Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-13
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

Society notes in todays Boston and New York papers will include announce nlents of Mrs. Clayton W. Finch of Port chester, N. Y, of the engagement of her daughter, Helen Beach. to Earl Franklin Wood. son of MT. and Mrs. A. F. Wood of Academy street. Miss Finch was edu- cated at private schools in this coun- try and abroad, MT. Wood at Brown, Harvard and Columbia universities The wedding will take place early in Septem- Der. After a honeymoon trip MT. and Mrs Wood will reside in Cambridge, Mass, Mr. Wood being 8, member of the English department of Harvard universi- ty.
 Wednesday, morning the funeral of Miss Benjamine Heneault was held from the home of Mir. and Mrs George T. Heneault at Riverview. with services at St James church at 9 o'clock. Rev John Roux, NJ S.. Rev. Joseph Moussier, M. S., and Rev. Walter J. Greene, M. S., were the officers of the solemn high mass of requiem which was attended by many relatives and friends Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery. The bearers were Thomas Gallichant, Lucien Lambert, Albert Mail hot, Arthur Dupre, Gerald Boulaine and George Larvierre Louis E. Kennedy was the funeral director
 
 without warning, beneath hisefeet dam aged a motor truck owned by the Norris Bedding company of Providence Wednes- day afternoon while tn machin was being drven along the state highway near Fall brook, south of Dyer street. Chief John Mcfarland was among these who quickly went to where the truck was burning. Shovels were employed to dig up dirt with which the flames were smothered. The car was not in condition to operate after the fire, however
 Attorney Harry F. Back was in New Haven Wednesday to represent client in the federal court, where several cases originating in eastern Connecticut towns were disposed of during the day.
 About 35 voices are in the combined choirs of St Philips and St Alban's church which will sing the cantata The Prodigal Son at the Good Friday evening service at St. Albans church. large congregation heard the choirs give the cantata Palm Sunday evening at the Putnam church.
 odd Fellows here nre interested in the Tact that the 103rd anniversary of the or. gauzatlon will be observed April 23. Thi: order which has a large lodge in Daniel ,on. numbers 3O,0O0 members in Connec iiclt.
 SOvember-like weather succeeded Wed sesday the high temperature of Monday md Tuesday. A gale that swept out o tle west drove the temperature down to | roint that put an end for lie time bein' 'o the thought that summer weather wa here 10 stay.
 The body of Mrs Harriet F. Palmer rho died in Waitham, Mass, was brough here Wednesday afternoon for burial i. Westheld cemetery. A. F. Wood was il charge of the funeral, which was attended by local relatives and friends.
 At the Goodyear United church Haste Sunday, Rev. Charles A. Downs vii preach at the morning service on Tn Practice of Immortality and at the even Ing service on The Living and the Life 0 God
 A bushes smeeting of Rose of Linn: council. K of C.. is scheduled for thi Thursday )eveninE. The council nov has the largest membership in it's history
 With the return of bicycling weathe there also has come a return of the com plaints against operating the machines o sidewalks in the borough. Bicyclists ar well aware that riding on the sidewalks i strictly forbidden and that prosecution i likely 10 follow persistence in doing SC The sidewalks are for pedestrians an they are supposed to have exclusive us of them
 As has been the custom for a numba of years. many family gardens will b planted in the Quebec section of the Wes Side this spring by employees of the Quin =nauS company which allows the use O acres of good land for this purpose. Hun