Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-28

Judge M. A. Shunway presided at
 the drawing of jurors for the March
 Saturday morning. Those drawn were
 as follows: AIonzo C. Bosworth, Jo-
 seph Maynard. John o. Fox, Putnam;
 Fred A Davon. Charles R. Hibbard.
 D. Knowlton. Ashford: John M. Bes-
 sette, Brooklyn; Nelson J. Lyon, Cam
 terbury; Ellsworth Russell. Chaplin;
 Arthur M. Keith, Eastford; Henry L..
 Stone, Hampton; Frank M. Bennett
 Elmer O. Mathewson. William F. Baa-
 ley, Killingly; William German, Am
 drew J. Bitgood, Plainfleld; Michael
 Chauncey M. Smith, scotland; William R. Barber. Sterling: Edward A. Back us, Leon N. Wallser, Thompson; Har- ries L. Sawyer, David Aldrich. Wood
 Areanum Clubs Officers. Following are the newly elected offi- cers of the Arcanmn club: President, Augustus l. Morse; vice president, L. P. Merriam: secretary and treasurer, George W. Baker; executive commit tee, J. H. RaffeTty George F. Miner
 Hines.
 chiIdren's Day Committees.
 Mrs. W. J. Bartlett has appointed
 the following committees to assist her
 cert of the Congregational church:
 Prosrarnme Mrs. E. M. Warmer, Miss Lillian Drouett, Miss White: decora-
 Miss Burgess. Miss Inman, Mr. Innnan,
 John c. Johnson
 To Read Paper Before K. of x. A. Miss Gertrude Hall has prepared e paper about Martha's Vineyard which she will read at the meeting of the Knights of King Arthur this (Mon- day) evening. As some of the boys are ysx u,.I frfF ffe "a City this summer, the story of that island will be of unusual interest Players Anxious to Join Trolley League. It is understood that some of the players of the Putnam team last year are to try for places in the new trolley league that is to embrace Norwich. 1y Norwich and WilIfmantic are the towns where the local players wall try to get on.
 Good Business on Saturday. Putnam people had a shopping car nival Saturday, and there were many visitors in the city from surrounding towns. Crowded electric cars were ing hours The extra interest was aroused by the opening of a new store Men, Women and Affairs. heOH V. AIHOio SA APpohauB was III Putnam Saturday.
 John G. Johnson was leader of the Y. P. s. c. E. meeting Sunday even ing.
 Charles K. Shaw. recently operated upon for appendicitis. is reported as
 resting comfortably at the Day-Kim-
 Attorney NJ. H. GeissIer was at Elli- ott's on legal business Saturday. The Woman's Missionary society of the Congregational church is to meet | with Mrs. l.. D. Williams Tuesday. l Spain will be the topic Dr. F. A Morrell is assigned os vis- iting physician at the Day-Kinnball hospital for March.
 , M M Dwyer was in Providence on a business trip Saturday. A number of grangers from Putnam | the joint meeting of the New London County and Quinebaug Pomona Grang- | es. | Edwin O. Summer, formerly of East | ford. we'll known in this city. is the new superintendent Of streets in Will | liTnantic.
 Mrs. George Gleason. who has been visiting relatives at Putnam Heights | has returned to Worcester. | B. F. HouHhan of the local conamer- cial school was at his home in Nor witch over Sunday
 I Dr. Sherman of New London, for
 i11eriy of Putnam. was in town Satur- | day.
 | Valentine Tea Melted S29o.5o. | The woman's board of the Day Kim ball hospital cleared $290.50 from the
 recent Valentine tea. | The members of tine common council will hold the regular March meeting
 tomorrow (Tuesday) evening, when ap-