Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEVIS

had been a resident for years. Mrs
 Bellercse, a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Louis LaInoureaux, well known North Grosvcnordale people, leaves her hus- Tand and six children. Rev. U. O. Bellerose of Taftville Is brother n- law of the dead woman.
 woodstock lake, from which Putnanas | city water supply comes, may be selne0 to remove the fish in carrying out the [ plan of the state fish and game commis
 sion for free all bodies of water used as reservoirs or sources of city water sup | ply of members of the f1nny tribe. It is announced that this work is to be done l throughout the state as 8 measure of protection of the health of the people. | The fish hat are removed arc kept alive
 and transferred to other bodies of wa ter not used as reservoirs and where
 fishing is allowed.
 Invitations have been received fer the marriage of Fay Wesley Rearn, neoh- CIV of Mrs. Norman B. Ream, who for
 merly resided with Mrs Ream at Caro- lyn Hall, Thompson, and now of Allan
 ta, Ga, to Miss Mary Charlotte Nelson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Philip
 Nelson of Atlanta, which will take place.
 on Thursday evening. October 18th at
 half after eight o'clock at the North I
 riage will be followed by 8 reception at
 the .scme of the brides parents. MT.
 and Mrs. Louis Ream and Mrs. Norman
 Ream will go to Atlanta for the mar
 riage. Louis Ream will act as best
 man.
 , A 1oo-foot garage of cement blocks Is
 to be constructed for the Motor Supr.y
 company, with it's principal place of bus mess on Canal street in the rear of the Ent~,
 the automobile concern at present has it's repair shop. The construction work is now underway.
 Miss Laura Purcell, formerly . nurse at the Day Kimball hospital in this city and for a long time engaged at nure.1E g in this territory, has taken over the Rus sell private hospital at Brewer, Maine, of which she is to be superintendent. Miss Purcell is graduate of the U Symmes Arlington hospital class of . 1915.
 . A birthday party in honor or ms sew : enth anniversary was attended by a 7 number of the friends of c. Awkward : Thayer Friday afternoon at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles T. 6 Thayer of Pleasant street. Refresh 8 ments were served and games played. [ l Master Thayer received g number of I gifts.
 e The A1pha DeIta class of the Consre- e sational Bible school has elected the 8 following officers: President. Mrs r Charles Franklin; vice president Mrs
 A. I. Tourtellotte; secretary, Miss Emma l. Roberts; treasurer, Miss Marion War 6 ren; chairman of committees, social b Mrs. A. W. Macry; finance, Mrs. George - Clark: missionary, Mrs. Frank Arnold ]. membership, Mrs. Charles E. Dean c flower Miss Annie Cogan; teacher, Mrs ?, E. M. Warner.
 o Albert E. Farrows of Midway spent
 Friday here visiting with relatives. r, Rev. David \. Beach is to rreach at 6 the morning service at the Congrega- !. tional church on Sunday.
 ei Dr. H: L. Pease is at Manchester, '.
 H., today attending a meeting of the c New England Osteopafhic association. 5. Miss Elinor Murphy, daughter of Dr. y and Mrs. B. P. Murphy, has taken a ro- T sition as teacher, in Willimantic. She
 is a graduate of the Normal school ot
 that city in the class of 1922.
 A number from this city were at Dan-
 ielson Friday evening to attend danc.
 at the state armory.
 lsl F. W. Hinrichs of Woodstock Is to be T one of the speakers at a meeting ar le ranged by the Connecticut League of Z Women Voters and to be held on OctU- E Der 23, at Windllam Center Il With this week end the summer hom l. of Mir. and Mrs. Hamilton Holt, Sunset Ie Hill in Woodstock. will be closed for the '- winter, and the occupants will go to 'e New York.
 s. Members of the fire department voted l. Thursday evening to purchase new reg. n ulaticn blue uniforms, which they expec le to have for the inspection of the de. r. partment set for Armistice day, Novem, le Der II. About 50 of the men will pur
 chase uniforms, paying for them frou
 thelr own personal funds.
 Eastford's town indebtedness is onl, c S1453S.S0.
 S Someone stole rope used to rope cf . one side of the football field at Putnam l- High school. The rope was newly pur ,t 1 chased at a cost of SIP and had been 1, ~ use only one day when taken. "a Miss Ethel Gardner is to close he
 summer home at Bastford on Monday ,, Miss Gardner plans to spend the winte ,, D- in Europe.
 rn Delegates from various towns o "a Windhani county will meet at the nnu = nicipal building here at noon toda. k (Saturday) to nominate republican - candidate for sheriff. It was stated ol nj Friday that Sheriff Charles A. Gates Q n Willtmantlc will be unopposed for th -' nomination,
 10 Arthur B. Lapsley, who has beeI v spending the summer in Scotland, has re
 turned to his home in Pomfret,