Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
as possible. St. Martin paid the fine and costs.
 Bio Vaudeville Day.

as possible St. Martin paid the fine and costs
 Big Vaudeville Day.
 Friday was the big vaudeville day or the week at the Bradley theater, wlI seven special acts at the matinee akld evening performances. The feature bet was that of the Cyclonians. expert and daring bicycle and unicycle ridfs. Their act was made doubly interest5ig by the comedy that was introduced- Some of their stunts were no less Han sensational. and they fully dee5rved the recognition they received. Junior Prom.
 The annual junior prom in bbncr of the senior class of Putnah High school was given in the school Friday ance of students and their guests. The gymnasium was prettily decorated with the class colors red and white The grand march was led by the class president, Arthur Blackmore, and the class vice president, Miss Clara Maer- ! tens. Refreshments were served dur ing the evening.
 B. V. P. U. Officers The following are the officers of the | B. Y. P. U. for the first six months of 1 1914: President, Norman l.. Kennedy; vice president, James McAndrews; | secretary Florence E. Stubbert; treas urer Edith C. Bowen: membership committee. James McAndrews, Mrs. Elmer Burgess. Miss Mildred c. Bard: | devotional, Miss Mary A Arnold. Miss Mildred Carver. Miss N z Phillips; missionary or lookout committee, Miss | Edith C. Bowen, Mrs. H. w. Themp- ! son, Mrs. c. E. Pierce; temperance, H. 1 w Thompson, N- A. Ballard, James McAndrews; music, Miss N. z. Phil | lips, Miss Elsie Rouse, Miss Edith c. ! Bowen, Miss Edna Surpless. Miss Helen | Reach. Miss Edith Partello. Hard on Freiqhthouse Men. The freighthouse force of the New | Haven road in this city have not had | one of the pleasantest occupations in the world the past few days, for the | hard and trying. Agent George l.. l Baldwin contributed a boon to the men by supplying them with hot coffee on ! Thursday, which was the most severe | of all of the cold days of the week.
 Personal Mention.
 Mrs. Walter Carle has returned to relstlse9. EGsifS after |" brief visit with Putnam
 Mrs. G. E. Shaw is the guest of l Boston relatives.
 Mrs. H. J. Mann and Miss Marjorie 1 Mann have been in Worcester recently. Misses Ellen and Mary Wheelock have returned from a few days visit with relatives in Newton, Mass. Given Valentine Shower
 Mrs. Walter Wheaton and two chiI-. dren are guests of Mrs. Walter Carle l in Boston.
 The Hold Fast class of the Congre- gational Bible school held a most en- Joyable birthday party at the home of Mrs Wheaton this week in honor of the hostess birthday today, the 14th. A valentine shower was given Mrs. Wheaton and readings suitable to the day were given. Refreshments served and a delightful afternoon spent. About 20 ladies were present. | Given Dimes to Invest.
 Thirty five members of the Drop In class of the Congreg egstional Bible school were entertained by Mrs. J J, Russell at her home on Elm street this week. Much gaiety was caused by the playing of various games and the ex- changing Gin a blind manner) of gifts was entered into with much enthusi- asm- Dainty refreshments were served The finance committee dis tributed dimes to each member, with a request that as much money as possi. ble be made by investing each ten- cent piece.
 A meeting of the O. NJ. club was held with Miss Bessie ChaSnplin, Bradley i street. Friday evening.