Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13

PUTNAM
Masons Going to Woodstock Today Miss Woisard May Be Postnnistress
 at North GrosvenordaIe-Att

l
 Miss Woisard May Be Postnistress
 at North GrosvenordaIe-Attr l of Great Northwest Described. Mrs. J. s. Green is improving stead 1 fly after an operation that she under
 went at her home here this week.
 Herbert E. Greenwood has returned 1 from a hunting trip in Maine. Mr. l Greenwood brought back a 150 pound 1 buck that he shot,
 William Kennedy has been serious 1 ly i'll for the past few days. Salvation Army Kettle Out.
 The Salvation Army kettle to receive contributions for buying Christmas
 dinners for the poor of Putnam made 1 it's appearance at the. bank corner 1 Friday afternoon
 Putnam will be represented at the
 meeting of the Windhan1 County Az ricultural society in Brooklyn today. ] Mrs. Dell Walker, who has been vis-
 lting with frlelds here, has gone to ] Newport
 WAS a visitor with friends in town
 Friday.
 1 Alderman J Harry Mann was at i Danielsan Friday to attend the fuh- i eral of Henry Clinton Atwood
 It is not probable that the vacancy 1 in the principalship of the Israel Put- nam school will be filled until the be- ginning of the winter term. l Mrs. George R. Rawley is visiting ] friends in Worcester 4today (Saturday) Rev. H N. Brown of Danielson is 1 to conduct services at the PentecostaI church here Sunday afternoon
 Going to Woodstock. Local 8fasons will be at Woodstock ] today for the all day meeting of Put
 nam lodge of Nasons.
 George M. Patterson of Meriden was a visitor with friends in Putnam Fri day.
 Horace F. Wilder formerly publish CT of a local paper, is successfully en- gagged in the newspaper business at ! Warren, R, I.
 A. M. E. Zion Mission.
 The A. M. E. Zion Mission will hold i services Sunday. C., E. D. 6.30 D. m. l Sermon at 7.30 p. m. The presid- l ing elder will be present. Sunday. A l combination supper was held Friday | night Rev. c. 4. Gooding is pastor.
 Miss Woisard Postmistress. ] Indications are that Miss Camilla 1 Woisard is to be appointed postmis- | treSs at North Grosyenordale, it was
 said Friday, though no announcement
 has come from Washington relative | to the matter. The change VIII he
 made about January 1. Miss Woisard i is the daughter of Selectman Philip 1 Woisard of Thompson.
 ' Eagles Officers. 1 Putnam aerie of Eagles has select ed the following officers for the en- suing year: President, Eugene Berthi- aume; vice president, John J. Ryan; l chaplain, Armand Farley; secretary, l John J. McGarry; treasurer, Arthur MartineIu; inside guard, Emil Lar jeunesse; outside guard Victor La
 parle.
 Owls Official Board. ] These are the new officers of Put i nam nest of Owls: Past president. i Charles Nichols; president Walter 1 WaHen vice president, John Ferns; 1 advocate, Addie Welch; recording sec 1 retary, Charles Devine. financial sec retary and treasurer Peter A. Gard 1 ner; warden, Luellen Winslow; picket | Raymond Cotton; sentinel, Samuel l Warren trustee for three years,
 Thomas Cutlery. The officers are to be installed at the next meeting.
 Council Gagnon's Annual Meeting. Officers of Council Gagnon Union i St John Baptist, have been elected as l follows: Chaplain, Rev. Charles r. : Bedard; president, Henry N Benoi@; i vice president, AlphGnse Bourcier; re- l cording secretary Frank H. Cordieri treasurer, Hector Duverti financial I secretary, Uric BeausolieI: master of i ceremonies, On1er BOurdage; inside and outside guards, Omer Auban, IT.
 R. Benoit; auditors, Henry N. Benoit, ] Henry B. BeuOit, physician. Dr. Omer Darue visiting committee, Isadore
 Guertin. Henry B. Benoit. A commit i tee g five has been appointed to make i arrangements for the installation of ] these officers.
 1 A Pleasing Act. 1 Miss Ethel Raymond and her posing 1 dogs, that have been at the Bradley l theater the past two days, produce l an act that is one of the cleverest things in vaudeville in which animals appear Miss Raymond a beautifll girl, is of charming personality. The handsome English setter dogs used in ] the act pose to represent and illustrate scenes that one may easily imagine ] in following the story of The Hunt l that Miss Raymond tells. The acI proved very pleasing to the audiences. ] Describe Attractions of Great North i west.
 1 The attractiveness of the Canadian northwest as a country where oppor- ] tunitieS for wealth and future luxury l abound and are waiting 10 be se1zed i by those who have the courage and the i initiative to break away from old New l England and venture into new aud 1 only partly developed land was told of ] in an intensely interesting way in St. i John's hall, Providence street. Fri ] day evening by two gentlemen, M MesS"s. | Carufel and JutraS, representing he i colonization bureau of the Pacific rail- way which is being, rapidly eXtende1 l to it's Pacific coast terminal at Prince l Rupert, B. c.
 While all that was said relative to 1 the new land was of very great inter 1 est. the special point in connection i with the lecture is the fact that the 1 French Canadians that came to the i states in numbers a quarter century l ago and have prOspered and in many i cases have gained wealth and posi- l tions of prominence are wanted back l in their native land.
 That they will go in numbers Is not probable. though the inducements of fered them might prove attractive in l individual cases. The gentlemen heard ] here Friday evening have just returu- ed from tour of France, Switzerland and Belgium, the mission there being l in the interest of securing colonists l for the Great northwest,
 1 Local Notes. 1 Miss Fonora DeBusck Is to speak 1 at the Congregational church Sunday l on the work that is being done in Mexico under the auspices of the Con- 1 gregatienal Home Missionary society. l Miss DeBusck has previously been ! heard in Putnam and made very 1 favorable impression.
 1 All lakes and ponds in this section l were frozen over Friday morning and ] even the Ouiambaug river was Sklm- med over with ice in some of it's quiet reaches There is a general demand 1 for more cold weather and the first 1 freeze up of the season is hailed with i satisfaction.
 The Yeager-Van Arsdaie wedding at