Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-27
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FrOmptly following the announce msut in this column. Monday morn ing. that an apple tree was noted Sat ardsy in full bloom on the Brooklyn Canterbury road, one interested East Knnngiy's claim to prominence made known that an apple three near the trolley station at that place is also sporting a luxuriant display of buds and blossoms.
 Later in the day Judge James \. Tucker. who knows all about Ea st kil1ingly, was asked about the mat ter and said that it was true and that the tree not only Was in bloom, the flowers being chiefly on the upper branches. but also was carrying ripe apples on ips lower branches.
 And just to add a little Of the spice of variety to you" early fall stories of apple trees in bloom" said the judge. you might mention that we are picking ripe raSpberries here at East kniingly and that we have enjoyed them on our own table several times within the past few days
 Judge Fuckers theory as to fall blooms on apple trees is that buds nip ped by the killing frost of last May are bound 10 assert themselves some time in tho season and now are just setting around 10 it. The same holds true. he contends. of the raspberries which were also uipped early in the -czsou. but are now ripenins. The rasp- berries are of the red variety and arc growing wild.
 Another report came to The Bulletin representative Monday Of an apple tree iu blossom near Bishops crossing in The town Of Plainfield.
 The funeral of Frank w. Coffey who met death by electrocution in ar accident at Somersworth. N. H.. where he had been employed, last Welnes- day was held from the home of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. James Coffoy in Hampton Monday morning with ser vices st St. James church at 10 o'clock Rev. AuSuStiD- Chapignac. Rev. John EouN and Rev. Joseph Noussier, mis- ~5ons ries Of La SJlctte, were the off cers or the solemn high mass of req uiem. which was attended hy many -eistives and friea1s. Burial was in Ho- ly Cross cemetery. The bearers were members Of Rose Of Lima council. K of C.-I.3wTence Casey. J. F. Elliot Frank German. James Melville Fred erick Goulet and Arthur Duprcy. Mar lin r. Burns vas the funeral director
 Gsstoa A. Maindon, town seaier O weights and mea assures, was busy Mon day afternoon testing out the lgaso line filling station puT1ps in various parts Of the town. Testing Of the tank has been brought bout at this parti cuisr time by reason of the fact tha complaints have come in relative i, one pump, outside the borough Q Dsnielson. al which some persons be ueve short measure has been given The great majority Of the pumps ar admittedly accurate, but all will b. tssteJ with d view to checking then up officially and removing all doub bout short mes sure from the minds 0 the gas buyers.
 Attorney Arthus G. Bill stated Mon day morning that Judge Marvin of tn superior court has allowed a decree 0 divorce to William \. Sweet of Ster ling from Grace A. Sweet of the sam town. Mr. Bill was counsel for Mi sweet in this case, which was hear nearly two weeks ago in the superio court at Putnam. Mir. Sweet charge cruelty against his wife. The case wa 70 have been a contested one, bu through Mrs. Sweet appeared as a wit ness in the cast it was not cpteste, in the real sense of the word.
 The Yankee Division club of Daniel son is very much interested in the an nouncement that General 'larence Ed