Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-30
PUTNAM
Harry Nado Going to Worcester-End of Smallpox Cases-City Appointive Officers Hold OVer-Conquestors Ahead in Bible School Contest.

Ahead in Bible School Contest.
 Hon. George A. Hammond has been at Hartford. attending a meeting of the Manufacturers association of Connecticut. c. A. Vaughn of the Put nam Manufacturing company, was elected a member of the executive committee of the association.
 Harry Nado, who was a clerk at the Putnam Inn and later with a local newspaper, is to go to Worcester in a few days to take place in the adver- Using department of a paper in that city.
 Henry Johnson Improving.
 Henry Johnson. who was so badly injured when he was struck by To- comotive in the local rilroad yards, Thanksgiving morning, is slowly i'm proving at the Day Kimball hospital.
 George Lizotte went to Worcester Saturday to undergo an operation for appendicitis.
 F. of A. installation.
 The newly elected officers of Court City of Putnam, F. of A., are to be in ducted into office at public installa- tfon on the evening of January T. The courts guests will be afterwards en- tertained at dance in Foresters' hall Mrs, Jerome Tourtelotte as report cd Saturday as being Ill at her home in this city.
 Change Of Office Location. F. Walden Wright. state divisional engineer. has closed his office in the Bradley building. on Elm street, and Grove street.
 Opening of Term. Putnam High school is to open for thine winter term Tursday. but the graded schools in town will not resume sessions until one week from today, Monday.
 Ne New Students Happy. Information from Mt. St. Joseph's 1 Seminary, Hartford. to which institu- ton Sisters and students were trans 1 ferred from Notre Dame Academy when 1t was closed few weeks ago, ! is to the effect that those from this city are now settled in their new i home, have become accustomed to it and like it very much. Officers Hold Over.
 There will be no change fir the aps- pointive officers of the city of Putnam i during the coming year. as under the I recent amendment to the city charter the officers that were appointed last January arc to serve for a period Oi i two years. The exception to this is in the case of the chief engineer of the fire department, where there will be g vacancy on account of the resignation of Chief Engineer Mark Wilson. McGreuor Post Election. Following are the newly elected of ficers of McGregor post. G. A. R.: Commander, H. H. Pierce; senior vict commander, George Law; junior vict comma nder, H. B. Welch; quartermas. ter, John Osgood; officer of the day Charles Munroe; officer of the guard Orrin Potter: surgeon, George F. Hol- brook; chaplain, Joseph McKachniei delegate to the department encamp- ment, Charles W. Grosvenor; alter nate, George HoE6rook
 Social and Personal.
 Miss Helen Bradley returned to Der,
 lin Sunday, after spending week witl
 local relatives
 MT and Mrs. c. F. Waterman hav'
 returned from brief visit with Prov
 idence relatives.
 Miss Ethel Rowe returned to Paw
 tucket, R. l., Sunday, after a few day spent WltH HcE Siotc1, 4hAS. V. T Wd
 terman.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Botham 0 Brooklyn, N. r., have been guests 0 . Mrs, T. P. Botham of Wilkinson street
 c. and Mrs. William Holmes an, , their son, Richard, have returned t their home in Westerly, having beel guest of Editor and Mrs. A K. Mac donald of Prospect street. . George B. Champlin leaves this cit, l today for Hartford, where he enter
 the employ of the William Wiley
 Son company.
 Miss Blythe of Philadelphia is wis iting her brother, George Blythe, an ! family, in Church street. MT. and Mrs. I. D. Billings of Prov idence have been visiting Putnam : friends.
 . Miss Marjorie Richardson of Prov idence is the guest of local rela lives.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit delivered a ser mon in French at the Baptist churc Sunday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph McKachni ! have returned from an enjoyable visi s with Providence relatives. Miss Ruth White of Passaic. N.
 is spending her vacation with he
 mother on Grove street. i Miss Annie Daniels has returned } Manchester. N. H. after spendin !. Christmas with her parents. Mir an | Mrs. F. J. Daniels of Ring street. I Mrs. F. J. Daniels spent Friday 1 7 Worcester.
 t Frank T. Ellis of Boston has bee t the guest of his mother in this city. |. Miss Essie Macdonald of Morristowi 8 N J.. is spending the vacation wit 8 her parents in this city. . Arthur Mcintyre of the Frehol Military school Is spending his vaca . ton at his home in this city. Missionary Service. A unique missionary service wa held by the Y. P. s. C. F. In the Con 2 gregational chapel Sunday evening . : which Miss Florence Sargent acted 2 . leader. Attractive musical selection were given, and The First Churc i, Christmas Barrel. by Caroline Abbo U Stanley. was read. 4 cenquestors in the Lead.
 An attendance contest commence in the Congregational Bible school Oc
 18th, in which the Sunday school wa
 divided into two sections. one to |
 known as the Boosters and the otht side as the Conquestors. The object ' the contest was to see which sic q could gain the greater number of ne ' members in three months. the sid a having the smallest attendance up . January 9th being expected to serN !. a supper to the other side. Up to da fl the Conquestors are ahead. ' REPRESENTATIVE