Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-27

MT. and Mrs. John Gahan have re- turned from a visit with friends in Rockville.
 was in Putnam Friday.
 Edward McDermott of this city is visiting in Derby.
 Miss Grace A. Taylor visited in Dan- ielson Friday.
 Walter Gahan, who is at Saranac lake for his health, writes that he has gained five pounds and is feeling fine.
 James c. Birch of Dorchester called on friends in Putnam Friday.
 Charles T. Thayer. who has been III for the past six weeks with typhoid fever at his home on Chapman street, has so far recovered as to be consid- cred out of danger
 Game with Holy Cross Team.
 Manager Frank Cordier of the Put nam basketball team is arranging a game with a team from Holy Cross college.
 Charles Nichols has given up his place with James Sullivan and is to start in business for himself.
 M. l.. Capron of Worcester was in Putnam Friday.
 George Lamoureaux of New Bedford has been the guest of friends in Put nam.
 Huber D. Cards Health Restored.
 Attorney Huber D. Card returned to Putnam Friday much improved in health after a stay at saranac lake. His physicians kept him in bed for a few weeks after his arrival He Is looking well again, showing marked improvement and will probably in e short time be fully restored to health.
 Az n.ri.Ien, G.anr.
 M. H. Geissler, Merrill Paine, How ard Bradford and Dr. F. T. Perry were among those who went from Putnam to Danielson Friday evening to attend the Emerson seance.
 Two Defeats for Jewett City.
 The Putnam basketball team dupli- cated their victory of the afternoon at Jewett City Thursday evening, win interest in basketball is coming back in Putnam.
 Class in EIocution.
 The members of the junior class of Putnam high school are to have an elocution class. Miss Lillian Drouett will be instructress for the class.
 Putnam grangers will go to the Con- necticut agricultural college at Storrs today (Saturday) to attend the spe- cial meeting of Quinebaug Pomona grange. The annual meeting of Quin- ebaug Pomona grange Is to be held with Border grange at Willimantic month.
 Holiday for Police, Also.
 The holiday came and went in Put nam without the services of the police department being required to quell any disturbance. Everyone was well behaved and a good record was made.
 Good progress has been made in lay ing the drainage pipe system recently authorized to be placed in the Grove street section of the city. The line Is yet to be continued through Chapman and South Main streets and on into the Quinebaug river.
 Week of Prayer at St. Philips School
 Rev. c. N. Field, father superior of the order of St. John the Evangelist, of Boston. will conduct the opening service of a week of prayer at St. Philips church in this city next Mon day evening.
 The nlidweek prayer meeting was held at the Methodist church Friday evening instead of on Thursday eve ming. as is usual, the postponement being on account of Thanksgiving.
 About a dozen cases of diphtheria nave DceQ TeDOTlcdf SCNcANA OA "AA'NAA are in one family. Some of the cases are severe and others of milder type. The source of the outbreak has not been definitely traced.
 EvanseIistie Meeting.
 The ten days series of evangelistic meetings that are to be opened at the Baptist church tomorrow Sunday morning, promises to be of exceptional interest. Rev. William F. Newton, who is to be present during the meetings, ia a fine speaker and a good singer and will make the meetings of deep interest.
 The Farther Lights of the Baptist church met with Miss Marjorie Rich ards on Friday evening.
 George Paris Recovers from Accident.
 George Paris, formerly of Putnam. and a member of the first of Paris Bros, has been visiting here. MT. Paris Is just out of a Springfield hos pital where he has been a patient for six weeks, as the result of an accident to a trolley car on which he was riding, MT. Paris suffering a crushed foot. He is now able to walk nearly as well as ever.
 Was One of Father Tabb's Students. Bernard Murphy, MD. of Pomfret and Putnam, was student under the late priest-poet. Rev. John Bannister Tabb at St. Charles college. Elliott City. Md. Dr. Murphy as a member of Father Tabb's classes in English lit- erature, came to know him well, and recalls distinctly many of the char