Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-22
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEVIS

Burbank and Arnold WId members of the district committee. have warned the annual meeting of the East Brooklyn fire district really the West Side of aDniel- son. The warning sets forth that the -7eeting wil include the matter of pre- 1ant.ng the annual reports 0I officials and Will consider matters of routine business. No subject of unusual interest is listed for consideration at the meeting.
 Representatives of the commercial de- partnrents of KiIlingsy High school and of Putnam HIgh school are to meet in the assembly hall of KilIfngly High school on Friday evening of next week in a typewritlng contest. Seniors of both schools will compete against each other in one contest and juniors of each school in another. Prizes will be awarded to the winners in each contest
 The forty hours devotion will begin Sunday at the high mass at St. Joseph's church in DayvE1e and will conclude Tuesday morning During the period visiting priests from number of par isfes in this part of the state wiil be at Dayvilie to participate in the devotion
 Next Thursday afternoon at the assem- bly, hall of the Danielson graded school grammar school pupils will participate in, eXercses arranged to observe the tooth anniversary of Gen. U. s. Grant. The program will include songs and recita- tons and sketch of tho life of Presi. dent Grant wiA be given. Representatives of patriotic societies in town have been invited to be present.
 Tine following persons recently united with the Westheid Congregational church: Mrs. Lena Bergstrom, Miss Roxie H. Bergstrom. Ruth ". Clarke, Ruth c. cunneen, Edward N. Curtis, Melvin E. Fisher, Eleanor Gardner. Eliz- , ebsth Gardner, Hiida Grab. Winifred | Hammett, MT. and Mrs. Joseph C Jette. Evelyn D. Jette. MT. ana Mrs. Nelson A. Marvo,t Doris T. Potter Tessie E. Pot 1 ter, Alice Smith and Abuer s. Young.
 During the coming week members of l the American Legion will endeayor to 1 increase the membership of the local post. 4 nationwide drive for new mem ] bers of the organization wfI be on during 1 the period
 Sidney ". Bard wiM conduct the ser- vice at St. A4ban's church Sunday morn ing
 John Smith, son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Smith, returned Friday from the Kay Kimball hospital at Putnam. well on the road to recovery after undergoing an operation iOE appeIGlciIlS.
 Mrs. Ellen Codding had the members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary so- eiety of the Methodist church at her home for meeting Friday afternoon.
 A. A Tiliinghast of South KiIlfngly recently has, been in New Hampshire on a business trip
 Members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church conducted a food sale at the store of G. 0. Thomas Friday af- ternoon
 J. B. Barstow. wireless operator, who has made many long sea voyages, left here Friday after visit with relatives Rev. A. A. Gates of Hampton gave a talk Friday evening at the April confer ence of the church school officers and teachers at the Congregational church A supper was served at 630.
 Edward sleath of East Ktlnngiy is 2 patient at the Day Klmball hospital al Putnam and is recovering after under going a surgical operation.
 1 Many DanieLson residents have no waited the arrival of an official cleanup week and are already engaged in tidyins up grounds about their homes
 Rev. E. A. Blake. D. D., of-ManchesteY
 formerly of Brooklyn. has been visitin, with friends hereabouts this week.
 Members of McGregor post, G. A. R. and McGregor Woman's Relief corps ar to attend the morning service at the Bap tist church Sunday. Rev. J W. Houcl VII preach the sermon and the subiec will be Righteousness Exalteth a Nation Mrs. Emma M Davis has filed suit fo divorce from William c. Davis.
 brush fire that was sweeping owe land north of Dayville Thursday after noon was extfnguished before it caused serious damage.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. IT. Preston, who are t l observe the 55th anniversary of thei marriage May 13. formerly were resi- dants of East KIT:ngly
 l P. J. Sheridan of Putnam again is t
 be manager at Wildwood park during tn season that is to open during the coming
 month.
 Rev. David L. Coombs of St. Paul
 church. Plainfeld. will preach at the ser