Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-12
JURY LIST FILED.
Seieetmen's Choice of Electors as Fur nished to the Clerk of the Superior Court

Selectmen of the town of Putn lIn have filed with the clerk of the supe- rfor court as required by statute, the following list of Putnam electors who will be liable for jury service for one year from Sept. 1 next. if they are in . cluded in the final drawing and reduc- ton of the list by one-haIf that will later be made by the jury commission CTS for Windham county: Leon T. Will son, William P. Warren, Edwin L.. pee. Albert L. Mansfield, Alex A Houghton, Justin s. Green, Joseph Plessis, Hector Duvert, John A. Dady, Walter $. Carpenter, John D. Converse, Andrew w. Barber. Byron D. Bugbee, Walter J. Bartlett, Chauncey F. Bos- worth, Daniel G. Arnold, Joseph Me Kachnie Newton A. Ballard. Freeman I. Libby. IscahsC. Reach. William C. Manning, Milo P. Warren. G. Allen Hawkins, Merton W. Bennett, Arthur Tourtellotte, Frederick J. Daniels, Ben tanin F. Chaffee. John E. Burleson. George W. Baker, J. Richard Carpen- ter, William E. Davison, Olin D. Far- rows, Edgar NJ. Barney, George F.. Bresseau, Fred D. Card, Clarence M. Kent, J. Herbert Marsh. James E. Perry, James H. Rafferty, Fred A. Maryotte. Michael R. Joy, Frederick w. Seward, George E. Shaw. Henry J. Thayer. Fred R. Willis, Ebert c. Kin ney, Alex Gilman, Chester B. Cht.d, Frank Cordier. Adler M. Towne, George l.. Padgett. Merton H. Bartlett, John B. Byrne. c. F. Child, Hermon U Carver, Louis E. Law, Harry c. Mien- ken. George F. Locke. J. Harry Mann, Uric Beauso1ei1, Isadore l.. Beaure gard, Charles E. Belair Eugene Ber- thiaume, Eugene M. Bfbeault, Auguste Blanchette, Alfred Bonneville, Ern est Bosquet Regis Beuthilette, Eugene BresseaU, Joseph Carrelli. Isaac Cham peau. John B. Daigie, Ernest L. Davis Charles E. Dean, James F. Donohue Frederick Dumas, George w. Farley J. A P. Gagnes Napoleon Jette, Daniel I.abessiere, Archele Lacrein, Joseph Magnan. Alphonse Marion, Eugene J. Mignault. George Potvin, a total of 20.
 Big Night at Pomfret School.
 Thursday was one of the big nights of the year for the students at Pom fret schooIthe eve of class day. It was celebrated i1 the usual manner with great glee by the students, the usual programme of having a para le through Ponlfret street, the parade headed by a band, and the students flying their class banners, was carried out. Speeches were sought and secured from members of the faculty and oth- CTS whom the students wished to hon or, and there was much cheering. The evening was closed with the annual bonfire and display of fireworks on the hill back of the Grosvenor inn. The graduating exercises are to take place today Friday) at II o'clock, and many of the students will get away for their homes on afternoon and evening trains.
 Will Join Webster Automobile Club.
 About a dozen owners of automobiis ss in Putnam have signif1ed their inten- ton of becoming members of the We 1- ster Automobile club. which is extend ing its field into this section and as far south as Danielson. The luncheon here was a success and aroused much interest in the plans and projects of the organization. A canvass will be continued here and in surrounding towns to get in more new members. Markers to be placed at bad turns and other dangerous places on highways in this section have been ordered and will be put in place as soon as they are TO- ceiVed.
 Miss Price Gives Anti Suffrage Ad-
 dress.
 Miss Lucy J. Price. Cleveland. O..