Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-29
DANIEISON AND PUTNAM NEWS

tcrest to all who like to shoot Is the trap shooting event that has been ar ranged for 1 o'clock New Years after noon by Harold B. Atwood. who has recently obtained many signatures of those who are anxious that a hunting and fishing club be organized here. All are welcome. The shoot Is to be held on the old circus ground just south of where the Riverside driving park was located. on upper Maple street. Here $ grand field for trap shooting and Mir. Atwood Is hoping that all devotees of he sport will come out for what may Ue described as 8 get-to-gether meet .RI.
 The club that Mir. Atwood conten- | Vates forming has not been organized S.J yet. but he anticipates that it will be in time to do much effective work dur ing 1923 in the interest of fishing ana ] hunting
 lN Thursday morning tho body of Miss '. Gertrude Buffett who died here on Wednesday, was forward by Under laker L. E. Kennedy to her home in East Northport. N. r., where burial is to take place. The body was accorp- 1 panied by relatives.
 Annual reports will be made and ofil- | cers elected at a meeting of the Dan lelson chapter of the Red Cross to be held next Tuesday evening at the home wJ MT. and Mrs. George H. Call. Broad s,rcet. The reports are expected to contain much that will be of interest.
 AutomobilistS who were out in the storm of Thursday afternoon found some of the toughest going of the sea son. Even with chains on the wheels much of the normal power of the ma zL.g AN1 N1A,gAwA s-. ound in the sand-like snow and hail with developing and very great results. sS cars were stalled, however, and most of the operators managed to get , home If with difficulty.
 Mrs. Bertha Hutchinson. who died TO. gently in Maiden and whose body was Gl ought to East Killingly for burial wLs a native of East K!lling!y. She
 -As born there in May. 1860. a daugh- ter of Edwin and Hannah oatley Chase Early in life she was married to Caleb Wheaton and they lived at. East Xiii. ling.y for a time before removing .N Putnam. About 40 years ago they moved to Maiden, where Mir. Wheaton died Afterwards she married William NIacent, his death occurring about a ycLsr after their marriage. For her tlnrd husband she married John Hutch inSon. by whom she is survived. Mrs Hutchinson leaves live brothers--James Chase. resident near Ballouville; Henry F. Chase resident near Ba!louville, VII. liam Chase of Claiborne, Vernon Chase of Maiden and Edgar A. Chase of Win clirndon, Mast.
 ,t will be good news to the many , friends of w. Irving Bullard in Daniel , sva and other sections of eastern Con A- I. ~Irs 2
 steady recovery from the very ser:ou' injuries he received last fall when thV . cable broke and allowed a car on a: i aerial railway he was ascending at Ri; q Janeiro to crash down a mountain side NJ Bullard is now able to sit up dail. n wheel chair and is regaining hi strength and normal condition day b!
 oay. His complete restoratiin to hi hermal capacity for work and activit! is anticipated in the not distant fUt~rr
 This week Harry E. Back, son of At
 torney and Mrs. Harry E. Back, is Il
 northern Vermont on a snow shoeing am skiing party with a party Of young pc pie who are for the time being release, from their college work. MT. Back is student at Wesleyan university. He !
 expected to return here on New Year day.
 Sylvio B. Maynard, son of MT. ani Mrs. Philip s. Maynard of High street
 has written an interesting account Q
 his recent trip across the continent an' thence from San Francisco for Japan
 where he is filling government pos
 at Tokio.
 Joseph LaBelle has been spending tn
 holiday season in Montreal
 William McDermott left Thursday fe , visit of few days with friends Il
 Providence.
 Louis A. Woisard, student at George
 town university, is visiting with rela
 lives in Danielson.
 Again on New Years day a holida.
 schedule of hours will be in force a