Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-12
DANIELSON

Something of what is being done by the civic federation through it's visiting nurse service is shown by the interesting month- ly report Of Miss Miriam Boohower. visiting nurse The cases carried over into March from previous periods number cd nine. During March 16 new cases were listed and IS were discharged. At the end of the month seven remain5d under care. There were no deaths
 The number Of paying Eatients was 13, the number Of free patients 12. Nursing visits numbered 155. All were medical patients during March, there being no surgical cases. There were two obsteric- al patients and three tuberculosis patients. Social service visits numbered 34.
 Special work carried out during the month included four half-days spent in schools by the nurse and visit to the Killiugly town farm Relief given includ- cd 56 garments, pairs of shoes, hats, bohy's -o-cart. eggs and groceries.
 Contributions of clothing Were received from Mrs J. P Young. Mrs A. P. Burns Mrs. c. ". Atwood, Miss Louis Danielson, Miss Adah Dauielson. A large box of hats was given by Mdme. bosph Cyr.
 Money received from patients during the month amounted to $24-9O.
 Tuedny morning the funeral of Miss Nfaraua Stringer, 23, was held from the horns of her father, Victor Stringer, i1 Central Village, with services at All Hal lows church. Noosup, Rev. J. E. McCar- thy being celebrant of the high mass of re- quien. Burial was in the Sacred Heart cemetery at Wauregan. Martin T. Burns was the funeral director.
 The funeral of Mrs. Harriet E. Palmer sister of Charles IL Bacon. will be brought here from Waltham. Mass, to- Ha 4fnaA of fnr burial i11 Westfieid cemetery. Mrs Palm CT. a resident in Waltham for many years was a native of the town of KiHingly, born Aurust 29. 1888, a daughter of William C. and Mary Av1s CMaIbone) Bacon Her husband has been dead for years Mrs Palmer leaves a daughter, Mss Susan and in addition 10 her brother Charles leaves a sister, Mrs Carrie Fuller of Mt Vernon. N. Y. A. F. Wood is in Walthan today to talzA charge of the funeral ar rangemeutN
 Another period of grass and bursh free has begun. At s.20 Tuesday afternoon the fire department was called out to cart Tor a grass fire that was sweeping ove' ths Rlvery1sw section, where there was 2 similar urs last week. On this occasion the fire was on the Danielson farm, deaset by Oliver r. Downs. Mir. Downs hal piowed several furruws around an area  that he wished to burn over, but the hrt driven by the high wind. leaped this bar risr and started 10 spread. The firemer beat out ths fire in some places and al lowed it to burn across the field and up tt wall. where 1t was stopped
 Monday evening brush land between th' tracks os the New Haven road and th' state highway leading to Wauregan, Jus south Of Fall brook, was burned over This fire stirred up some interest, but diC no serious camage.
 Tomorrow. Holy Thursday, will brinl the berinninz of series of Holy weel services in Danielson. Several of tn churches have services planned for the re rnaininE days Of the week, with the usua festival services for Easter Sunday.
 DriTla are continuing to bore their wn, through the ledge east of here where roc is being gotten out for use on the stat highway to Ltttle Rest Sufficient roc has been made ready for the crusher [ keep the r1acRdsm busy for a considerabl period.
 Everett F. Brown of PIsinheld Is tn field repressntRtipe of the Windha1 County Fzrmers' association in the mem