of L. E
 Kennedy by Rev. N. s. Stocking, of tn, i Methodist church Burial was in Grov, street cemetery, Putnam. The bearer Il wers Alfred A, Ennis, Henry Anderson iE. l., Perry and C. A, Knox \ Order your cut flowers and pottet iplants for Easter eafly.. A. Brestchnei lder, Mechanic street. Tel. 25s-2.-adv.