Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-18
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

ana Rsynolas street, at the entrance to the new trunk line route to Providence. The font is coming out after standing there for many years because it, is cleaf- ly a menace to traffic and because it isl felt that 1t is almost certain to cause a serious accident if allowed to remain.
 The font has outiived it's usefulness, Althoukh sone drivers who were willing l to risk their horses catching glanders have continued to use 1t. Water for I horsss iB available at many places in the borough, so the font will not bel greatly missed.
 The f6IlAWing ere the new elleers of Brooklyn grange; worthy master, Mrs. Susie c. Williams; overseer. Mrs Ma bel EnnisI lecturer, Mrs. Mabel walters steward, William walters; assistant steward, Frank spaulding; conductor. Helen Palmer treasurer. Joseph B.I Stetsen; secretary, Mrs. Addie C.. Hyde; gRtekeeper, Mrs. Hannah Wit na, Miss Kathryn HammondI Flora, Mrs. walter Evanst lady assistant steward. Miss Laura Pike.
 Rev. George G. Scrivener of ProvI. dence will deliver an address this CSat- urday) at the institute to be held at | the Methodist church hero by the ] Quinebaug Circuit League, which is 1 made up of Epworth league societies in various towns In this section of the state. The institute is to open at 8 O. | clock and following the initial exercises I there will be . Series of departmental conferences.
 ! Dancers representing practically all o' the communities for miles around 1 were at the state armory Friday even l ing to attend one of the weekly dances 1 given under the auspices of the Service battery of he 1S2d Field Artillery. Mn sic for the dance was by Woods Nov city orchestra.
 \ Of mere than passing interest to a great many who are interested in the ,i affairs of Killingiy High school is the | announcement that the Marietta KieE T Debating society has been reorganize6 Il with 29 members, representing all oi the classes of the school seniors and so- phomores predominating in the mem bership. The Debating society in other years has been Of real value to the school and especially to those who par ticipRted in its activities. It has lain dormant for several years, so it's revi. val is pleasing" i The following members of the seniol the cast for the annual senior play, tt be presented during the winter period Miss Irma Perry, Mss Pauline Bou laine, Miss Janet Paine, Miss EloisG Babson, Miss Alice Jordan, Max Bret F schneider, Henry Milone, Gilbert Reeves Lawrence KIlpatric, Norman Breariey Richard VaFney.
 The annual roll call eAIapa4gA Of tn, Danislson chapter of the Red Cross vii s be ilaugurated today (Saturday) and . , house to house canvass Is contemplate r as a feature of the effort to obtain a least 300 $l.00 memberships. Mrs. Er
 nest R. Warren, secretary of the chap [, ter, has districted the territory to b n covered, and a corps of workers hA been assigned for the canvassing. Fift cents of each dollar received will be re
 tained for work to be done in the ter : ritory Of the Danielson chapter, tn
 other fifty cents going to the nations
 headquarters of the Red Cross.
 Representatives of telephonA Ax
 changes in this territory were guests 0
 Norwich employees of the s. N. E. Tele
 phone company at a. whist party in tha
 city Friday evening.
 Vernon H. Wetherell is recoverin
 from an illness that has kept him o
 duty for a week.
 Herbert Barber of Broad street wa s called to New Haven, where his mott | ~aB nAs' SCaHStto 1o2EDcf, WIS repoTLe on Friday as i'll with pneumonia.
 The second set of games in a pite
 series were played Friday evening [
 the rooms of Cargill council, K. of c.
 number of horses have been oveu
 land from Providence for a local stabI
 About dozen horses were in the lot
 Mrs. P. F. Murray, Mrs. Marti
 Wolfe, Miss Margaret Mcbride and EC
 ward Mcbride have been at Providens
 to. attend the funeral of . friend.
 Mrs. William Landry of Thompso,
 vile has returned to her home after tvisit with her father. Abel L. Reeves | Mrs. A. E. Wilmington had the men
 bers of the weman's Missionary soci ty of the Baptist church at her hon
 for meeting Friday afternoon. Il delegation representing the wes
 field Congregational church will be
 Putnam next Wednesday to attend .
 institute on missions.
 Next week is the last week of Il
 open season for hunting game birds
 this state, a fact that will be resrett, ' by hundreds of residents of this tow who like this spert.