Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-12

Lyndon T. Tucker died at the home or her son, Edward T. Tucker. Church street, about o'clock Wednesday morning. Mrs. Tucker had been fa poor health for some time, but her death came as surprise.
 Mrs. Tucker was born in North OK ford Mass, July ., IS44, the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph w Tor married to Lyndon T. Tucker. who died on April 27, 1893 Edward F. : l Tucker. engaged in business in this city, is the only child of the couple. Hooters Going to DanieIson. Putnam High school will be well represented at the basketball game that the team of the school is to play at Dan1elson tomorrow (Friday) eve ming. The royal rooters of the school will go along with the team and back with all the enthusiasm that is war ranted by recent fine showings in com | petition and encourage it to go from | the first sound of the bell after the ! game that will bring a championship l to Putnam if the local team is return | ed the victor.
 Miss Hopkins Resigns.
 Miss Charlotte Hopkins, for many | years secretary of the Bible school 1 of the Baptist church. has resigned, | on account of her health. Miss Edna l Surpiess has been elected to fill the ! vacancy caused by the resignat ton of Miss Hopkins. who has been present l ed fine umbrella by the members of the school in appreciation of the faith fuI service she. has rendered.
 Officers of Sunnyside Club.
 The Sunnyside club has elected 1 these officers: Miss Helen Reach, president; Miss Edith Partello vics president; Miss Vera Duffy, secretary; 1 Miss Jeannette T. Kennedy, treasurer: | Miss Edith C. Bowen, supervisor and teacher, Miss Blanche F. Wood sub- stitute teacher: Miss Edna SurplesA Miss Vera Duffy, lookout committee | Going to Seattle.
 Mrs. $. H. Cole has gone to North Franklin for a visit with friends prior to starting for Seattle. where she is | Preacher Too III to Come.
 Dr. F. W. Hartman, who was te have been the Lenten preacher at St. | Philips church Wednesday evening was obliged to cancel his sermon of account of being i'll with cold.
 The change in train schedule due next week will mean a number of changes in crews of passenger trains running into this city and some men who have been on the same runs for a number of years will hake other
 trains.
 . Meeting of D. A. R. Chapter.
 A very enjoyable meeting of Eliz- abeth Porter Putnam chapter D. 4
 R., was held in odd Fellows hall this week The regent, Mrs. G. A. Vaughan
 presided. Following the routine bus
 mess Miss Mary Wheaton as historian
 read an interesting report. Mrs Will
 liam Holmes regent of the Elizabeth 1 Clarke Hull chapter. D. A. R.. of An - sonia, brought greetings from heI
 chapter to the members of the local
 chapter. delivering the message in a
 charming manner. During the latter part of the afternoon an orchestra composed of Mrs. E. NJ. Warner, Mrs C. L. Torrey and Miss Gertrude War her gave several selections which
 were enjoyed by all
 Mrs. William F. Brooks of New
 Britain entertained by an interesting
 address upon Witchcraft and old Sa-
 lem. preceded by paper entitled 4 : Hunt for An Ancestor in which Mrs Brooks gave her experience in hunt ing for an ancestor
 The hostesses served delicious re- 1 treatments