Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-13
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEVIS
PUTNAM

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 Miss Elizabeth Wheelock of this city has been appointed. by Mrs. George Maynard Minor, president general Of the , national D. A. R. as q page to the next D. 4. R. congress to be held at Wash ington. D. C., in the spring. Miss Vince : lock is a daughter of Major and Mrs. i Silas NJ WhoelocK o this city, her fa- : ther being a member of the military staff of Governor Everett J. Lake, and is g student at Simmons college. Miss girls to receive the honor bestowed by , the appointment
 Further consideration was being given by city officials Thursday to the prob lem of adjusting affairs in the fire de- psrtment on such 8 basis as to remove in great part all cause for any further rancor on the part of the reasonable minded members of two factions that have figured so prominently for several years past in the dissatisfa0tions that have been so manifest and the basis for so much incrinliz. ation. There is 8 pro- .bahility, it was stated. Thursday that the matter may be adjusted this week.
 Superintendent of Streets Frederick Dumas had a force of men at work in the business section during Thursday clearing away as much of the frozen snow as could readily be removed. The traffic chewed u9 the greater part Of the accumulation from Wednesdays storm so that no great difficulty was exper!- >elced in loading it into vehicles and cagting it to the vacant lot in the rear of the Donohue building on Main street.
 The going was the worst of the winter for all vehiculav traffic on Thursday, 11oG G slraped a good part of the snow and sIush. which afterwards froze into a SOL id mass. from the main arteries of travel through this territory, but on side streets in the city and on highways that are not improved the going was especially rough and many an automobile tire was torn CT otherwise damaged in negotiat- ing the rough going.
 Neither train nor trolley service was interrupted by the storm. During Thursday the trolley cars were running right on schedule and only an occasional train was late
 Following are the newly elected off, cers of the Putnam Girls club: Presl- dent, Miss Airline LeClair; vice presi- dent. Mrs Katherine Lizotte; treasurer, Miss Harriet Smith; recording secre- ta~y. Miss Elizabeth O'Brien; financial ] Q bonding secretary, Miss Minnie Kenary l; chairman hoGsa committee, Mrs. Rather inc Lizotte.
 The club has a. number of events plan ned for the remainder of the winter sea- son. Weekly socials, the first Of which will be next Monday evening, have been there Wa sa considerable gain between Wednesday night and Thursday night, when the temperature remained far helov l freezing.
 William s. Brown of Shecard HI farm i has received a copy of the annual report ! of the Federal Land bank of Springfield, ! these reports being sent out to members i of national farm lean associations in this ; district, This bank. one of a group | throughout the country. is 8 government institution intended 10 aid farmers. The 1 statement of the Springfield bank shows l assets as of Nov. 30, 1921, of s18,244,- 9S0.37.
 Newly elected officers os St. AIban'. ! church are: Clerk, Alfred L. Reed ! treasurer, Herbert II. Pepler; collector John W. Branford; members of execu. 1 tive committee. Judge Milton A. Shum. way, Sidney ?. Marland, John Ashworth " liL-dlil E-ldEtt T.. H. Ate2Cl duUlIQTS Leon NJ. FaTTiD. Francis F. St9rer The Lane Construction company, whlcf has a. contract of building for the state of Rhode Island several miles Of the Providence-Dani ieIso1 trunk line high : way. IS continuing blasting and stone ! brushing operations right through tbt winter, and crews of the company art now a- volk .u the town of Foster. Tho third and fourth degrees will D. conferred upon candidates when Killing y grange holds It's ting CT Monday evening of next Ngall
 Edward T. 44rca is ser iously i'll at tn, home of his son. William K Litch, or
 Arthur C. EzgcT of Worcester was visitor with friends ln Danteison Thurs day
 Wal.a- IT. 7u~70y was in Bosto, Tau-s -a z Ie- 15-z trip
 Pac4 m Brooklyn corrcspcn dsat .-9s t-t caca- lars were foun, craw ls O. the -i.a7alHs in Brooklyn Tueso-- af e-10o-
 Jo'. C E-rah-rdt of. Worcester was visitor with friends in Danielson Thurs day
 X new heating system is co be :rstanet et 1ta Congregational church in Soul ili .ugiy to replace apparatus that i
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 Hiram Burton is the newly installe chancellor commander Of Orient lodge, K
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 Some of the unsuccessful tirlns of Bos l ton bankers who bid for the issue Of SC
 ylal bonds Of the town of Knlingly wer kind enough to wire their congratulation that Kiliiugly's bonds brought such 9 sur prisingly large premium. With the ney
 issue there will be s215 ,000 in bonG3 0
 the town of Kiliingly outstanding
 Mrs. A. D. Putnam will have the mem
 bers Of the Ladies Reading circle at he
 home for a meeting next Monday after noon. Current events will be discussed
 The state regent will attend nex
 weeks meeting of Sarah Williams Dan 1 ielson chapter, D. A. R.