Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-04
PUTNAM
Congregational Choir Plans Beach outins-William Greene's Foot Crushed by rindstone-Decision of Water Plant Commission May Come as Early as July 25.

as Early as July %. Miss Grace A. Taylor of Springfield is spending the summer in Putnam. William Griffin of Boston formerly of Putnam. is visiting relatives in town.
 George E. Shaw is spending the Fourth at Pleasant View.
 Extra Guardians Of the Peace.
 Five extra policemen were on duty Wednesday evening to keep the night before" crowds in order.
 State Attorney and Mrs. Charles E. Searls have gone to Nantucket to re- main about six weeks.
 George E. Handel of Worcester is spending the holiday with friends in Putnam.
 Mir and Mrs George B. Bresseau and children have gone to Pleasure beach for a stay of two weeks.
 MT and Mrs. Frank M Bennett and daughter Elizabeth of Flushing, N. Y, are visiting relatives in this city,
 Neel Dupre is visiting Providence friends
 c. Harold Giipatric is spending the holiday with his family at Juniper Point, Me.
 Choir Going to Crescent Beach.
 The choir of the Congregational church is planning to spend the latter part of the month at Crescent beach. l.. O. Williams is making the arrange ments.
 Treasurer Resigns.
 William Authier, because of the fact that he is employed out of town, has resigned as treasurer of Court City of Putnam, F. of A., and is succeeded by Dona Jolie
 Mrs. J. A. Mcintyre has been en- tertaining her brother, F. B. Yerke of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss AlvOnia Jarvis, Eugene Proulx and Baptiste Carroll and family are spending a vacation at Camp White, R. l.
 Miss Grace l. Bennett is having her annual vacation, her place being filled by Mrs Walter Phillips.
 L. o. Williams and Mrs. Williams are spending the Fourth at Crescent beach.
 Travel was not very heavy through this city Wednesday, although a great increase in the amount of traffic was expected on account of the holiday.
 Grindstons Brushes Foot
 Wilton Greene of Center street had his foot crushed Tuesday while at work at the Dean pin factory, 700- pound grindstone falling upon it
 Commission May Decide Soon.
 It was said here Wednesday that possibly a decision may be expected from the commission that is to de- termine the value of the plant and property of the Putnam Water com pany to be taken over by the city. as early as July 25
 Policemen Cash in for Uniforms. l Members of the Putnam police force called on City Treasurer Brown on Wednesday to collect their semi-an- nual allowance for clothing. which amounts to $25 year for each reg ular member of the force.
 Mansfield Hose company's Annual | Meeting. l At the annual meeting of Mansfield ! hose company, No. g. held Tuesday eve ming, the following officers were elect | ed for the ensuing year: Foreman, I William Fuller; assistant foreman, James E. Barnes; secretary and treas urer, Harry E. Morse; steward, Frank l lin Baker; executive committee, Jo- seph Maynard, James B. Barnes, c. D. Arnold.
 J. A. P. Gagne, who has been fore man of the company, sent in his res ignation and 1t was accepted and his name placed on the honorary list. J Fred Carpenter also resigned as an active member, his name also being placed on the honorary list. The annual report of the secretary and treasurer, Harry E, Morse, show ed that the company is in good condi- ton, financially and otherwise.
 Charles K. Shaw and Edmond Gagnt were elected to fill the vacancies or the honorary list.
 Rules for Police Department.
 The common council. has voted tC adopt the following rules applying tt the police department: That the ser. geant go on duty at 8 D, m., and of duty at a. m. that patrolmen go or duty at D. m. and of duty at a. m. that patrolmen call the central tele phone station at ?. n. and every twt hours thereafter and that the sergean make like report at D. m, and ever. two hours thereafter
 Rho Delta Officers.
 Rho Delta, an organization of tn Methodist church, has elected the fol lowing committees: Membership, Ms Edna Sheldon, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Gil bert, Mrs. Webster, Miss Whiting, Ms Bennett, Mrs Wilcox; devotional, Nils Cunningham, Mrs, Pratt. Miss Foster Mrs Clark, Miss Baker, Mrs. Perry Miss Falkins; social, Mrs, Bartlett Mrs, Richardson, Mrs, Works, Nils Whttin. Miss Kent Miss Legee, Mis- Alice Perry, Mrs, Adams, Miss Raw son, Mrs, Gilbert, Mrs Willis,
 FeresteFs' installation,
 Fhe following officers aad commit tees were installed at the meeting c 1 Court City of Putnam, P, ef A., Tues day evening: Junior past chief rang CT, Frederick AuthieFj chief ranger A: A: BredeuFi recording seeFetar. William BeissoHeaui senieF woodward R. Cett0R; junior beadie, Jehn Daigie lecturer Ellie Br9Reile. Fhe AsiiewiR officers, eleeted for i've terms, hei over; Financial secretary, Thomas Ryan; treasurer (temPefaFy), Don Joiiei trustees, Charles E. KenAed. . Alex Gilman, Adeiard Viens, Willial BesSineau arbitration committee. Pc ter Gardner, James 0'Briep, Mar Gallant, Samuel Donovan, WilliaI , Sullivan, Frank H. Cordier; sick com mittee, Mark Gallant, John F. Fern Theodore Boulay, Edward Gerard Elm