Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-13
FUNERALS.
Justine Gauthiar.

Justine Gauthier.
 Funeral services for Justine Gauthier were held at St. Mary's church Thurs day morning. Rev. Adrian Dykemans officiating. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery Relatives acted as bearers.
 Ida R. Williams.
 Funeral services for Ida R. Williams 43, who died at HarrisvilIe, were held at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Williams, Thursday aft ernoon. Burial was in Grove Street cemetery.
 At the Congregational church Thursday afternoon the students of Putnam High school gathered for a rehearsal for the baccalaureate serv- ices to be held at the church Sunday evening.
 In One House Seventy Three Years.
 Asahel Battey, who passed his s7th birthday this week, has lived in the same house in Putnam for 73 years, record, it is thought for this section.
 Such Scorel. B to 6!
 The freshman team of Putnam High school won some satisfac ction for the school in defeating the Freshman team of Killingly High school by the score of B to s, the most thorough this season and offsetting in way, the four defeats of the P. H. 8. first team by the K H. s. first team. Ordination at South Woodstock. Rev. Douglas Pierce, pastor of the Baptist church at South Woodstock, is to be ordained at service to be held 1 in the church on Wednesday next. l Among those who will be present for 1 the service are Rev. Nathan R, Wood, ! dean of the Gordon school, Boston, :, where Rev. MT. Pierce was graduated i last month and Rev. A. B. Coats, D. 1 D.. of Hartford.
 1 Pay as- You Go Policy Approved. | There has been a hearty response l from many citizens to Mayor Mae 1 donalds plea for conservative eXpendi- l lures of city money for public i'm provements until such times as part l of the present debt has been paid | and an indication that there will be ] little effort to enter upon other large 1 and expensive projects for some time 1 to come.
 l RaccaIaureate Exercises. | Following is the arrangement of the baccalaureate service for next Sum- l day evening: Invocation, Rev. c. J. Harriman hymn, Softly Now Light of Day scripture, Rev. J. B. Stdbbert 1 prayer, Rev. George D. Stanley; re Deum in G (Marston); address, Rev l c B. McDuffee, of Palmer Mass; 1 hymn. Great God to Thee benediction Rev. George Stone; class recessional Teachers to Return. l Acceptances of reelection by the town school committee have been re-
 ceived from nearly all of the teachers l in the israel Putnam school except ing Principal Merrill P Paine and Miss 1 Florence Webb, both resigned. In the high school force acceptances have l come in from Principal John P. Back us, Miss Margaret Leach and Miss Mary E. Robbins. Miss Edith M. Kent 1 has accepted for the principalship of the Smith Street school, where she IS to receive $500 during the coming school year.
 :. Teachers at the Sawyer. Gary ant Fast Putnam schools will return for %next year.
 l To Organize Scout Patrol.
 Next Wednesday evening there is tc l be another meeting of those interested 1 in the Boy Scout movement, which vii | be given a big boost in this city dur ] ing the present season and at this time the council will be formed The visi I here this week of Rev. Dr. Dratheff l has done much to enthuse the boys ant their elders in getting an active or ganization.
 District superintendent c. c. Scriv 1 ener of Norwich will be at the Metho 1 dist church in West Thompson Satur day for the first quarterly conference | Next Thursday afternoon the mem bers of the W, G. T. U. of Thompson are to hold a Memorial service.
 The following players of the higf
 school baseball team have received
 fhesr letters: o'Brien, Boissoneau l Blaekrnnre, Lowry, Aliard; Kennedy | Maher. Fuller. Gascoigns, Murray ant l Perry.
 Al6ert Pratt has been elected man ager of the team for next season