Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-10
DANIEL SON AND PUTNAM NEWS

by interested parties about town, and suggestions are heard as, to probable candidates for one political office or another It is stated that the pro- gressives will probably have a ticket in the field
 Easter at Congregational Church.
 At the Congregational church Easter Sunday there are to be special ser vices, the Easter music to be sung at II o'clock and , o'clock. There is to be Sunday school Easter concert.
 Relatives Visit Patrick Hurley.
 Patrick Hurley, who suffered a frac- ture of the skull when he fell off the Cottage street railroad bridge about ten days ago, has been visited at the Day kimball hospital by relatives who came here to see him from North Scituate R. l.
 Pupiis' Honor Roll.
 Pupils who made a worthy record of attendance at the West Side (Brook- lyn) school during the winter term were: Grammar room. present every day Lawrence Casey, Gladys Salmon; absent one day, LeoneIle Belanger FL sic Anderson, Mildred Chase interme- diate room, present every day. Airline Babson, Helen Pinoteau, Joseph Cote, Aime Godreau, Elliot Kelley; absent one day, Elliot Reach: primary room, present every day. Andreas Haraies.
 iaS 'AVi N VI SOFSs
 Up at Grasmere farm on the highway leading west from Elmville to the highway to Williamsyille d herd of cows has been received from Pennsyl- Vanla. The cows make up a beautiful herd for a farm that has become of special interest since it became known that several acres of tobacco are to be grown there during the coming season. The farm is owned by MT. Reist, who is 8 resident of York. Pa.
 Baptist Church interests
 Today CF,riday) Dr. J. R. Stubbert of Putnam will preach at the union ser vice to be held in the Congregational church Mrs. Buckingham will sing. : The pastor will preach at the Easter service to be held at Ii o'clock Sunday morning. The choir will render special n1Isic as follows: Anthem, choir; solo, Mrs. Frost; anthem, choir The Sun day school will meet as usual at 1915 . The finance committee is to meet at the church at o'clock.
 The annual Easter concert of the Sunday school will be at o'clock, with the following programme: Organ pre- the school: reading. The Living Christ, Miss DOrcas Gallup: prayer. the pas tor; scripture reading. departments of the school; song. Easter Time is Spring Time, primary and junior de- partments: recitation. The Little Brown Bulb, Arthur Williams; recita- ten. The Little Ones Sermon, Bernice burdick; recitations, Song of Praise, Reatrice Pellett and Malcom Hopkins; exercise A Sunbeam Basket, Harry Young, Beatrice Lindner, Edwin Davis, Mildred TilIinsnast, Denton Gallup; solo and refrain. Alice Jordan and pri- mary department: recitation. The Wireless Message, Paul Bitgood: song, Spring Has Come, the school: recita- ten, O. Would You Think, Alice Jor- dan: exercise, Lilies Rise, Mary Geer, Emily Davis, Marion PelIett, Frances Tillinghast; solor. Easter Morning Margaret Burton; recitation. A Les son from the Violet, Anna Wood; song. Crusaders Hymn the school: exer- else, My Easter EgS, Ruth Franklin. ! Cordnne Mitchell Ruth Dixon. Mary Eassett, Edith Shippee; recitation, My Pennies, Edwin Davis; offering and CT Flowers. MaTEorie Gaffney; song, Jesus ReigEs, the school; recitation, The Lily That Ovarcame Self Bea- trice -Geer: salute to the Christian flag ali; song, The Royal Banner. the school; benediction, the pastor post fpde, Miss Bailey.
 Agents Barred from Schools. As the result of the actions of a pestHerous book agent, the town school committee at it's meeting Thurs day afternoon adopted 9 rule that teachers in KiIhngly are hereafter to refuse aGnnlttance to their class room during session hours to any person wko comes there for the purpose of offering for sale or who by gaining admission would interfere with the regular routine of study or recitation. The adoption of the rule is the direct outcome of the visit of a man who gained admission to various schools in town through falsely representing him self as 8 state inspector" of Just what is not clear, and this after he had been refused permission to solicit ; business in the schools.
 K. H. s. Team Out for Practice. The KillingIy High school baseball team was out for its first practice Thursday afternoon. Only three of the ! members of last years team will be in the lineup this year, it was stated by : Principal Bennett Thursday. as num- { ber of players have been lost by grad : us kion It is expected that a strong ] team will be deveIoDed from the mate rial on hand though.