Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-20
JEWETT CITY.
Mrs. Felix GuilIett Taken to 5aeIcus Hospitai-Baptist Committees Nam ed-SociaI Evening of F. B. L.

Mrs. Felix Guillett, who was so seri- ously burned Thursday evening at her home on North Main street, was talk en to the Baclxus hospital Friday morn- ing. the ambulance coming to Jewett City.
 The accident occurred at 6 o'cfool, Thursday evening. while Mrs. Guillett was preparing supper. The lamp, which she was about to place on a shelf. hit the stove litter and was knoked to the floor where 1t exploded. covering the wonan's clothing with burning al. The carpet and part of the kitchen wall were quickly in flames. Mrs. Guillett's brother-in-law was present, and his efforts and presence of mind saved her life. He ran to the sink and deluged the woman and room with water He states that the flames burned above her head. At the hospital Friday even ing she was reported comfortableAand 1t Is thought she will recover. as no flames were inhaled. Mrs. Guillett is about 35 years old and has eleven children.
 Pulpit Themes.
 At the Baptist church Sunday morn ing the sermon will be by the pastor, the Rev. E. W. Potter, on Christ the Worlds Only Hope and Life. In the evening his subject will be The Chief
  George Washington.
 At the Congregational church the pastor Rev. w H. Cane, LID, will preach. Morning subject. Why Are Peo- pie Tempted? Evening subject, Laying the Foundation of Nation. Patriotic service with special music, Christian Endeavor Wednesday at 7.30 p. m.. in- stead of Monday. Meeting of standing committee and board of visitors We'd af n
 Baptist Committees.
 Rev. k. W. Potter has announced the list of church committees recently ap- pointed by the prudential committee of the Baptist church.
 Ushers: George Wilcox, James Bick- nell, Lee Coles, Wallace H. Payne, Charles Armstrong, Byron Wilcox, Walter Jackson, Perle Whitford. Le- land Green, Ernest Perkins, George Popham.
 Music committee: G. IT. Prior, Mrs. G. Fl. Prior. Miss Alice A. Brown.
 Benevolence committee: Rev. Fl w. Potter. Deacon J. D. Phillips, R. R. Wilcox, Mrs. l.. C. Wilcox, Mrs. M. E. c. Wilson.
 Social committee: A. M. Clarke, John Armstrong. o. F. Miller, Mfrs. A. M. Brown. Mrs. R. w. Dearnley.
 Missionary committee: R. w. Dearn- ley, Deacon D. L. Phillips, Mrs. Ger trude J. Sparks. Mrs. w. H. Johnson, Mrs. R. R. Wilcox.
 Committee on baptism: MT. and Mrs. C. r Gardner, MT. and Mrs. William H. Johnson, MT and Mrs. D. C. Wilcox, Mrs. 1T. F. Cheney.
 Committee on strangers: Deacon and Mrs J. D. Phillips, MT. and Mrs. A. M. Clarke and Miss Lillian Jones.
 Trees Freed from Ice.
 The warm sun and damp south west wind all day Friday relieved the wires, trees and shrubbery of their load of ice. Those who had opportunity to visit the woods round about the bor- ough Tn the last few days saw some strange and beautiful sights. It is estimated that two tons is a fair figure at which to place the weight of ice sus- tained by some of the big forty foot hemlocks across from the Aspinook.
 Carpenters from the Ashland Cotton company have been at work partition ing a reception room in Dr. Fountaine's S office, in the property just nirth of the Finn block, which is to be occupied by hin.