Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-03
Death of Martha A. France.

! Congregational church Sunday even 1 ing.
 Death of Martha A. France.
 Martha A. France. a recent conner to 1 Putnam, died at the hospital age and 1 residence previous to coming here not 1 known, The body is held at L. E, Smiths undertaking rooms. John B. l. Heureux of Danie1seH, for l meriy of this city, is going to Aver, Mass. to act as agent for an insur- ance company.
 | Death from Diphtheria. Lorie Dumas, five year old son of , MT. and Mrs. A. Dumas, died Saturday after an illness with diphtheria Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery Saturday afternoon.
 Mission During Lent. At St Mary's church at the masses on Sunday the regulations for the Lenten period were. read. Lent in Putnam this year will be marked by the holding of a mission for the Eng lsh-sPeaking members of the parish.
 William $. Johnson, one of the com mittee on tireproof vaults for the mu niciDal building, said Saturday that some of the parts for the vaults have been purchased, but some more ac- cessories remain to pe secured.
 Too Young 10 Get License.
 Town Clerk David F1agg was obliged to withheld q marriage license from an out of town couple who ap piled for one Saturday on account of the applicants youthfulness.
 Chimney Fire.
 An alarm from box 15 called out the fire department at 1 o'clock Saturday morning to extinguiSh a chimney fire in the Shepard house, occupied by Peter Lambert and Albert Hazen, in the rear of the City hotel. The fire was extinguished with chemicals and few pails of water.
 securin Fund for Washington Trip.
 The senior class of the Tourtelotte Memorial High school at North Grosvenordale is going to use the pro- ceeds from the play The Private Tu- tor, presented Saturday night at New Boston, in meeting the expenses of an Eastertide trip to Washington, D. C.. in the interest of education
 Congregational Bible School Officers
 and Committees.
 At a meeting of the officers and committees of the Bible school of the Congrega tionaI church the following committees or chairman were ap pointed for this year: Easter. music Warner; annual picnic, Mems class: Rally day, teachers of senior and adult classes; Christmas, W. J. Bartlett; missionary. Alpha Delta class.
 Officers of Drop-In Glass.
 The Drop-In class has elected these 0IncefS. EfeSlQe2t, MrS. f. .. Letters; vice president. Mrs. A. w. Bowen, secretary ana treasurer, Mrs. C. NJ. Elliott membership committee, Mrs. Alice Hayward, Mrs. C. C. Brown, Miss Annie Randall; entertainment com Inittee, Miss s. Elizabeth Clarke, Mrs. R. c. Bailey. Mrs. L. A. Bates, Mrs. Milo Warren; reception committee, Mrs. John Morse, Mrs. J. F. Weather head, Mrs. H. L. Pease; sunshine committee. Mrs. A. L. Mansfield.
 lee Prospects Brighter.
 Chances for. getting some ice took big jump with the coming of Febru- ary- The places where ice is cut here abouts each winter now have nucleus for 9 crop. If this week should prove will be thick enough to harvest by Monday or Tuesday of next week.
 Knocked Off Wagon.
 H. F Hopkins, owner and driver, ] was knocked off a ladder wagon when the team was being turned from Elm into Richmond street One of the l ladders protruding over the rear end 1 that and the other ladders out of po- sitiOn and striking the horses. Philip | Bernier and Antonio Mechin. who were riding on the wagon. jumped off and escaped inJury.
 Topics for Midweek Meetings.
 The topics for the midweek ser vices at the Congregational church during February are to be as follows: Feb 6, Has the Business Man a Use l for the Church, or the Church for the 1 Business Man? w. J. Bartlett leader; Feb. 13. A Voice from the Southland, 1 Miss Battey leader; Feb. 20. The | Church and Our Young People. Miss i para tory lecture, Rev. F. D. Sargent l