Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-01

Ine nome or sidney Heath, near Whites crossing. Tuesday, funeral ser vices for Ann Eliza CarGer were con- ducted by Rev. George D. Stanley of the Methodist church. The body was taken to DayviIle for burial at the Four Corners cemetery. L. E. Smith was the funeral director.
 Railroad Mules Stop for Refreshn1ent.
 A carload of mules enroute to East Douglas, where the animals are to be used on work in connection with the construction of the Grand Trunks Palmer-Providence extension had a stoD-Over in Putnam. The animals were taken to a local stable, watered and ance with regulations covering the shipment of livestock over long dis tance by rail.
 Paid Fine; Costs Remitted In the city court Tuesday morning Joseph Calle. 45, was before Judge J. Harry Mann to answer to a charge of intoxication. Gale was found guilty. The court imposed a fine of $1 and costs, the latter amounting to S9OS, which was remitted on Gales paylns the fine of $1
 Appreciated Missionaries Efforts.
 At St. Mary's church the special col lection taken at the close of the mis- sion for the married men amounted to $229.87, this collection being for the
 
 work since coming to Putnam. The liberal giving of the men was very much appreciated. The Sunday morn ing five cent offertory at the church amounted to $90.
 Congregational Pastor Renews Con- tract.
 The Ecclesiastical society of the Congregational church has renewed it's contract with Rev. F D. Sargent for | another year and has elected the fol- 1 lowing officials: Society committed F | J. Daniels, George E. Shaw, George w. 1 Gilpatric; clerk and treasurer, Howard 1 c. Bradford: collector, Frederick W. Seward: auditor LUcius P Merriam l The following were elected to mem l bership: Ernest C. Morse. Frank w. l Barker, George w. Hathaway, John A l Backus, H. D. Martin, Edward $. Duff ] fey.
 i Baptist Church Committees. 1 Following is the list of newly elected officials and committees of the Baptist 1 church: Church clerk. Clarence E | Pierce: treasurer, John A. Dady; | church committee, Samuel Rich, Hen ry L. Converse, Dr. J. Bryden Kent; l ushers. John A. Dady, Elmer C. Bur gess, Harry w. Thompsan, Henry L.. i Converse, William s. Bates. Charles ! E. Richardson, James ". Hall. Earl 1 Johnson, Percy s, Richardson, Clovis 1 Carpenter. Walter King; music com i IAI4llSS, CedI1utl ftIClr ~hFS. J- B. Kent, 1 Mrs. Ida G. Kennedy; collector. Harry 1 ". Thompson; committee on baptism, | Charles Richardson, MT. and Mrs. H, | ". Thompson, Mrs. Ida Bard Miss Anna Armstrong. Mrs. c. E. Pierce. l Committee on strangers: Mrs. Jen- nie Leonard, Mrs, Clinton Manning, Mrs. H. w. Thompson, Miss Charlotte Hopkins Miss May Arnold, Rev. B. r, Benoit, F. E. Lowering, N, 4, Ballard: {: 1 calling committee. Mrs J. R. Stubbert, Mrs, J. B. Kent, Mrs. w. II. Tyler, Mrs. J: B. Bowen, Mrs H. 0. Preston, Mrs. Thomas &fnchon, Mrs. Ida G. Kennedy. Mrs. F, A. Libby, Miss Mary Eddy, Mrs. c, E. Richardson, Mrs. c. M. Fenner, Mrs. A. I. Morse, Mrs. N. A. 1 Ballard. Mrs. F. c. Burgess, Mrs. Sur bless, Mrs. Christie; budget commit | tee, John A. Dady. N. A. Ballard. Miss | Edith C. Bowen; committee on disci- 1 p1ine, the pastor. Rev. J. R. Stubbert, and the deacons; church reporter, Mrs Ida G. Kennedy.
 Mail Unclaimed Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Putnam postofice this