Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-21
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

seems. Even silky hair on chicks fails to get a surprise out of Eastern Connec- ticut these days. Feathers on fence post would be a. far more outstanding sensation and, without doubt, would com mand more money from the treasurer of a big newspaper than a simple littlf story about chicks with silky hair, which variety of chicks are so plentiful here abouts as to be underfoot at times. A nice winter day" commented an easy going citizen who looked weather ward, Thursday noon, while gale was holing out of the west and the tempera- ture as lowering around 46, About any reasonable rerson would agree with him. Therefore, Host" adv for spring might not seem out of place. For the time being spring is in the discard and
 another wait for it's return is on.
 John z. LaBelle, of this town. and Mrs. Susie c. Williams of Brooklyn are num- 5ered among those who make up the committee that will engage in 9 drive for members for the Windham County Farm CTS association. This association. form ed several years ago. has Sso patiently proven it's worth that the committee an ticipates no great difficult yin obtaining greater membership roll than ever be- fore.
 A recent marriage of local interest was that of Miss Lila O. Matthewson of East Killingly and George Boucher of Harris vile, R. T., who were married here by Rev. J. W. Houck of the Baptist church. After their wedding trip they will make their home in East Killingly.
 Mrs. M. V. Woodworth will have the members of the Ladies Reading circle af her home for a meeting Monday after noon.
 Miss Myrtle L'Heureaux underwent an operation for appendicitis this week at St. Vincent's hospital in Worcester
 John c. Benson of Providence was a visitor with friends in Danielson OK Thursday.
 A truck belonging to 8. long distance telephone company was afre Thursday afternoon near the foot of Hampton hill Mrs. c. T. Thayer Of Putnam was a visitor with relatives in Danielson on Thursday.
 Everett T Tillinghast recently was in New Hampshire negotiating for the pur- chase of woodland property in that state. W. Irving BuTard recently delivered a series of four lectures on finance before the student body of Dartmouth college at Hanover. N. H. Mir. Bullard, formerly of Danieison is a vice president of the Mer- chants National bank of Boston. Miss Dorcas Gallup, who is teaching at Dedham, Mass, has been spending the Easter recess with her parents Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Gallup.
 It is expected that W ". Raimer will he present to assist in the e'nging at the "0a@regational church in South Killing . y at the Sunday evening service. C. B. Manthoner of New Bedford was q visitor with friends in Danielson on Thursday.
 The meeting of the Union Baptist church at East Kf1lingly is scheduled for Monday evening of next week. Not much has been heard from the trout fishermen this week-eold weather and storms have kept the moff the brooks and kept the trout from biting. Dr. II. c. Dixon of this town read au especially interesting paper Thursday at the annual meeting of the Windham County Medical society at the Attawau- gan hotel on Bovine Tuberculosis in Man, 8 subject of live current interest.