Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-28


 State Couples From Coming-Few
 Arrests During JuIy-Stranger With
 Suspicious Checks.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Cannon have returned from a stay of ten days at Oakland beach.
 Frank E. Whitaker of Boston was visitor in Putnam over Sunday.
 William E. Davidson was in Woon- socket Saturday.
 Voisinet- Maynard.
 Albert Voisinet 30, and Miss Sarah Maynard, 40, both of Weonsocket, were married in Putnam.
 Chambers Woods.
 A marriage here Saturday was that of Miss May B. Woods, 21, and Alfred Fl. Chambers, 21, both of F'itchburg, Mass
 Offering For State Sunday School As
 sociation.
 An offering for the Connecticut sunday School association was taken at the Congregational church Sunday
 Rev. Joel s. Ives preached at the Congregational church Sunday morn ing.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A Hart will enter- tain friends from Aver. Mass, this week in connection with the opening of the Chickering hotel
 Mayor Archibald Macdonald. who has been spending his vacation in Sydney, c. B., will return to Putnam this week
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Lamoreaux have been spending a vacation of ten days l at Oakland beach. Steady progress is being made on the remodeling of Netre Dame acade- | my for use as a parochial school and it vii be ready for occupancy in September.
 Moose Charter Members. A number of charter members have been secured by the organizers work ing here for Putnam Lodge of Moose the local territory including Daniel son.
 Grange Lawn Party. A basket luncheon and lawn party under the auspices of the grange in i Thompson was held on the grounds about the home of Randolph H. 1 Chandler in Thompson Saturday even- ing. Grangers were present from surrounding towns. 1 The meeting of the registrars of l Putnam this week is not in connection with the making of rev voters, as many have supposed, but for enroll l ing voters on party caucus lists l Operatives in local mills and factories 1 are to be photographed for motion pictures to be shown here later, as 1 they come out rom WOrk some day i this week. Views of busy and inter- I esting places in Putnam are also to 1 be taken.
 Suspicious Checks.
 Putnam police are interested to 1 know If a man who tried to cash 1 checks here Saturday. checks that are 1 believed to have been worthless, was one of the pair who have been op- erating in New Haven and of whom 1 a description was sent here. One of the checks was drawn on an Ohio l bank.
 To be Called Putnam Parsonage. Contributions from the Putnam Congregational church to the Church i Building society besides helping in other localities, cancels the loan of $500 for the parsonage of Rev Alec Russell in Carter, South Dakota. At ! present $159 has been paid on the i loan and the building is to be call- ed Putnam parsonage.
 Big Day at Douglas.
 Sunday was the closing day of the 1 series of camp meetings at Douglas, where scores were present from. this part of Connecticut. During the meetings that have been held this year i many tributes were paid to the late ] George Morse of Putnam, founder of l the camp and one of it's chief bene- i factors, by the speakers. The meet ings this year were marked By many conversions.
 Officers of C. E. Society.
 Following is the list of officers and committees of the Y. P s. c, E. so- ciety for the ensuing year: President, ] Alvin Martin; vice president Phoebe i Beard; recording secretary, Gilbert l Perry; corresponding secretary, Miss i Marjorie Burgess: treasurer. Kenneth 1 Sharpe: prayer meeting committee, Elizabeth Child, Bertha L. Sargent, l Florence G. Sargent, Marion Maynard, Howard Bradford: lockout committee, Gould Beard, J. G. Johnson, John In- man, Clara Maertens, Josephine Gif- ] ford social committee John Innan Annie B. Cogan. Mrs w. L. Beard Elizabeth Child. c. D. Sharpe. Mar jorie Bradford, Mary A. Wheaton Lindley Cain, Dana Johnson, Donald l Johnson, k. M. Warner, Geraldine Beard.
 Missionary committee, Mrs. w L 1 Beard, Geraldine Perry, Kenneth Sharpe, Hattie Inman flower com rnittee Annie B. Cogan, Mary A l Wheaton, Hattie Inman, Gertrude L. Hall, Marjorie Burgess, Christabe Clifford music committee, Mrs w. J Bartlett, Kenneth Sharpe, Marjorie Baker, Katherine Seward, Wallace Smith, Hattie Innan Christabel Gif- ford, John Inman.