Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-08

120th street, New York, and during that time has increased the member ship from 1000 to s,025.
 Dr. GoodelPS transfer has the ap- proval of Bishop Wilson and the same will be authorized at the next session of the New York conference. St Paul's church has been without a pas tor since the resignation of pr. George P. Eckman, who became editor of the Christian Advocate.
 pr. GoodelPs success as pastor of Calvary Methodist church. where he has built up the largest Methodist con gregation in the world. has made his name known among ehurehmen all over the country.
 Souvenir Taylor Bit Wary This Year
 Souvenir Taylor Is taki- a long careful and mayhap prayerful look before he leaps this year on the mat ter of publishing his Legislative His tory and Souvenir. Two years ago and two years before that time he develop ed as fine a case of nerves, worrying about getting his appropriation, as one ever sees-but no more of that for the genial William, and there ought not to be.
 His plan heretofore has been to commence at the beginning of each session to do preliminary work on the book, getting data, photographs, cuts and big expense account. it has all ways proved, before he was certain of he is going to find out where he is at before he spends any of his good money He had let go of more than $1,000 in obligations to pay before he was assured of his appropriation two years ago.
 The last appropriation for Tayler's book was gotten through the legisla- ture by the narrowest kind of a mar and that in addition to the opposition to the publication of the work that came from Governor Baldwin many of the papers of the state and many of the legislators were opposed to its be- ing issued at the expense of the conn menwealth. Before the resolution final. ly got by Souvenir nearly collapsed from the nervous strain he was under,
 This year he has a new plan in the works. He has sent circulars to the eral assembly asking them if they will be favora hle to making an appfonrfa- ton for hts book. If sufficient mum Der of them reply that they are faver- suggestion that has been made in hts behalf that he take steps to secure the necessary legislative authority to have the book printed.
 years will have the. support of the ma jority of the Windham county delega- ton in urging that the volume be pub lished this year.
 Ne"s In General.
 pr. Charles D. Alton, recently elect ed rresident of the Hartford County
 i7ssasa hos -.eA1s- friends in Putnam and Woodstock, the latter tcwn being favorite resort of his turing the summer season.
 -,.laS tSfaee A- Bacon, who has been domestic science teacher at Putnam High school, has filed her resignation with the town school committee and Is now at her home In Danieison- She ts succeeded by Miss Rollins of Bassea.
 Local automobile owners who still have their machines In commission are beginning to realize that autasnohiiing is going to cost them moro money on account of the rise in tha price of gasoline,
 Legtala tors elect from all the towns in this nart of the county sct away from Putnam Tuesday afternoon for the state capital Some of them made it clear that unless mileage is fur nished them as generously as ia the past they are not going to be over anxious, about attending sessions later on. We can't afford to pay railroad fare to Hartford and return on $500 for a legislative session." they say.
 An oyster supper was served the members in connection with the in- stallation ceremonies at the meetins