Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-11
JEWETT CITY.
Officers Elected by Baptist Y. p. s. c. E-Methodist Mems Club Holds Annual Meeting-Fifteen Degrees Above Zero "Wednesday Morning.

The officers elected Monday evening by the Baptist Y P. s. c. E. to serve ! for the ensuing year are: President Lemuel Green; vice president, CharIes F. Gardner; secretary, Mrs. c. F. Gard ner; corresponding secretary, Miss Alice 4. Brown: treasurer, Erme My ott: lookout committee, Arthur FrInk. Mrs. c. F. Gardner. Miss Mabel Me Broome; helpers, Francis Brown, Miss Alice Gilbert, Thomas Gray. prayer meeting committee, Miss Alice A. Brown, Charles | Babcock; helpers. Miss Ila, Brown, Royal Babcock, Earl Gray. missionary and temperance com mittee, Rev. Allan Spidell, Charles F. Armstrong, Mrs. Charles F. Arm strong: helpers, Miss Rosa and Calvin Wilcox; information and good liter ature committee, Miss Emma Gardner, Miss Ruth Gray, Erme Myott; helpers, Miss Esther Gray, Richmond P. Gard ner; music committed c. F. Gardner, Miss Alice McBroome Ernest Saun- ders; helpers, George and Louise Da- wis; social committee, George NJ. Clarke, Mrs. G. H. Prior, Miss Evelyn Gardner: helpers, Miss Georgine Camp bell, Tyler Gilbert, AdeIbert Babcock.
 The committee of arrangements for the annual ball of the A. A. Young Hose and Ladder Go No. l are. Dennis Sullivan, Frank Mccarthy, John F. Hennon, Pearle Morgan, John F. Sul- livan.
 Methodist Mems Club Officials.
 The annual meeting and election of off cers of the Mems club of the Meth odist church held Monday evening proved especially enjoyable. The off, cers elected were: President, A. C. Bur dick; vice president, James McClug- gage: secretary, Earle Howe; assist ant secretary, John Davis; treasurer, Clarence Jeffers; librarian, Paul Car penter; teacher, Rev. Samuel Thatch- CT: assistant teacher. James McClug- gage. During the evening there were interesting short speeches by A. C. Burdick James McCluggage and w. R. Burdick The company was further entertained with songs by Clarence Jeffers. Fred Smith, William Robert son and Peter McArthur. Refresh ments were served by Mrs. Fred smith assisted by Miss Annie Robertson and Mrs Peter McArthur and Miss Ger trude Mclaughlin.
 The annual meeting of Dorcas cir cle of The Kings Daughters was held at the home of Mrs Frank l. Ray on SoINh Main street Tuesday evening. The following officers were elected; Leader. Mrs. w R. Burdick; vice lead CT, Miss Adelaide Burdick; secretary, Miss S. K. Adams; treasurer, Miss Lu- cile Stetson
 IS Degrees "Wednesday Morning.
 According to Charles R. Butts, watchman at the Aspinook, the mer- cury registered 15 above at 1 o'clock Wednesday morning. This is the cold est yet A thick haze after that hour raised the temperature so that at sun rise it stood at 26.
 Woodmen's Official Board. The recently elected officers of Nut meg camp, No. S,977, Modern Wood men of America. are: V. C., Joseph H. Stafford; adviser, John w. Blake clerk, William R. Burdick; banker Lloyd G. Buckingham; escort. Dennis J. Griffin; inside watchman, Lewis A Gill: watcmman, Eugene J. Carroll; trustee for three years, David J. Turn bull; trustee for two years Eugene J Carroll: trustee for one year, J. w Blake. These officers will be installed Jan. ,.
 Popular Movies.
 A large audience at the Finn Opera house Tuesday evening was delighted with tle realistic twe-part reel of the Law and the Outlaw, The Keyhole Love Affair, The Necktie and the his- i toricaI slides