Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-10
EIks Plan Ladies' Might.


was formerly resident of this city.
ElI<s Plan Ladies' Night
Byron d. Bugbee. Richard German
G.. Byron Morse, Ralph w. Tefft, Isaac
Champeau, Omer Milot Archibald Mac
donald and NJ. r. Joy are the commit
for the annual ladies' night, which is
to be made the social eVene of the
year in the doings Of the organiza-
ton.
Short Calendar Session February z.
Judge Ralph Wheeler will come to
Putnam Monday, February Z, to pre-
side at a special short calendar ses-
sion of the superior court. The session
will last but a day, and will allow of
clearing up business that can be dis
posed of prior to the March term of
court.
Officers of Baptist Bible Society.
Following are the newly elected of
ficers of the Bible school of the Baptist
church: Superintendent, Clarence e.
Pierce: assistant superintendent, Chas.
p. Richardson; secretary, Miss Char
lotte A. Hopkins; assistant secretary,
Miss Gertrude ID. Joslin; treasurer. Miss
Ellen King; librarian, Oscar S. Rich;
superintendent OF the primary depart
ment. Mrs. J. p. Kent: superintendent
chorister, Miss Ellen King.
A large number viii go from this
city to the Tourtelotte High school at
u
Mcmillan lecture on Peary's Trip to
the North
Congregational Sunday School Officers.
Chester e. Child has been appointed
superintendent OF the Sunday school OF
the Congregational church, with the
following. staff of officers; Assistant
SUPERINTENDENT J.. G. Johnson; secre-
tary, Z. NJ. Corbin; treasurer, Alvin S.
Martin; librarian. III. w Sharpe; Choir
lister. A. NJ. Clark: collectors. Miss
Childs' class; Junior department super
intendent, Mrs. f. J. Dutton; junior de-
Daniels; primary department superfn-
tendent, Mrs. f. NJ. Warner primary
department assistant superintendent,
Mrs. J. f. Carpenter: home department
superintendent. Miss S. Lizzie Clarke:
Sunday school committee, the officers
and Miss Mary L. Daniels. II. C. Brad
ford. C. d. Sharpe, H. F. Wilder. Miss
A. Tarr.
c. {. Official Board.
The Y. p S. c. E. Of the Congrega-
tional church has elected the following
officers OF the ensuing six months:
President, John G. Johnson; vice presi-
Alice Fuller; treasurer, John A. c.
Warner; corresponding secretary, Har-
old s. Corbin; prayer meeting COM
mittee, Harold s. Corbin, Josephine
CESS. Marguerite Mansfield, Howard G.
Bradford; music committee. Mary II.
Daniels. Louise weatherhead, John A.
Morse. Jr, John 7. Inman. Mae V.
Smith, John A. c. Warner; missionary
committee. Lizzie Child, Gertrudge c.
Warner. z. NJ. Corbin: lookout COM
mittee Ruth s. .Murfey, Elizabeth Gift
ford Harlie I. Corbin. Celia Shepard,
Charles Airon Minnie Kellar, Alvin
Martin: social committee. Mary A.
Wheaton. Alice Fuller. Alice Tucker,
Helen Bradley, Arthur Perry Gladys
Field. Lindley Cain. Island Bradley;
flower committee, Bertha L. Sargent,
Gertrude NJ. Shaw. Gertrude Hall. Hat
tie Inman. Mrs. w J. Bartlett, Gladys
Murfey; prison and jail committee, 70.
NJ. Warner, Rev. +. ID. Sargent, c. ID.
Sharpe.
K. o. K A Convention
Next Saturday the Eastern District
convention of K o. K A. will meet in
Putnam. The programme will include
brief history of the order, an Illus
trated lecture by Rev. John p. MARI
win on The Heart of Boy, and the
comforting of degrees. There are eigh-
ten castles In the district.