Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-07
PUTNAM
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represent the chamber on a commit
 tee in which the Windham County
 Farmers association is interested, to look into the possibility of a model creamery here.
 The next general meeting of the chamber of commerce will be on af- fairs of interest to the merchants, and especially the retailers. The merchants
 committee. consisting of Messrs. Milot, w. J. Bartlett, w. D. Wilson, Howard Deacon and c. M. Elliott, are prepar- | ing reports on a number of subjects, including a credit association and an agreement as to the mediums that will be used for advertising; as both these actions would save the local
 merchants considerable sums of money if handled in the best way. The ob- ject of the meeting will be to get as large an attendance of the men ac- lively in trade as possible. This com- mittee met Tuesday night and also
 last Friday afternoon.
 Among other matters recently de- cided by the directors have been the following: To place signs on the out side of the Union block where the of fees are; to ask the Farmers asso- citation to join in buying a few chairs and some roller shades for the office; to permit the use of the office for the
 present to the officers of the Scout
 organization for their meetings; to ap- point Mahlon H. Geissler and Richard German as committee to investigate the building and loan association plan, and Ernest B. Kent and Ernest c. Morse to look into plans for the re- valuation of taxable property; to elect | two auditors at the March meeting; and to appoint Alexander Gilman and William E. Davison to arrange for Dr. 1 Norths lecture.
 Last April 90 members were drop | ped for non-payment of dues. Inves- | tigation showed six had rejoined, and four others had left town, retired from business, or were otherwise accounted for. This was taken as an indication l that the right action had been taken I in April.
 The directors also voted two weeks ago to have postal notices of the spe- cial town meeting to appropriate
 money for the Trade school building, sent to all members, as the original action and the call of this meeting were from the Chamber. The committee on consolidation of
 town and city under commission form
 of government is organizing, and ex- poets before long to be-able to pre-
 sent this important subject. There are now 221 members of the
 ing been received in the last few days. In Few Words. s l Miss Esmeralda Macdonald is in i New York to take up her duties Tues
 day of next week as teacher in a pri- vate school.
 | Miss Irene Farquarharson, of Syd-
 ney,. c. B.. has gone to Boston after
 a visit here with Mayor and Mrs
 Archibald Macdonald.
 l Local friends are in Danielson to- ] day to attend the funeral of Charles
 D. Stone.
 Pomfret church's 2ooth Anniversary I The 200th anniversary of the found ing of the First Congregational church
 of Pomfret is to be observed October 1 29.
 Letters addressed to Denardo Gui- 1 scope, W. D. Marshall, Albert Murphy | Clement Smith, Mrs. David Bassett are
 unclaimed at the Putnam postoffice.
 Builders are engaged in putting the
 roof on the new parochial residence ot St. Mary's parish, Providence street. l The score by innings from the worlds series games is to be received
 in this city every game.