Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22

to Shepard Hill farm near Central vil- lage for one of the visits to be made on the annual field day trip of the organiza- tion.
 At the plant of the AIdrieh Sanufac- turing company in Moosup, Monday, all departments, with the exception of the weaving, were filled to their normrl ca pacity of help and the big strike rani- festly is thing of the past. .Tlsere was shortage of weavers, but rhis appears to be more or less of a normal condition, for the Aldrich Manufacturing company is engaged largely in the production of unusually fine and fancy weaves, with little competition, and weavers for this class of work are not as numerous as On plainer lines. This company nanufac- lures some of the finest cotton and silk textiles in America and ia amazing var-- ety.
 Chief A. P. Woodward oe the fire de- pertinent has roadster as thu result of the activities of members of the irernen 8 association to provide him with ma chine for departmental uses. It is a Dodge-a used car-and is being put in first class repair and will be Dain.ed Tae regulation fire department red Tha ma- chine will be ready for service in the de- pertinent some time In September. In addition to the usual dance nights each week at Wildwood park, Manager P. J. Sheridan has annoulcsd ] spaelal l dance this (Tuesday) evening, in 1e- sponse to a call of many for more even- ings at the park as the summer season draws nearer it's end.
 Rev. Walter J. Greene, M S., who has been absent on his vacation for several weeks, has returned to his duties as an | assistant to the pastor at St. James | church.
 Rev Luther Smith, who has been act. ing pastor at the Baptist church during the summer absence in Europe of tht pastor, Rev. J. W. Holck, goes tC , Bloomington, H., this week. Frederick Flagg, resident here aboul 25 years ago, is visiting relatives an( friends here this week. Every day brings additional reports o 5 damage done by lighting in terrirorJ hereabouts during thunderstorms 0 Thursday, Friday and Saturday of las l weeks. Barns seem to be favorite tar gets for the lightning.
 Mrs. Myrtice Barnett, who has neei f | spending a vacation Ut Narraganset Pier, is expected to return here the lat 7 ter part of this week.
 ! John M. Dove was a visitor in Provi dence< Monday. g Monday state police officers were com piling reports On the usual grist of Sun day motoring accidents in towns an villages hersabouts
 John A. Howard of Providence was
 visitor with friends in Dalleisoa O Monday.
 Harry Magoon and Mortimer Marler, 0 Brooklyn, were members of a fshln party that took a four pound bass . Moosup pond.
 Charles Carter of Saylesville has e,l tered the employ of the LlrFin 1soed C.
 At South Killingly, Perry Bliven is t erect store building, s development 1T
 cident to the impending opening of u
 new state highway to Providence VI
 Little Ress.
 Strawberries from the A. A. Jaqns
 place at South Killingly continue to con
 into Danielson and likely will be avsi
 able for several weeks yet.
 The new cement roadway throug
 Main street at Central Villags will !
 ready for use before long.
 Announcements have teen received heI
 of the marriage Saturday last in Bcstc
 of Miss Ruth Kies Arnold of Putnar
 formerly of Danielson, and Janninl
 Bryan Killian of Worcester, formerly
 Elmville. Both are graduates of Ki.linl
 ly High school
 Monday afternoon in honor of the soi birthday of tIs mother Mrs Preston ]
 widow of Sheriff Sihlsy. Frgder!ck SI
 lay arranged a partySf5r hescs At her hon
 on Main street. Abolt 100 wers pre-
 ent. TE <
 Frank c. Leander of BriSzcpt.-t VI
 visitor in. Danielson on Monday. :. Mrs Marjory Joy Waller and cfildr of Kaneatele, N. T., are with Mrs Ws ler's parents, Mir. ano Mrs. F. A. JacoI of Danielson.