Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18
OBITUARY.
Mis-. Sarah Dix.

Miss Sarah Dike. Miss Sarah Dfke. long a resilient of l this city. died at her home here Thurs day afternoon
 Trefey Paige. Trefey Paige. 21, died at his home on Lee street Thursday afternoon af- ter an Illness of several years. He had been confined to his bed for near | ly year. He was the son of MT and Mrs. Joseph Paige, both of whom are dead his father having died recently, He is survived by two brothers and three sisters. Has 12e Names. Rev. Irwin P. McCurdy, representa- | tive of the -Chautauqua association, has 129 names of representative cit izens of Putnam and surrounding Putnam Chautauqua.
 Brief Locals. Noel J. Dupre recently spent few 1 days in New York city
 MT. and Mrs. George A Vaughn ol Thompson have gone to Maine, where | they will camp in the Maine woods for several months on account of the III health of MT. Vaughn, who is agent of the Putnam Manufacturing com pany.
 Silas NJ. wheelock. age3t of the Putnam woolen compap~~. has returned from a business trip .ss New York. | Senator George A Hammond. George E. Shaw, E. NJ. Wheaton and W. A | Wheaton attended the annual outing of the Eastern Connecticut Business Mems association at Storrs. Thursday, making the trip in the senator's au- | tomobile.
 Attorney Robert G. Perry of New York, son of F. W. Perry of Putnam, is spending a few days with his fam fly at their summer cottage in South | Woodstock
 James Carroll of Hartford was in the atty Friday.
 Judge J. Harry Mann of the Put nam city court leaves today to spend Sunday with his family at their sum mer cottage at Gales Ferry.
 B. Y. P. U. Officers.
 Following is a list of the B. '. P. .. officers of tbe Baptist church for July: Vice president, James McAn- l drews: secretary, Miss Edith Parteilo: treasurer, Miss Mary Arnold; com | mittees, membership, James Mean drews, Mrs. Elmer Burgess, Hazel Con verse: devotional. Mrs. Ida Bard. Gladys Bard. Edna Surpless: mission l Mrs. c. E. Pierce; temperance. H. w. Thompson. N. A. Ballard. V. L. Ken Aedy: social, Florence Stubbert, Ruth Partello. Edith Bowen; music, Lucy | Partello Ruth Elliott, Gladys Bard; ; floral, Edna Surpless, Mildred Bard, Edith Partello; instruction, N. E. Bal lard, H. L. Converse, ". L. Kennedy. The following is a list of vacation sup plies at the church: August 2. Rev. Frederick J. Ward, Danvers, Mass. {: ! Aug eth. Rev. Floyd l.. Carr, Boston {; 18th. Rev, Warren l.. Atherton for meriy of West Woodstock, now of West. Springfield 30th, Rev Kenneth McArthur. son of Dr. McArthur. New York. Suffield. Conn. August 80 there will be no service
 Rev. Taylor May Butt In, Though Not
 Wanted.
 | Douglass Holiness camp meeting ! opened Friday. It was the fortieth anniversary of the meetings and there was a large attendance at the meetings | during the day and evening. Although the session was not formally opened until Friday, meetings have been held during the week with conversions re- ported from the first service. It is believed that Rev. B. s. (Cyclone) Taylor, noted for his fiery sermons will be present, though not invited Rev MT. Taylor has attended the meetings for years and is noted for his bitter attacks on various denomi- nations and the plain language which he uses It has met with so much criticism in the past that the directors decided not to invite him this year MT Taylor told them he would be here this year whether invited or not and if not allowed to preach would stump the grounds.