Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-03
JEWETT CITY
Sunday Schools Elect Officers-Bor- ough Team Defeats Trinity College Five, 14-5-Report of Bremen for 1909.

The election of officers of the Con- gregational Sunday school Sunday re- suited as follows: Superintendent, Frank B. Robinson; assistant superin- tendent. John A. Owen; secretary. Miss Jessie J. McNicol; treasurer. Theodore assistant librarian, Miss Marguerite Bliss. The superintendent appointed Miss Mary E. Soule, Rev. w. H. Cane and Mrs. B. c. Bliss the standing com- mittee.
 Addition to Congregational Church
 Membership.
 Frederick H. Tanning and Frank E. Williams united with the Congrega- tional church by profession of faith and Mrs. Frank E. Williams by letter at the communion service on Sunday.
 Hartford Team Defeated.
 The basketball game between the Jewett Citys and Hartford Trinity col Saturday evening resulted in a victory for Jewett City, the score being 14 to 5. The lineup: Jewett City, Robertson If, A. LHeureux If, Wakefield c, Pop Srnythe If, Ferris If, Horan c, Quish lg, F. LHeureux rg. Goals, Robertson 6, A. LHeureux 5, Popham 4, Payne 1, Horan 2, Quish 8.
 Fires During 1909.
 The annual report of the secretary of A. company, No. 1, shows that there have been three bell alarms during the year -one in March for the Carroll block, one for LeClaire's block in May, and one for the Carroll block in December. There were sixteen still alarms. In February there were three-two in Ashland Cotton company tenements and one in the Haskell house on Mathewson street. In March there were two in the Ashland tenements. In April there was one in the Sullivan house on East Main street. In May one in Brickley's house. In June one in the Boutwell, house and one in Ash land tenement. In October one for fire in the rear of the Leonard property. In November three-one in a Slater tenement and two in the Ashland tene- ments. In December there were three -one in the Lamothe block and two in ly chimney fires.
 Officers of Baptist Sunday School.
 The election of officers in the Bap- tist Sunday school took place Sunday. the following being chosen: Superin- tendent, Byron Wilcox; secretary, Payne; recorder, Theresa Raney; col lector, Katherine Babcock; chorister. Grace Bicknell; missionary committee, E Rey. & P: w: Potter Mrs s: F. Brown
 The retiring superintendent John Armstrong, has served faithfully for nearly ten years, and was presented a handsome copy of Websters Interna- tional dictionary. Deacon J. E. Phillips made the presentation in behalf of the Sunday school. MT. Armstrong lives some distance from the borough and his business is such that it makes it difficult for him to be regularly at Sunday school; but seldom has he fail ed to be present, and has furthered every method of work in the interest of the school.
 Week of Prayer.
 The week of prayer services this week will be held as usual. Tuesday evening the service will be at the Green of Sterling will deliver lecture on Africa Thursday evening there will be union service at the Baptist church, the leader Rev. E. M. Anthony. Friday evening there will be union service at the Congregational church when Martin D. Kneeland, D. D., sec retary of the New England Protective league. will speak. his subject being Good Citizenship.
 News in General.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. R. Boehne and Mrs. M. E. Randall of Providence have been guests at Mrs. J. R. c. Browns.
 MT. and Mrs. Levi Adams and Miss Clara Adams spent New Years in Will limantic.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert woodworth of New London were guests Sunday at Henry Guys.
 Miss Elizabeth Beardwood substitut- ed for Miss Mabel Young in the Con- gregationai church at Danielson on Sunday.
 The Riverside grammar school opens today after ten days vacation
 Rev F. J. Muster. of Wilhmantic is substituting for Rev. O. $. Baumeister for three weeks while the latter is in Waterbury.
 Clarence Jeffers of Worcester spent Sunday at his home here