Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-15
> THIRD HEARING
Of Case of Girard vs- GrosVenordaIe
 Company Assigned for Today.

Company Assigned for Today.
 The trial of the case of Ferdinand Girard vs. the Grosvenordale company, which will commence in the superior court this Tuesday, morning, will be the third time that this case has been heard by g, jury in the Windhan1 coun- ty superior court, 1t twice having gone to the supreme court and been re- turned on legal technicalities. Girard, who was injured by the bursting of a company, where he was employed, was awarded s5,OOo by the jury at the first trial.
 Donald G. Perkins of Norwich is at torney> for Girard and Attorneys Searls and Stone for the defence.
 News of Fathers Death.
 The store of Charles Seder was closed Monday, MT. Seder having been called to Worcester by the death of his father
 John c. Burns Has Close Gall.
 There was much local interest in the narrow escape of guests and employees from asphyxiation at the Joslin house in Webster Sunday morning, when an eight-inch gas main burst and filled the house with gas. Seven persons nearly lost their lives. Several of those endangered are known to many Putnam people. John c. Burns one of the boarders at the hotel and one fortunate in being little affected by the gas, is of Danielson, son of MT. and Mrs. John Burns. MT. Burns aid ed in the rescue work helping to re- move from their rooms various uncon- scious persons.
 To Play Third Game in Putnam.
 Southbridse and Putnam will play the third of their series of games in this city on Thursday evening. Each team has won a game out of the se- ries of five to be played.
 Personal Mention
 NJ. NJ. Dwyer was in Worcester on a business trip Monday.
 Henry c. San Sauvier of Woonsock- ct called on Putnam friends Monday.
 Michael Murphy will go to Buffalo this week; also to Syracuse and Utica before returning to Putnam.
 Louis Mathieu of Webster was in Putnam Monday.
 Putnam friends are at Danielson this 0Tuesday) morning to attend the fu- neral of Mrs. Henry Gareau.
 General Manager Samuel Anderson Of Norwich was in Putnam Monday
 C.. A. Hammond was in Boston on business trip Monday.
 City Notes.
 MT. and Mrs. O. E. Ryther and Mrs. Lewis Williams of Norwich were the guests of MT. and Mrs. L. o. Will 1ams of South Main street on Sunday.
 Miss Maude Case of Worcester spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Case.
 The mock trial to have been pre- sented by the Ladies' Social circle of the Congregational church has been postponed.
 Address by o. E. Ryther.
 O. E. Ryther of Norwich, accom- panied by L. O. Williams chorister, and the members of the choir of the Second Congregational church, attend ed a service in the Congregat church in DayviIle Sunday evening. Mr. Tpr-fH s1S14x choir rendered several selections
 Mrs. Huntingdon and her daughter, Miss Helen Huntingdon of Abingdon, have been guests of Mrs. George E. Shaw
 Miss Minnie Warner of Lynn, Mass, is the guest of Putnam relatives.
 Officers of Pastors Bible Class.
 The Pastors Bible class of the Sec ond Congregational Sunday school re- organized on Sunday and elected of 1iesrs fStsr as follows: President. J c. Raymond Gilpatric: membership com mittee, J. G. Johnson, Mrs s. NJ. Miss Bernice Paine; com mittee to make arrangements for the next social, J. G. Johnson, Mrs s. M Wheelock Gertrude Jones. The Y. F. $. c. E. orchestra, which has been organized, played at the meetine of the c. E. held Sunday eve ming, for the second time The or chestra members are Mrs. c. L. Ter rey, Miss Louise Weatherhead Miss Bertha Sargent. c. D. Sharpe. J. In man Harold Corbin, F. Chandler Oth- CTS are planning to join soon-
 Flag from G. A. R. A union conclave of the Pages of Arthur and the Knights of King Ar thur was held in the castle room in the Congregational church at o'clock evening, at which the boys were the guests of the representatives of the G. A. R. One of the veterans the castle a flag. Camp sto- ries were told and war songs sung Camp rations served completed the engaging programme.
 Various Interests. At d special meeting of the Pages | of King Arthur in the castle room. i this afternoon, guests from DanieIson will be entertained. A meeting of the O. M. club is to | be held with Miss Alice Morse this | evening. Miss Bass of Boston is to give re- | igious readings at service to be held | n the Congregational church on East | er Sunday.
 Mrs. c. D. Sharpe is to entertain the | Kings Daughters Wednesday after | noon.