Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-18
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

church nere for several months and has created an exceedingly favorable i'm precision. Sunday evening he was in conference with the deacons and trustees relative to the call, having thanked the congregation at the morning service for 1t but not making any statement as to whether he had decided to accept. Rev. MT: Houck is in his senior year at Yale university and. will be graduated | in June. He is about 32 years of age and unmarried
 | At the Baptist church Saturday even ing 40 sat down to a supper provided by the women of the church, who are on the losing side in the recently completed Sunday school attendance conference 1 with the men of the church. At the ex- l ercises attendant upon the serving of the supper Frank T. Preston presided, he be- | ing the only man of the church who was l affiliated with the women of the church in the attendance contest Brief talks were made at the gathering by Rev. MT. Houck and Horace E. Turner. At one table sat. about a score of members of the Pastimers club, which includes a
 number of young men of the church and
 which was organized by Rev. MT. Houck some time ago.
 First Selectman John A Gilbert said
 Sunday afternoon that the selectmen of NMingly are not prepared as yet to give out their decision relative to the matter
 of cutting down If maple trees on Rey- holds street Mr. Gilbert intimated, how
 ever. that the decision will be forth
 coming in the very near future, probably this week
 At the masses at St. James, church Sunday morning, the pastor Rev. John
 Roux. M S., requested members of the NIrnAw any member of the large class to receive confirmation to furnish him with birtf certificates of such children, none oi
 whom may be under 10 years of age T Children's week will begin next Sun. day at the Congregational church and al | the Sunday morning service there vii be a special message for parents The plans for the week contain a number oi events that will be of special interest tt l the little people.
 - Quantities of cowslips are coming int . the local market from the surroundin; . country and many pickers have bee, after these greens in territory -wher u they are growing prolifcally this year. : Because of the fact that State Attorne, U Charles E. Searls will be busy in tn . supreme court at Hartford on the frs Tuesday in May. 1t is possible that pris T oners at Brooklyn jail who are awaitin 7, trial on criminal charges may have ythei t trials delayed for a few days The Ma e term of court will be held in Willimar IS tic.
 Rsv. H. N. Brown, formerly pastor c d the Pentecostal churca here and secre ,f tary of the Douglas Camp Meeting asse r. citation conducted the services at tn st Pentecostal church on Sunday
 Henry D. Crosby has leased ,the wi liam. M Franklin cottage at oaklan
 beach for the coming summer sea son.
 Members of the Knights of King A, ar thur have a meeting scheduled to be hal at in their ro7rn at the Methods church n eei (Monday )evening.
 to K. of c. members from this section wi D, he at PlainfielG this tMonday) even:n s- to attend a dance given by the meml1ei
 of the new St. Johns council in homo =I the members of the parent council, A
 Halhows. of Moosup.
 Mrs. Frank T. Preston will have tf members of the Ladies Aid society of tt l Baptist church at her home for meetir I Tuesday afternoon
 | Principal E. R. Warren has presente ! the high school baseball team with b; l bag. and catcher's mitt.
 ! Local members of the W. c. T. U a | interested in the fact that the annu l meeting of the state organization is to J held on May 4 at Putnam.
 Mrs. Leonard James will have t
 members of the Ladies Reading circle
 her home for meeting this afternoor.
 Mrs. Henry Lillibridge,, who spent q
 winter in Waterbury. has returned
 Danielson.
 Leonard Morrisson has returned he es from Miami, Fla. where he spent t
 winter. After remaining here for abo !. a week MT. Morrison will go to Pol : land, Me. to. investigate relative to pu . ting his bus on run between that ci
 and Old Orchard beach,