Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
2. Mission Study Classes; Deepening

l ing; Mission Study Classes; Deepening 1 the Missionary Motive. Monday af- sson0efi Non0ehristian s e'eS1 World, WifR Map. by | Secretary Patton: 2-3o. The Appor- l tionment Plan for All the Churches J and for All Our Missionary Work, by |, Rev. C. c. Merrill; 3. prayer; 3.2o. Missions in the Sunday School, by Rev. R. G. Clapp of Stafford Springs, $50, The Livinstone Centenary; A. ad dress, What Jesus Christ Means to the Hazen; 4.30 Separate Meeting for Women: conference conducted by Miss Alice M Kyle; address by Dr. Eleanor Stephenson: 4.30. Separate Meeting Tor pess Propositions: How the Work is Done. Institute supper o'colck. Monday evening, 7.45 o'clock, popular service in the church auditorium, brief address by missionaries and oth- CT members of the team: Touring in Turkey. Rev. J. K. Browne; The Mes sage of Life. Miss Alice M. Kyle; Medical Work for Women in India, CT the Times, Secretary Patton; The Message of the Institute, Rev. F. D Sargent.
 In connection with the institute Hon. and Mrs G. A. Hammond are to open their home on Saturday evening from s to 9.3o o'clock for a reception to tke speakers of the missionary boards. and to this reception the members of
  been invited. The committee that has this matter in charge is composed Of A. w. Bowen, k. M. Warner G. F. Shaw, Mrs. W. L. Beard, Mrs. F. J. Daniels
 Improvements at Inn.
 Another fine feature was added to the many that have been made in the development of the service of the Put nam inn under the management of Landlord E. C. Rogers when the new opened Wednesday morning. The furnishings and appoint rnents of the room are probably supp rior to anything of the kind in the smaller cities of the state.
 Additions to Sewer Committee.
 In order that full consideration may be given to the various protests and suggestions against the recently sub- lnitted sewer assessment plan and in flavor of other plans, the common council has decided to add Alderman John G. Johnson and George Clark to the committee made up of Aldermen Hawkins. Dady and aLrue. and hav.3 the enlarged special committee bring another report.
 Manager Fine Engaged. , Announcement was made here Wed nesday of the engagement of Miss Fan Goldstein of PittsfieId Mass, to George NJ. Fine. manager of theater5 ir Putnam and South Mancheste~- Since assuming charge of the Bra dley CEeaIer, a1tef coming HeTe rom New York a little more than a year ago, MT. Fine has achieved a fine business success. Miss Goldstein is a brilliant young woman, well known in Pitts field.
 News in General.
 John B. Byrne. Arthur L. Duvert John B. Daigle Bernard McGarry and Frank H. Cordier make up the com mittee of arrangements for the after Easter ball of CargiH council. K. of C.
 Postmaster C. A. Potter Of Daniel son was a visitor with friends here Wednesday.
 The cases of Edwin T. White and his wife, Jennie T. White, of Pom fret vs. the city of Putnam are as signed for trial in the superior court here today (Thursday).
 Thomas J. Thurber is to address the members of Elizabeth Porter Put nam chapter, D. A. R.. at their meet ing next week. MT. Thurber will give recollections of Putnam from 1S44 to 1e53.