Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-15
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEVIS
DANIELSON

Funeral services for Frank E. Scott were held at his home on Broad street, Friday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Mar win s. Stocking of the Methodist Episco- pal church offfciating In the Land of the Unsetting Sun was sung by Miss Thyra Walker. of North Grosvenordale, and a duet, When I Get to the End of the Way, by Miss Walker and her broth CT, Leon Walker Burial was in Vest field cemetery. The bearers were F. w Scott, Oswald C. Street. Herbert Pray and F. w. Marryotte. A. F. Wood was the funeral director.
 Nelson GauthIer, S5, 6 native Of Canada, but for many years a resident at Wauregan. Is dead at the home of his son, Alfred Gaufhier, of the Wolf Den drive, in the town of Brooklyn. For about f0 years MT. Gautnisr was employed by the Wauregan company. Besides his son, Alfred, he leaves two other sons, Nell son of Wauregan and Delor of New Bed ford and a daughter, Mrs. Isadore Go- derre of New Bedford Mrs. Gauthier died number of years ago.
 l Pref. Theodore Collier, of Brown uni- versity, is coming here next Thursday | afternoon to speak at g. public meet | ing arranged under the auspices of Sa- rah Williams Danielson chapter, D. A. | R., at the Congregational church. Prof | Golfers subject will be Pilgrim Principles For the Life of Today. [ i The announcement was made that to 1 date the contributions here for the Hoov- | CT Relief fund for starving children Of ] Europe amounts to about $500 Contri- buttons are continuing to come in and it is hoped that the total given here will | reach the s1,oe0 figure
 II Rev. Walter P. Williams. pastor of the ] Westfeld Congregational church, will be at Bridgewater, Mass, next Sunday to give the charge to the people at an in- stallation service.
 II This week Postmaster Raymond Allen has caused to be replaced post SUD- porting mali box at the corner of Water and Franklin streets. The post was put out of commission as a result of being struck by an automobile and is the first that has had to be replaced since the city delivery service was in- stituted here five years ago.
 Rev. g. v. 0zmun of Attawaurar will preach at the Methodist church hert Sunday morning in exchange with Rev M. s. Stocking. Rev. Mir Ozmun is student of the Boston University school
 Mrs Lucy Stock Chapin, state su- perintendent children's division, and Dr Clarence Hill Frank, D. D. superin- tendent of@religious education, will speal Monday evening at o'clock at a meet ing of officers and teachers of the Bap tist Sunday school at the church. Mi MeHbers of the Girls club entertain F ed at a Gentlemen's night at Pellett' hall Friday evening. There was mu 'sical programme and other features be fore the dancing period Refreshment were served. This was the first affair ar ranged by the club since the recent cleo
 tion of officers for 1921.
 It Telephone directories issued this wee l throughout the territory of the Daniel son division show the steady growth o the service. Upwards of 1000 instru ne1ts are now in use in this division
 which includes all of Killingly and part of the towns of Plainfield and Canter
 bury, Sterling and Brooklyn.
 A heavy southerly storm develope
 during Friday out of a futtering littl
 snow storm that marked the mornin
 hours. It Is being remarked by vetera I weather observers that the great mai jor
 ty of the storms of the present winter al coming from southerly points. That
 Friday developed into heavy rain and
 hard blow.
 III Inspections of some retail stores
 Danielsen during the present week show
 that it is now possible to buy many al
 tieles of wearing apparel here at ,e5 T mo- Fl ing goods, too, and the clearing out ,
 retail stocks means orders for mol T goods and that, in turn, means ',usine
 for the mills, which means 70 mucsi
 the prosperity of the people of this SO
 ton Of the state.
 Earl Geer and Don Stone. who ha-
 been with the construction force of
 wire company and working near Pitt
 burgh have returned to their homes her
 John c. Richards of Bridgeport WI
 visitor with friends in Danielson (
 Friday
 The period between now and next We
 nesday night marks the limit for ifs
 ing through the Ice this season. Fishil
 on lakes and ponds Is forbidden beginnii
 next Thursday January 20.
 Miss Agnes Jacobs was selected pre,
 dent of the Danielson Girls club for |
 ensuing year
 Mrs. ". Irving Bullard Miss AmeI