Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-15

MT. and Mrs. M. M, DWyer have been at New London attending the wedding of friends.
 George A. Peters of Marlboro was a visitor with friends in Putnam over Sunday.
 Miss Corinne Tetreault is recovering from an attack of appendicitis.
 Richard German was at PittsfeId to attend the funeral of Mrs. George M. Fine.
 Mid September Outing.
 MT. and Mrs. Jerry Labby. Miss Adah Labby, MT. and Mrs. Jesse Rich and Oscar Rich have been spending a few days at Quonochontaug.
 Mrs. w. L. Beard will have the members of the Womans Missionary society of the Congregational church at her home for a meeting Wednes- day afternoon.
 c. Harold Gilpatric Samuel Walsh. B. D. Bugbee, George Vaughn, C.. Fred Waterman and Percy Waterman were included in a party that mOtOred to Westerly and vicinity Saturday, Seven County Churches Without Pas
 tors.
 The Congregationalis notes the fact that Rev. F. s. Bamford of Plainfield and Rev. c. A. Downs of Brooklyn have resigned their pastorates. Seven churches in the county are without pastors.
 young EIStS DecFeaSed.
 About 50 names have been removed from the voting lists of the town of Putnam by the registrars of voters, these removals due to deaths, change of residence and other causes. The total of voters is reduced from 1913 by the removals, but will be increased again as indicated by the applica- tions to be made that are coming In.
 Congregational Ministers to Meet.
 The Windham county union of Con gregational ministers Is to meet at the parsonage here Tuesday. The pro- gram has been arranged as follows: Moderator, J. Sherman Cove prayer, Rev J. Sherman Cove; business, Con sico ad clerum, Rev. E. P. Aver; pa per, The Church and the Young Peo- pie, Rev. L. G. Rogers; lunch; vaca- ton "reminiscences, Rev. R. B. Ken dall, Rev. w. S. Beard; pastor ques- tions.
 Putnam May Figure in Changes.
 Some observers profess to see in the recent visit here of high officials of the New Haven road a forecast of division changes that may make Put nam The headquarters of the Midland division of the system. It is known that three plans for the contemplated 1 change are under consideration, but whether any one of these plans con- siders Putnam as division headquarters 1 is something that has not been gwen | out.
 | No Court Session Till Thursday. There will be no session of the su- l perior court here Tuesday, nor We'd neSday. as the cases assigned for trial 1 at that time, Davenport vs. Vinton, l and Farraday vs GrosvenOr, have been 1 settled out of court to the satisfaction ] of the parties concerned. The next i session of the superior court will be 1 held on Thursday of this week Democratic Nominations. 1 The democrats of Putnam have nom 1 mated these candidates for town of- l fees: Assessor, Regis Bouthilette: l board of relief. Ernest l.. Davis; se- 1 lectman, Dr. Omer Larue; town clerk 1 and Urea surer and agent of the town 1 deposit fund, Warren Bradway; audi 1 tor. ]. Harry Mann registrar of voters l George Potvin; constabIes, John Me | duiPe, Theodore Boulay, John H. Har- i rihgton, A vote was passed at the caucus instructing the town commit 1 tee of the party to fill vacancies on | the ticket for library directors and members of the town school commit | tee
 Criminal Cases for October Term. Two murder cases, the arson cases 1 and an incest case, all excepting one | murder developing in Putnam within | a brief period, have provided for the | I-0cteber term of the superior court the mast important series of cases