Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-16
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

state, to Bethlehem. Pa. to Hagers- town, Md, Wheeling. W. Va, Dayton, O., Rockville, Ind. and then into Hi nois At Rockville they completed the
 first thousand miles of the trip. Mem
 bers of the party are well and send their best wishes to friends back home.
 Many from this section of the coun- ty motored to Woodstock Thursday to attend the fair and hear the address
 Governor Everett J. Lake, who has many friends and acquaintances who are residents of eastern Windham coun- ty towns.
 Frank MaiIhot, who has been a pa tient at the Day Kimban hospital TOT several weeks and who was critically
 i'll for a fortnight, has so far improved
 that he was able to sit up in bed for time Thursday It Is expected that MT.
 MaiThot will be able to return to his home here in about two weeks.
 Those in charge of completing the
 project of raising $50,000 for the con struction of Windham House at Connec-
 ticut college New London, ae anxious that towns hereabouts be well repre-
 sented at today's luncheon at the col lege. A splendid opportunity will be
 given the visitors, as guests of the fac uIty, to inspect the college buildings and grounds.
 Henry D. Crosby, who with his family has been spending the summer at oak land heach is credited with being one of the most successful hunters after sea foods at the popular shore resort. HIS latest achievement was the bringing in
 of a. bushel of scallops. He has made record caches of crabs dug an amaz- ing amount of quahaugs and clans and stands as one of the high lines when fishing Is considered. All in all, MT, Crosby has had a great vacation and
 Is still enjoying his stay at the beach, During the early fall a mission is to be given for the members of St. James parish A general mission has not been preached at the church for several years, so the one that is scheduled will be attended with interest by the hun
 dreds of those who worship at St. James'.
 Repairs that have been under way for more than a year are nearing com pletion at the Dyer dam power plant of the Connecticut company A wash out during 1920 put the water power
 system out of commission and 1t has not since been in use. The repairs that have been made have cost the company fnlnV thOuSanQS or uOlldLS. At l-iO
 prt sent time machinery is being changed
 over and 1t is expected that the water will again be in use for developing power in the near future. The Dyer dam plant furnished power for the lines in this section and even for the operation of cars as far away as Will limantic.
 Dancers gathered in numbers at Wildwood mark Thursday evening to en- joy as pretty an evening as one may anticipate for this near-fan season. Those present were representatives of practically all of the places within radius of a dozen miles.
 It is stated that South Kfliingly peo-
 pie who are working for a community building have met with such encourage
 ment that they hope to have sufficient funds to permit of beginning work on 1 the structure before long.
 aRy c. Danvers of Hartford was a visitor with friends in Danielson Thurs | day.
 | Relatives attended a requiem mass
 in memory of Mrs. Adeline Bassett, al | St James church Thursday morning.
 No frost of any consequence has as | yet visited this section and flower gar dens are in many cases as beautiful as l during August.
 l Michael Head, Jr.. was reported on | Thursday as i'll at his home on Academy