Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-27
ArcGnum cIub of6cers,
TRAVELLING ExPENsEs
Objected to by Woodstock and East- fsrd citixsns Who Pay School Super visor's BiIIs.

Criticism was nfade by c. H. Potter of Woodstock before the committee on education of the general assembly at the capitol in Hartford on Friday of a system under which the towns of Woodstock and Eastford are called school supervisor who sees fit to make his home in Putnam .sbecause 1t may be more pleasant to live in that place. MT. Potter contendod before the com mittee that the supervisor should five near the center of the distric< in which the schools under his care are located, that the expense for his travelling might be reduced
 Distinguishing Lsttsrs on Locomotives
 It is explained that the letters re- gently placed on tho sides of the cabs of locomotives of the New Haven sys- tenn indicate the division to which they belong; for instance. M is for Midland division, s for Shore Line division. etc. etc. This system of lettering has re- gently been adopted and may prevent the case of the locomotive getting lost, as is sometimes the case.
 Congregational Nerninatina Committee.
 Miss s. Lizzie Clark. Mrs. L. o. Will Hams and Mrs. c. B. Child have been appointed nominating committee to suggest the names of officers and con- mittees for q new class to be organized from among tlfs ladies who are mem bers of the Sunday school of the Con- gregational church. The class met for the first time Sunday, with Mrs. F. J. Daniels as temporary teacher.
 Auto Chemical Cost 46,ooo.
 The Webster fire department has a new combination auto chemical and hose wagon for which the taxpayers will be called upon to give $h.ooo of their good money. No one is Kicking about that. however, but there are some few people in the neighboring town who feel that 1t was unnecessary to pull in a false alarm just to see the new piece of apparatus scoot out through an amount of slush that might injure the spic and span appearance of the pretty machine.
 Roast Pig for Firsmsn and Guests.
 Members of Mansfield Hose comDany and their guests, the members of Eagie Hose company, ate roast pig tho room arranged for such events at fire headquarters. William Fuller was the chef in charge and no piggy was ever cooked that gave better satisfac- ton than the one served to. gentlemen who had appetites of magnificent pro portions. Th. supper was very much of a success
 Aftorrpath of Junior Prom.
 The annual junior prom for the mem bers of Putnam High school and friends was held Friday evening in Odd FelloWs' hall and well attended. Dec orations of laurel chains wers used with pretty effect Music for the IT numbers on the programme was by the Carefll orchestra. Mrs. c. c. Spratt, Mrs. D. N. Medbury, Miss Marguerite Tubber and Miss DeMerritt were the matrons. The ushers were Wallace Smith. John Gahan, Francis Tatro and Gilbert Perry.
 On Trip to Florida.
 George B.. Shaw sailed from New York Saturday afternoon by steamer for Tampa, Fla. Only one stop. at Key West, will be made on the south bound trip. MT. Shaw will return by raH, travelling by easy stages through Florida and Georgia, in which states he will visit in various cities.
 Te Sing in Webster.
 The choir of the Congregational church is to give a concert in the Methodist church at Webster on Thursday evening under the auspices of the Ladies' Social circle and Broth erhood of that church.
 Revival. Services.
 Announcement is made of series oi revival services to be held at the Bap- tist church from March to 21. Rev. J. R. Stubbert, the pastor, has invited the members of othsr churches to at tend.
 About the City.
 Mrs. Alfred Massicotte and infant son, Simeon Baldwin Massicotte, o1 Webster, are guests of MT. and Mrs Jerry Labby.
 Henry l.. Sanger of Att1eborc was aCf taf ri i, Sunday.
 The following committees of the Con- gregational church have been appoint ed: Easter, Mrs. c. M Letters, Miss Marion Warren, Miss Harriet Brown Miss Ethel Strahan; Childrenss day June II, Mrs. E. M. Warner, Mrs. T. F. Carpenter, Miss Gertrude 0reeniaw Mrs. J. R. Carpenter Miss Bertha Sar- gent; rally day, Miss Sargent's Sunday school class; Christnas. Mrs. w. J