Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-09

class Of ten candidates Of Cargill coun-
ell. K OF c., at the rooms of the organ
ization here Thursday evening. This
class will receive the third degree durins
the early part Of the winter, according to
present plans.
Following services held at Attawaugan,
his home, at $50 Thursday afternoon,
the body of Clarence H. Truesden, agent
of the Attawaugan company, was brought
here for burial in Grove street cemetery.
The service was attended by representa-
tives of Putnam chapter R. A. Nj. OF
this city. and Of Cornerstone lodge, A.
F. and A. NJ, Of North Grosvenordale. as
well as other Masonic organizations Of
which Mr.. TruesdeH was member.
At North Woodstock this week Federal
and County Game Warden Harry E. Bat
+ ey OF East killngly arrested and caused
the prosecution Of two youthful trappers
who had been settin gtraps without per-
mission on land owned by DR.. George
Mcclellan. Both youths pleaded guilty
and minimum fines were imposed. Traps
may not be set legally on any property
without permission Of the owner.
The police report for November shows
/ that there were q arrests during that
| period. Twelve liquor cases received at
! tention from the police and court. rec
! Ord In housing homeless wanderers at the
! police station was made during the per cd
/ Pc being gwen lodgings for the night
| Great quantities Of cordwood are being
! obtained in the towns Of Pomfret,
| Thompson and Woodstock by choppers
/ who are engaged ii cutting UP trees and
| limbs Of trees damaged IN the ice storm.
! It is estimated that a total Of several
hundred cords of wod VIII be obtained
| from the wreckage Of trees by the storm.
Skates came into play in and about
| this city Thursday. by which time the
/ cold weather OF the week had provided
ice sufficient on small ponds hereabouts
to allow of the first enjoyment this sea.
son Of healthful pastime.
Funeral services are to be held today
(Friday) In Webster at st. Louis church
for Mrs. Elizabeth Pagan Keegan, widow
of Lawrence Keegan. Mrs. Keegan died
Tuesday night al her home N Wilsonville
! in the town of Thompson. where she had
been a resident for many years.
At St. Mary's church Thursday there
were special masses in observance of the
feast of the Immaculate Conception, &
holy day Of obligation. Hundreds of
Practitioners attended the services.
DR.. Hugh b. Campbell Of the state
sanatoriun1 at Norwich will be at the Day
Kimball hospital Tuesday afternoon next
to conduct one Of series Of clinics he
has been holding there.
Miss Edna Sheldon has been able to
turn to her home in this city after an
! Illness Of several weeks at the home of
J her sister, Mrs. Orrin Whiting, of East
Thompson.
Quantities OF poles ross arms. insula-
| tors. and wire have been used by tele-
phone l-neInen in restoring lines smashed
by the storm Of last week in surround
ing towns
Friends have received cards postmark-
ed Mexico from Mss Alice Sherman, who
is visiting in California Miss Sherman
is expected to return 20 Putnam In about
T, month.
Mrs arthur Darling Of Pomfret Is q
surg cal patient al tlc LAY 4---4.a.--. ..Ja-
pital and is making satisfactory recov-
cry.
Proceeds OF an affair to be given Sat
urday afternoon and evening at the
Marot school for girls IN Thompson are
to be devoted to maintaining chi.d's
bed at the Day Kimball hospital
Boston terriers from the kennels o!
Mrs. George E. Dresser OF this city were
entered at the dog show at Providence
tbs week. for exhibition only
II At two recent meetings Of the Putnam
local committee OF the Y. NJ. c. A. county
organization plans for city-wide pro
gram for boys were discussed Represent
atives of the Congregational. Methodist
| Baptist and Episcopal churches shav,
been appointed. as well as representa-
| tives of the public schools.
A skating pondAis to be developed a
high school field and VIII afford hea.thfII
recreation during the winter months
Permission Of the school committee ha.
been obtained to crease the pond.
Plans are being considered for the es
tahlishment Of a summer Y. NJ c. A
camp for boys Of Windham, Hartfort
and Holland counties. either at Crysta
lake or at Black pond, the latter in tn
| town OF Woodstock
Joseph Flagg. son OF Town Clerk an
Mira. David Fiagg. has gone to Baltimor