Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-16

Work OF Hemodeiinq Oio 1i9n SSHoo
Beains-EIection Period Among Fra
ternities-Men's Meeting Addressed
| BY Boston Speaker-committee fol
Church Day Appointed.
| Miss Bertha L. Sargent Is visiting
friends at South Hadley.
| Henry A. Freeman Of Worcester was
/ in Putnam Friday.
| The annual apron sale and supper
hall Friday.
Not Candidate.
| Hon. Charles E. SearIs is not a can
didate for the republican nomination
for congressman from the Third dis
| trict, as stated in recent political gos-
| sip.
Edward o. Day, 81, School street, is
at the Day Kimba1l hospital, a sufferer
from a complication of diseases.
Mrs. L. M. Corbin and son, Harold
Putnam Tuesday. were due to arrive
at Eufaula, Ala. Friday morning.
Henry B. WEIGH of woodstock ave-
nue. is slowly recovering after an ILL
ness OF six weeks with pneumonia
Leg Fractured.
Edward Bullet, who sustained frac-
tured leg at the mill in Plainf1eld, was
brought to the Day Kimball hospital
Friday
Patrick Hurlihe of Willimantic was
in Putnam Friday.
Honors for Notre Dame Students.
Miss Beatrice Award, New York, Miss
Mary, Buckley, Millville; Miss Kath-
eryne Kane, New York; Miss Sadie
Coy1e, Waterbury; Miss Margaret e.
Dunn, Newark. N. il Miss Albina St
Onge. Putnam; Miss Alice Keane, of
Woodstock, have been awarded honors
for needlework at Notre Dame Acad-
envy, where they are students
RemodeIing Old High School.
Work has begun at the old high
school building on making such alter
atoms as will be required for the pur-
expected that the work will be finish
ed in six weeks.
Salvation Army Services.
Ensign and Mrs. Tyler, Hartford, re-
Gently of London. England are to con-
duct special services here under the
auspices of the Salvation Army this
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Royal Arcanum Officers.
Following are the newly elected ON
GERS of the Royal Arcanum: Regent,
William Dawson; vice regent Frank
Johnson; past regent, George W. Bak-
er; orator Lucius H Fuller: chaplain.
G. E. Ellis; secretary, e. NJ. Barney;
treasured, Frank d. Thayer; collector,
f. W. Seward; guide, g. W. Neil; war
den. Henry @. Thayer; sentry, J. Rich
ard Carpenter
Thompson Grange Election.
Qufnnatisset grange of Thompson
has elected these officers for the ensu-
ing year: Master, Richard Barton; ov-
erseer, George Foun; lecturer, Mrs.
Alice Elliott; seward. Carl johnson;
assistant steward. Forest Young; chap
lain. Jennie Johnson; treasurer, Thorn
a. nstd Ryan; . sserstary; I Mss. Ha G
Mrs Grace Ingraham: Pomona, Edna
Hall: Flora. Edith Logee; lady assist
ant steward Mrs. Marchson; pianist,
Violet GeissIer.
Owls Choose Officers.
Putnam lodge of Owls has elected
these officers for the ensuing year.
Walter Wallen; vice president, H.
Lewis Young; fnvocate, G. w. H Far
ley; secretary, H c. Mowry; treasurer,
p A. Gardner; warden, Raymond Ev-
ans sentry, William Maynard; picket,
5 G. Warren; cones, Charles Devine,
Elmer Marrarty; trustees, A J. Mich
OILS, III. G. Mowry, Howard Brown; en-
tertainnent committee, Charles Ken
nedy, A. h 2. Rowe, Herbert Mowry.
Aftermath Of Convention.
Members Of L'Union ST. Jean Bap-
tiste d'Amerique, In this city, are gem
orally pleased with the outcome of the
important convention In Providence
this wee, and feel that the organiza-
ton has seen the end OF the financial
that have caused so much lis
sension during the past year. Ith was
said here Friday that the supreme
maybe moved from
to Boston, but this could
not be verified Local members are
Omer Larue Of this city, one Of the
very prominent French Canadians of
New England, as q vice president of
the supreme council.
Excellent Bill at Theater.
Hackett and Brown pleased audiences
at the Bradley theater Friday after
noon and evening with their singing
and dancing sketch. 1t is said that
Manager Morrel1 of the theater is to
his duties here the f rst of
the year.
Attended Mems Meeting.
Delegations from different churches
IN the city were at the Baptist church
Friday evening to attend the mems
addressed by Rev. j. E. Nor
cross of Boston.
The warm weather has had a bad
effect on the Highway A chauffeur
Putnam, F'ridaI, described the condi-
ton OF the roads as "derco.''
Church Day Committee.
At the Thursday evening prayer
meeting in the Congregational chapel
the following committees were ap-
pointed for the church dav reunion.
Invitation committee. A. w. Bowen, e.
NJ. Wheaton, L. o. Williams, Mrs. C.
H. Brown, Mrs. d. c. Sharpe; pro-
gramme, the members Of the church
committee to act with c. d. Sharpe
and G. E. Child carriage committee. r.
w. Seward; reception, Rev. and Mrs
r. d. Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. b. 5haw, Mr..
and Mrs. e. M. Warner Mr.. and Mrs.
E. NJ. Wheaton. Tho Ladies' Social
Circle win have charge of tho refresh
ments.
Colonel Burr Il 90.
Colonel John Burr. q veteran Of the
civil war, passed his eothh birthday
on Friday at his home in KiIlfnxly ave-
nue..