Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-13
RAILROAD TREsPAssER JAILED.
Detectives of New Haven System Pick
 Up John Collins.

In the city court Saturday morn ing Judge J. Harry Mann sentenced John Collins a transient person, to serve 3$ days in jail for having tres detectives picked up Collins. All rail- road treSpassers are to be arrested and prosecuted if possible. On the New Haven's system since the first of the of trespassers killed has been 25, the number injured 2S.
 Social Centers Discussed.
 At meeting of the Mems class of the Congregational church on Sun day the use of the schools and public buildings as social centers for recrea- tion and civic and social education, and for political discussion and for the betterment of the municipal and civic affairs was the subject considered.
 Applications For Membership.
 special meeting of Putnam grange was held at the home of one of the members Saturday evening for the purpose of receiving applications for membership of those who wished to become members with the April class. Members of the degree teams are to meet this evening for rehearsal of floor work.
 Officers of Putnam Chapter.
 The following are the newly elected
  H. P, Lucius P. Merriam; king, R. E. Harris scribe, E. E. Mcclellan; cap tain of the host, Clarence w. Chase; P. S., George NJ. Miner; royal arch cap tain. Alvah Parsons; master of the third veil Mahlen H. Geissler; master master of the first veil, Walter N. Phillips treasurer. Silas M Wheelock: secretary, G. Allen Hawkins; tyler, E. H. Payne.
 Camp Geeorse w. Child installation.
 Camp George W. Child members have elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Commander, George w. Baker; senior vice commander, Err nest c. Morse; junior vice command CT. Raymond Franklin; patriotic in structor Arthur NTuurtelotte; secre- tary, John E. Child; treasurer, Dr. Edward E. Perry; camp council, Ar thur Tourtelotte, E. L. Wood, Adds H. Welch: chaplain, E. l.. Wood; guide, Raymond R. Evans; color inner guard Jerry Winslow; outer guard, Ernest l.. Chandler; delegates to the division encampment to be held at Stamford on April 2S-24, Ernest c. Morse, John D. Child.
 The officers were installed by Dr. E. F. Perry, past senior vice command CT of the Connecticut disivion, $. of V.
 Milliners' Busy Day.
 At the millinery stores in Putnam on Saturday there was hurry and ex- pectations, not to mention an alto gether too large degree of apprehen- sion as to what the weather man was going to pass out for Sunday. over the Easter hat problem. Milliners had one of their busiest days of the year and made many deliveries to custom CTS in this and various surrounding towns.
 Easter at M. E. Church.
 Miss Grace Bennett and Frank M. Bennett of Flushing, N. Y, formerly a chorister here sang the oifertory at the morning service at the Methodist church un Easter Sunday. The Sun day school concert in the evening was in charge of Miss Foster.
 St. Mary's Missions Close.
 The mission for the unmarried men of St. Mary's parish was brought to a close Sunday, this being the last of a series of missions for the French speaking members of the parish. There were four masses at the church East CT Sunday and several hundred per sons were at communion at the early masses. The Easter Saturday services at the church were attended by riod that has just closed has been marked by unusual ferver of devo- tion by the members of the parish. In q Few Lines. Rev. H. N. Brown of Danielson came here Sunday afternoon to conduct the Easter services at the Pentecostal church
 Colored people from Norwich, Wor- | cester, Danielson and other places in this vicinity came here Friday even | ing to attend a dance given in Owls 1 hall. Music was by Jacl1son's or 1 chestra of Norwich.
 1 Mrs. J. B. Kent, Mrs. C. M Fen | ner. Mrs. J. B. Stubbert, Mrs. J. A ! Dady, Mrs '. c. Burgess. Mrs. James ] Wright Mrs. Hannah Chase are the ! delegates from the local church tc | the W. A B. B. NJ. meeting in Bos- l ton May l.