Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-30

Dean. South Coventry. The grand lodge was represented by P. c. Whal- en- grand warden and Jeremiah Wall, grand secretary.
 Following is a list of the contests and names of the winners:
 Potato Race for Ladies-Ida Rioux, Eleazer Jewett lodge. first; Mrs: Nel- He Kennedy, B. A. Bailey, Danieison, second
 Pipe Race for Men--Iarry Wake field, Eleazer Jewett first; Henry Lambert. E. A, Bailey second.
 Fifty Yard Dash for Ladies-katie Griffin, EIeazer Jewett. first; Mrs. Gre nier. Slater. second.
 One Hundred Yard Dash for Men William Connell Eleazer JeWett- nrst: Harry Wakefield. Eleazer Jewett' sec ond.
 Egg and Spoon Race for Ladies Mrs. Grenier. Slater, first; Ida Rioux Jewett second.
 Running Broad Jump for Me Men1 Ii inches). first; Harry Wakefield, Jew ett (3 feet 12 inches), second.
 Nail Driving Contest for Ladies Mrs. Dyson, B. A. Bailey, first; Mrs. Grenier. Slater, second.
 Hop Step and Jump-William con nell Jewett (32 feet 1-2 inches), first; Harry Wakefield, Jewett (32 feet I-2 inches). second.
 Boat Race-Joseph Watt. JeWett, first Raphael Cotton, General Put nam. second.
 Fifty Yard Dash for Boys Under 15-Joseph Calhoun, Putnam hrst; Samuel Davidson, Danielson. second
 Grand Warden Whalen and Grand Secretary Wall were judges and gave general satisfaction in their decisions.
 John Watt. deputy of General Put nam lodge, ably assisted in keeping the course clear
 Besides the prizes. the lodge of each winner was credited with so many points, the lodge having the largest number being entitled to hoid the beautiful silk athletic banner. E. A: Bailey lodge isA the present holder or the trophy, but lit will now come into the possession of Eleazer Jewett lodge, as it was credited for 43 points. against for B. A. Bailey, 3 for Sls- ter and for General Putnam. Through the courtesy of B. A. Bailey lodge and one or two of the visiting sisters a fine lunch was served to all in the dancing pavilion. The commit tee in charge and aids were: Joseph F. Watt William Cornell. Gordon Will lis, Henry Bergen. Joseph Birch and Henry Lambert who wish to extend hearty thanks to Mir. La Belle Tor inc use of the, grounds; also to l.. C. WI cox for the many courtesies snoWh 10 the members of the order.
 Committee on refreshments was composed of Sisters Bedard and Ken nedy. Danielson. Sisters Babcock and Campbell. Jewett City, and sister
 
 Injured in Runaway.
 Monday morning, while Arthur Briggs of Voluntown was driving down Main street at a furious pace his team collided with Labonne's meat cart Tine wagon was smashed and the horse ran down the street at the top of his speed. MT. Briggs was thrown into the street. landing on his head. Al fred BicknelL who was with him. struck on his shoulder. MT. Briggs was carried into Dr. Agnew's office and was soon able to walk, not being seriously injured.
 Obituary Notes.
 The body of Louis Paulhus. aged 7s was sent to St. Venart Paquetville, F e., Monday afternoon, after service at St. Mary's church.
 Mrs. Rose Cunningham died Sunday at the home of her son-4n law, Mi- chael Hopkins, on Factory Hill. She is survived by several children. General News.
 MT and Mrs. F. E. Robinson and Theodore and Marian Robinson have arrived from Kenduskeag, Me. Miss Dorothy Paul has returned from Moosup accompanied by heI cousin Miss Lora Cheney.
 Francis Brown. Harry Paul Jr. and James Dolan leave today to spend Crescent beach.
 A. NJ Clarke is entertaining his fa- ther from Providence.