Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
DANIELSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIElSON

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 Merrill E. Smith post, No sss Is the name of the new organization of Veterans of Foreign Wars that has been started in Danielson with Frederick E. Cunneen as commander and Arthur RainvIlis as vice commander. John P. Purvis, who has been active ln bringing about the organ ization of the post. has been elected sd- 5usant- These are the only officers elect ed up to the present time, but it is ex- pected to complete the list of officers of the post at the next meeting, which has been called for Wednesday evening, August 80.
 Nr Purvis said Monday that the charter members have only short time in which to enroll. Scores of ex-service men In this territory are eligible for membership in this great organization and those who have organized the post are anxious 10 hear from all these men. The most Is named in honor cf Brooklyn young man who gave his life Nniie fighting in France during the world var
 Commander Cunneen Is a veteran of the Spanish-Americzn war snd saw ser vkce with the navy off the coast of Cuba. in the stirring days of 'es. Vice Command CT Ralnville was a member of the famous Yankee (2sth) division, which made Euch a brilliant fighting record in France. and Aajuian; Purvis also saw hard ac- two serv,co In France with the 55tn Coast artillery.
 ThrouEh the courtesy of Carroll B. Al- len. who has a place of business in Gen. tc- street. the people of Danielson and surrounding towns are to be entertained win a band concert on Davis park Friday evening of this week The concert will bf given by the Wauregan band. an ex- Hlie1- group Of musicians. The band r-rl appear fr nattv white uniforms, and sv1i para te from Danielson center to the oa=E- afr AIen has personally arrang- I'd for -he rivinr Of this concert d gen. erous Arrangement that VIII be a0nrlciat- si by a public that has been anxious to near fucf "a concert since the beginning "a. th- summer season.
 1frn,ipr morning the funerni of Nrrs, Mar aa7on- was held from her home p fa-Ia ffreef with Eervfces at St. Tsm.s ca1rrh at %. o'clock Rev John O. 1f Windsor. a nsnhew 1f Mrs. -slea was criehrauf rf the sol su1n nigh n1s of requlem. with Rev John Roux, M s as deacon and R3v Walter J. Green az sub-deacon. Rev Joseph kEoussier. M S., was master of cere- monies. The service was attended by many relatives and friends of Mrs. Glea- Eon. The body was taken to East Doug las for burial The bearers were Joseph Gleason. Edward Fuller. Edward Maher, James AIouohan. Patrick Murray and Iohn Harty. the latter of Norwich Louis 2. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 Announcement was made Monday that The committee of the Westfeld Congre- rational church which has in charge the matter of arrangements for the building N a parish house which Is to be annexed lo the easterly end of the church build hE. at Main and Reynolds street, has awarded contracts for the work. The carpentry work Is to be done by Damase Boalais. the elecertcal work by Walter L.. HoyIe, the plumbing by E. H. Keact md the painting oy W. W. NIcEwe1. Tht parish house Is to be complete December !. The cost will be approximately s19.' poo.
 Coroner Arthur G. Bill said Monda, lhat he has completed his inquest re,atlv, To the accident in which John H. Hirst o Central Village lost his life when ca sriven by Jeremie LafranSe of the sam place crashed into a tree on North Mai Street during the early hours of Satur Say morning. The coroner will find tha he accident was not due to the crinina negligence or act of anyone.
 September 10 has been selected as tn late for the annual outing and clambak lf the Bohemian club. which has upward if 200 members. The outing will be hel At Alexander's lake, and tho princips IeRture of 1t will be 8 shore dime which will be prepared by King Georg Jacques, who was crowned as a roys ruler by the Bohssn,ans a. ono of thei hnnuzl outings a num5er of years az Ead has since become known far an vide as King George.
 Al sG James church at o'clock ATo1 lay morning, Miss Alice Mathieu of th place was united in marriage with Al nand Biain of North Grosvenordale. Re John Roux. M. S.. performed the ma dage and was celebrant of the nupti mass. attended by numbers of relativ, and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Blain Ie with Albert Trahan Monday aftetrnoc Dr a ten days motor trip to Montre Jnd to smaller place in the vicinity
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 Automobiles filled with members Inc Windham County Farmers associ 5on will pass through Dan!elson tods Wednesday, on their way from Putna