Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-11-13

Andrew Hyde returned to Montclair,
N. J., Friday. after spending a few
days in Putnam.
C. B. Hirch of South birmingham
called on friends in Putnam Friday.
Miss Lillian French of East Doug
las is visiting with Putnam friends.
Miss Margaret McGrath of Hartford
has been a recent visitor in Putnam.
To Work Nights.
Business is booming at the mill Of
the French River Textile company.
Seventy night weavers are to be
put to work next week, commencing
Monday. The weavers are wanted to
work on fancy worsteds. The plant will
run steadily day and night for at least
three months.
Jingles Robinson Arrested.
Jingles Robinson, a well known char
acter about Putnam. who has been
away from here for several years, was
arrested by Captain John Murray on
Friday for soliciting. Robinson will be
ing.
day.
The Tourtelotte Memorial High
school at North Grosvenordale Is to be
regularly opened Sunday afternoons
for the inspection of those who may
wish to visit the building. This school
building is without a peer in Connect
cut and is being visited by many peo-
pie from all over the country. The art
collection in the memorial room is SUI
perb.
Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed as follows are I'M
claimed at the Putnam postoffice this
week: Walter Colby, Walter Wallie.
Frank Mann. H. L. Williams, Miss
Mary ]. st. George.
Taking Annual Census.
Rev. John Van den MORT and Rev.
Adrian Dykeman are engaged In TAX
ing the annual census among the
members of St. Mary's parish. It is
expected that the enumeration will
show an increase this year.
Renewals of membership in the Put
nam Social and Athletic club must
come in faster than they have during
the past two weeks, If the organization
is to continue to exist. Less than half
a hundred have paid their member
ship fee, out of more than 1000 who
were members last year. Frank Cor
der OF the club said Friday that 1t is
an expensive proposition that the club
| is called upon to face in putting on
boxing exhibitions and wrestling
in the ring. and good men want a lot
| OF good mony to come here. With nc
bouts in sight the members have hest
tated to come UP with their assessment
| money.
Mr.. Ream to Improve Thompson Conn
mon.
| Norman B. Rearn. the New York mil
| lionaire, who has a magnificent coun-
| try estate at Thompson, is again dis
| playing his interest in that town. Mr.
/ Ream, always more than generous in
aiding public improvements, is to see
| tina the Common in Thompson is inn
proved and placed in an attractive
| condition.
Harvest Concert at M. {. Church.
Tomorrow Sunday evening there is
to be a harvest concert at the Meth
odist church. The programme will be
as follows:
| Opening hymn, No. 24s in Hymsal;
| Scripture reading; prayer, pastor: an
them, choir; Harvest Messages, Stan
| ley Shaw, Frank Heath, Willie Belch-
| err; Soldiers of Christ, Beatrice Bur-
dict; Lift UP Your Happy Voices, q
girls chorus: Sowing and Reaping
| Thomas Richmond, Elmer Franklin
Wesley Belcher, Wyman Richardson
Ruth Belcher, Alice Dwyer; trio
| Grace Lawton. Buelah Kilbourne
Merwin Cutler; Daily Work, Ear
Hughes: Choose Tonight, Ruth Cul.
Ter; All the Day Long, Alice Edison
Florence Darling; What Can We Do
Bertha Richardson: Be Strong, Car
ence Shaw; Giving, Mildred Rice
| chorus; Praise God. Hazel Perry; rec
Iitation, Florence Gilbert; solo, Sam
uel Walsh; Whispers of Nature, Lult
| Cole: Can a Little Child Like Ne
billiard Anthony; Freely Giving, solo
| Marjorie Duryea; exercise, Little
Workers. with solo by Helen Jack
son, Miss CIarx's class; remarks, Rev
E. W. Becher; Doxology; benediction
To Lecture in Webster.
Rev. F. d. Sargent, pastor Of thu
CONGREGATIONAL church. will go to Web
ster tomorrow Sunday evening t
| give a lecture on England and He
| Cathedrals. The lecture will be illus
trated.
Personal Mention.
DR.. N. Darling of Eastford has near
w recovered from the injuries he re
ceived in Putnam a few weeks ago
when the horse het was driving raj
away and threw him out.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Rabbit, who hav'
been at Panama in the canal zone. ar
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Heath
Mr.. Rabbit is a government. employe.