Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-06

Began to Dawn; ladies, trio, With Low ing Hearts and Laden Hands; recita- tive, Then Went They Out Quickly recitative, But When They Came Un- to the Sepulchre; chorus, The Lord is Risen; solo, They Have Taken Away My Lord recitative, And When She Had Thus Said; chorus, o Grave, Where is Thy ViotoryP finale, Unto Him Who Loved Us.
 Bible school concert: Processional, Easter Bells, school; prayer; song, Easter Triumph: recitation, Mary Carpenter; recitation, six girls and six boys from primary class; recitation, Gladys Hayward; scripture, Miss Es meraIda Macdonald; solo, Mrs. 8. M Wheelocl1; remarks, Rev. E. D. Sar- gent; song, Easter Blessing, school; recitation. Miss Evelyn HIlis: recita- ton. H. c. Bradford's class; song, pFi- mary class; recitation, Edna Mann; recitation, Because Of Happy Easter, Flora White; recitation, Legend of the Easter Lily, Sylvia Wheeiocln; song Christ Is Risen, school; recitation, Eas- ter Lilies, Genevieve Letters, Emily B1tzrey; recitation, Doubt and Faith Ruth and Doroas Bartlett; song, Let the Merry Church Bells Ring; bene- dcttOa.
 What the City Spent.
 Principal items of expense in the eitys accounts during the month o1 March are as follows. George w, Per ". Saes.S5; Wilcox Brothers. $491.S6; F, A, Ganino, 91S1. 1A; fire department S441. 50; court officers, k12e.S4; Putnam Light and Power company, sA59.S4, Jchn o. Fox, SsD,a2; street depart ment $91.5O,
 To Open A. O, h. New Quarters.
 A formal opening of the new quar- ters of Putnam division, No. 1, A o H., will take place here Sunday, wher the county board of officers will be present for regular meeting. Tho new quarters are in the Wagner building.
 Now Barn on Old Site. It is understood that the foundations of the barn that was destroyed by firt at the county home a few weeks ago is in such condition as to permit its use for the construction of the new barn. plans for which are now being considered by the county commission CTS, who will visit the home In con neotion with the matter next Tuesday The use of the foundations will mean a considerable saving, 1t Is said News In General.
 There was very little travel Friday that might be considered extra and induced by the holiday. Trains through this city carried few more than theiI normal number of passengers.
 George A. Vaughn. Jr., of Wllnsteu Academy is at the home of his par ents in this oity to spend the Easter reosss.
 Henry A. Ramsdell of Weonsocs1et visited friends in Putnam Friday.
 Harold Morgan, who had his leg am putated after being run over by 3 trolley car at Danielson, Is gradually recovering at the Day Kin1ban hos pital, where there is almost g. capacity number of patients at present.
 Lake VIII Probated.
 George Hill of Rockville is the ex- ecuter of the will of the late Thomas A. Lake, which is probated in the Put nam district.
 City Notes. Mrs. F. F. Russell and daughter Mis- Constance Russell, and Miss Nors l Leary spent Wednesday in Worcester.
 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Wheelock art spending a few weeks at Dansville, N MfBs EuSdI SlhIhe 4S WStS HI ob aACl home in South Main street.
 Frederic Morrell of New York fl spending Easter with his parents, Dr and Mrs. F. A. Merren in South MaiI street.
 Mrs. Frederic Case of Worcestel was the guest Thursday of her parents MT and Mrs. L. B. Smith Of Churcf street.
 Mrs. W. H. Mednury attended tn, state meeting of the Connection Daughters of the American Revolu ton, held in Southington Wednesday,. Thomas LaMonday is spending { l week at his home in this city, aftel which he iR to start for Texas.
 Miss Florence Sargent of the Misses Shipley finishing school faculty, BryI 1 Mawr, Pa, Is spending her vacation with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. F, D l Sargent, in Grove street. Miss Ellen Wheeleck spent Thursda! in Providence.
 l Mrs. r. E Guild of Windham is tht | guest Of local relatives. l w. E. Hodges of Somerville, Mass, is spending Easter with his daughter Mrs. George Gilpatric. Miss Eden Tatem is in Providence today.
 Mrs. Helen Wiley was reeeR 1 Providence visitor.
 WOMEN CAN VOTE.