Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-24

Freight Station and Store-EmPaoye
of Rurslarized Sheppard Cottage
Catches Thief, Who EseaPes-Nov-
elites at Class Day Exercises.
The names Of Lester Herbert VIII
son and Clarence A. Perry should have
been included in the recently published
list of pupils to be graduated from the
eighth grade.
Miss Bernice Gahan leaves today for
brief visit with her grandmother, in
Rockville.
Hyde Smith will spend today at his
| home in Worcester.
David Hall Tanning Aids Woodstock
Academy.
David Hall Tanning Of Worcester
formerly of Jewett City, contributed
81, 200 to the $4,000 fund raised to
give free tuition at Woodstock acad-
| envy.
Mrs. George F. Holbrook is to have
the members Of the w. C. T. U. at her
home Friday afternoon. for the OBJ
servance of Flower day.
Mrs. Matthew Whalen, who has
been i'll in "a Providence hospital has
returned to her home here.
Received 3. A. Degree.
Archibald Macdonald. Jr., student at
Valparaiso university, where he re-
ceived the degree of B. A, is with
his parents. Mayor and Mrs. Archibald
Macdonald for the summer and will
continue his law studies here.
Eiks' Memorial Resolutions,
Richard German, John w. Lynch
and John F. Carpenter, as a committee
of Putnam lodge of Elzs, have drafted
memorial resolutions relative to the
death of Edward n. Joslyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harold fitzpatrick
and children leave Friday for their
summer cottage at Juniper Point Me.
Mr.. fitzpatrick will return here after
| the weekend.
Girl Had Leg Broken.
Regina FaIteau. 8, wauregau who
| recently had her leg broken in an ac-
cident in that village. is steadily re-
covering from the injury at the local
hospital
A special meeting of the town school
committee was held Wednesday aft
ernoon to consider applications for
positions to fill vacancies in the teach
ing force in Putnam
Several automobile parties will leave
this morning to attend the Old Home
and Old School week in Willimantic,
most Of the local people to be guests
| of Thread City friends and relatives
A committee of the local Chautau-
qua association is to have in charge
| the matter of arranging for board in
private families for visitors who may
wish to remain here during Chautau-
qua week. Mrs. c. B. Arnold is head
| Of the committee.
| Swedish Church's 3oth Anniversary,
A series of special meetings to mark
the thirtieth anniversary of the Swed-
| ish Evangelical church in Woodstock
| is to commence today. Several former
| pastors of the church are to. be pres
ent. Three large meetings are ar
ranged for Sunday.
Freight Station Entered,
The police here have received a re-
| port that the freight station of the
Of the New Haven road at West
! Thompson was broken into this week
and a case of goods forced open, but
nothing taken. 1t is presumed that
foe>stuffs were being searched for.
Break at MechaniesviIte.
| From Mechanicsville another break.
| at Kinney's store has been reported
to ~<e police here. Not much was
| taken. Three young strangers who
have been lettering about the city and
who have been under suspicion may
( be responsible for the affair.
St. Johns Service Sunday.
Several hundred members of French
| Canadian societies in the society Will
| join in the procession to St. Mary's
church Sunday morning for the special
mass at II o'clock in observance of
the feast of st. John, which falls on
| this date, the oath, but is to be OBJ
| served Sunday for the greater con-
Venience of many who will participate
in the ceremonies of the day.
Miss Maertens Wins Silver Medal.
Miss Clara w. Maertens, one of the
members of the class of Putnam High
school to be graduated today, has been
presented a beautiful silver medal Of
fered by T. J. Daniels in behalf of
| the Sons of the American Revolution
for the best essay on the principles
of the struggle that resulted in the
breaking away of America from the
mother country.