Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-30

that place Wednesday afternoon. At
taehed to the horse were a blanket,
Up to late in the afternoon it had not
been ascertained to whom the horse
belonged.
Baptist Church Election.
At the annual meeting and election
of the Baptist church with DR.. ]. B.
Kent acting as chairman, the follow
ing officers were appointed: Clerk,
Clarence E. Pierce; treasurer Charles
Arnold: church committee, J. j. Kent,
H. 0. Preston, Henry L. Converse;
ushers, ]. A. Dady, Fred N. FIaEg,
Walter Shippee, Henry Converse. Clo-
Wis Carpenter, w. s. Bates, w. e. Moss,
c.. e. Richardson; music committee,
Samuel Rich, Mrs. J. B. Kent, Mrs.
Ida G. Kennedy; collector, J. A. Dady;
committee on baptism, Deacon Thomas
Finchan, DR.. and AIRS. II. w. Thomp-
son, Mrs. G. E. Pierce, Mrs. Ida Bard,
G. E. Richardson, Miss Anna Arm
strong, Mrs. Samuel Hopkins; commit
tee on strangers, Mrs. M. e.. Leonard,
chairman; calling committee. Mrs. j.
r. Stubbert, chairman; watch-car
and discipline, pastor and deacons;
budget committee, John A. Dady. W.
II. Thompson, Miss Charlotte Hopkins.
The treasurer's report showed bal
ance of $141 in the treasury. A COM
mittee consisting of J. A. Dady, Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ. Fenner, Mrs. c. E.
Pierce, Mrs. H. w. Thompson, Mrs.
Samuel Rich and Mrs. j b. Kent were
appointed to prepare for the unveil-
ing Of the memorial tablet erected to
Mrs. Ellen Darling, who has remem-
bered the church in many ways. The
tablet will be unveiled on Easter Sun
day.
Sewer Contract Awarded.
Tuesday evening the highway com
mittee G. Allen Hawkins, George p
Miner and J. C. Nichols, awarded the
contract for building the Grove street
section of the sewer, section No. 8, to
Frank A. Gammino, who was the sec
ond lowest bidder.
Section No. includes the Grove
street section of the city and starts
near the plant of the Putnam Light &
Power Co, up Arch street to South
Main, covering South Main street from
Grove street to David Chase's resi-
dence .All of Chapman, King. Eden
Seward and Bradley streets are cover
ed. Part of Pleasant and nearly al
of Fremont streets are covered. Grove
street from a point near, King street
to Tatem street and between Ring ano
Wilkinson streets is covered. Willxin-
son and Hammond streets are covered
and Farrows from Ring to Florence
Brown, Florence and part of George
and Center streets are covered
Thirty-thrse Bidders.
The bids for the contract ranged
from $20.221 down to $s,413.S0, and
there were SO bidders.
Advertisements for bids on sections
6 and z. which include the north part
of the city. will be opened on April 81
Thes choir of the Congregations
church is to give a concert at Easi
Woodstock Friday night.
H c. Penniman is visiting in Wood
stock.
Reward for Captain Murray.
Among other business transacted al
q special meeting of , the common
council Tuesday evening, permission
was granted Postmaster Frank G
Letters to erect a steel post and lette,
box at the corner Of South Main and
Chapman streeta Permission was al.
SO granted Captain Murray to receive
q reward from the state treasurer fol
the arrest of poultry thieves, in &C.
cordance with the provisions of the
city ordinances.
Easter Sale and Supper.
The Ladies' Social circle Of the Con
sale and supper Wednesday Afternoon
and evening. The following menu wal
Tomato Boui1ion
Dinner Biscuit
Dublin Meat Pie
Home Made Rolls Spiced Pickles
STUFFED Egg Salad
Crackers Assorted Cake
Coffee