Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-21
DANELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
OANELSON

Rev. William G. Dunn is to be ad- rainistrstor at Warrenville. where a mis- sion of St James parish was established during the pastorate of Rev. M Jl csfnet M. s.. at St. James church fin Darielson and where the missionaries of LaSalette stationed in Danielson have Administered to the spiritual needs of the Catholic people for many months past.
 Stxteen automobiles filled with Dan leison people made the trip to Camp Dew ems on Sunday. The Sunply company from this place had a large number of T1sitors and Considerable number of hem had their meals at the company mess.
 The Danielson soldiers have an easy lime of it at the cantorment. They have been chiefly engaged in issuing supplies to other companies of the 192nd Artillery and have been required 10 do but very little drilling. To the world war veterans who were with. the outfit, the period of the encsmpment has seemed like a real vaeation-wich payl
 The local boys are well housed and are being served excellent meals They like Inc camp and the inLidents of camp life. Troops from several New England states are at the cantonment. in addition to the regulars who are stationed there.
 Local ex-service men who came to
 
 constructed say that the big canton nents buildings are deteriorating and that some of them are in poor condition
 According to information cleaned at the camp on Sunday. the panielson com pany Is to have an early breakfast next Sunday morning prep-7atory to leaving for home. The boys will eat at a. m Trey are not scheduled to entran un- t1 shortly after a m, but will spend inf Inc hpf and leaving the camp in making ready Tor their equipment and closing up other work Incident 10 breaking camp. The company Is expected here shortly after noon.
 Upwards Of Q score of local members sf Columbian Commanderv, K. T, of Norwich. will leave here this afternoon .n motor cars for that city and will par uclpate In the parade that will bring to- retrer tne knights of three command srfes. The programme for the evening Includes a bsnquet and entertainment. The Danielson men who are going to Norwich will return here later tonight. One of the tractors that went through here as nart of the equipment of the R-anford Battery Of the 192nd Artillery Nas badly damaged by fire on route to -amn peve1s. t was learned there on Sunday bv local visitors. It appears that that tractor kicked a piece of stone or metal or the highway and that a spark that was created when the object struck against a nart of the big machine ignited Eas or oil about tho motor. The fire was sxtinguished with some difficulty and the tractor was then lowed 70 Camp Devens by another tractor of the battery.
 Horses owned by C. Fl. Michaels are at WoonsocSet for the opening of the -aci7r season. which begins today and Niu continue through the summer sea son- The horses will travel over circuit ,f several tracks including Cherry Park md Windsor iu this state. Several Dan- olson men who like the light harness -ac'7r game were planning Monday to he In Woonsocket for today's events.
 Work on a new bungalow 10 he con- s.ru~tcd at the head of Old KillinGly pond will he undertaken this week. The bungalow will be mora elaborate thar my structure now located around th' t1orcz of that pretty body of water anC ru ho built for Mir. Manning of River Tie. F. L. whose ancestors came iron the very locality where the bungalow is l7 be built.
 St. Jnmes' parish hall will he filled 10 capacity this CTuesdac) evening at tht graduating exercises of the school. There arc seventeen members of the graduatne class. Several of them arc to enter Kill In-ly High school in the fall. while an other group will attend schools outside O Danielson.
 Mrs. Helen Herman. mother of Mrs Henry Demho, and Mrs. Demho's brother Martin Herman and his wife, arrived -era Monday and are to be guests O N~ and Mrs. nembo for time. Tn visitors have just arrived in this countr, rom Germany after Icing seven week on route. They were held ID for fou weeks in London on account of strik conditions. Last Thursday they arrive In New York and visited with relatives | Norwich before coming to Danielson. Mrs Der1ho had not seen her mother fo fourteen years until Monday. Mrs. Her non has been resident of Danzig.
 Funeral services for Mrs Henry Tras were held at the Trask home in Eas Eulingiy Sunday and were attended b relatives and friends. Burial was in tn East Putnam cemetery. Louis E. Ker nedv was in charge of the funeral al ranreue ueuts. The bearers were Perc Woodward. !. Wade, Arson Maynart George Jacques.
 It is indicated that an adverse dec sion by the public utilities commissio 7n the matter of granting permits 1 hus lines to operate In this territory opposition to the trolleys may not mea he end of tho bus competition in the in mediate future, as there remain leg processes under which the bus operato may have the petitions reviewed in q courwts.
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