Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-16
PUTNAM
Accident to Omer Desautels-Nomi- nees for Justices of the Peace-city Court Cases-Armand J. Lizotte Wins Bride in Webster-Cradle Roll Reception Thursday.


 Court cases-Armand J. Lizotte Wins Bride in Webster-cradIe Roll Reception Thursday.
 Rev. Frank E. Butler of Providence Is to speak at a meeting of the Wind ham County union of Congregational ministers at Dayville tomorrow.
 Irving Miron spent the week end with relatives in MilTbury, Mass.
 Teddy Brousseau was leader of the Y. P. s. c. E. meeting at the Congre- gational church Sunday evening.
 Malcolm M. Wiley of Worcester was at his home here over Sunday.
 The Baptist church of this city will be represented at the annual state London today and extending through Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Finger Crushed.
 Omer Desautels, B Chapel street, had the middle finger of his right hand crushed in a machine at the plant of the Putnam Woolen company. The injured member was amputated at the Day Kimball hospital
 Nominees for Justices.
 The following are the republican nominees for justices of the peace: F. F. Russell, M. H. Geissler, c. L. Torrey, J. F. Carpenter, E. c. Morse, Arthur S. Mcdonald, J. J. Dupre, Howard c. Bradford.
 This weeks sessions of the Wind ham county superior court are to be held in Willimantic.
 James Murray of Hartford spent Sunday at his home in Putnam.
 Cradle Roll Reception.
 The annual cradle roll reception is arranged to be held at the Congre- gational church Thursday afternoon.
 Will Confer Degrees.
 Putnam nest of Owls is to confer a degree upon candidates at this weeks meeting.
 Sent to Jail.
 In the city court Saturday morning Ferdinand Case was fined $5 and costs for having been intoxicated, and costs of $S-09. He could not pay and was taken to jail
 Arrested at Barn.
 John Cleary, William Cleary and Arthur Hughes were before Judge l. H. Fuller in the city court Saturday morning. The men were arrested al Cutters Darn during Friday night They were fined g each and costs o1 $9.G9 and were given three weeks 1T which to pay. Joseph T1libeault re- ceived a sentence of 30 days in jail. Officers of Hold Fast Class. The following are newly elected of l fcers of the Hold Fast class: Presi, dent, Mrs Marshall Kenyon; vice presidents, Mrs. H. N. Brown, Mrs 1 Abbie Child; secretary and treasurer | Mrs. c. H. Brown: social committee 1 Mrs. Joseph McKachnie Mrs. G. Cock ell, Mrs B. K. Smith: good cheer Mis-! | Helen Scannell, Mrs. E. N. Wheaton Mrs. Maria Nichols; membership com. Inittee, Mrs. L. B. Durffee, Mrs. Will. 1 liam Sharpe, Mrs. s. Downing; ways and means committee. Mrs L. Sher. man, Miss Addie Tucker Mrs. E. H Grosvenor Mrs. c. H. Brown Mrs. J Inman, Mrs. NJ. Angel, Mrs. J. Ding. wall; devotional committee, Mrs. F. D Sargent, Mrs. H. J. Thayer. Wagner Lizotte Marriage Today. At St. Louis church on Lake street Webster, this morning, the marriage O Miss Katherine Genevteve Magner daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Mag. ner, of Cross street, Webster, ant Armand J. LiZotte, manager of thu Remy boot shop, in this city, will takt place.
 The marriage ceremony is to be per 1 formed by Rev. Garret Dolan. Mis- 1 Gertrude Wagner, sister of the bride i Thomas A. McCann will be tn, | grOomsman.
 Many invitations have been issuet to the church service and to the recep l tton that is to follow the marriage a the home of the brides parents. l After their wedding trip. which vii take them to New York, Mir and Mrs Ltzotte will make their home with MI 1 1izotte's parents, Mir and Mrs Georg l Lfzotte, on Addison street, this city 1 Both MT. and Mrs. Lioztte are wei l known in this section. The groom i a splendid athlete and a few years ag' was one of the best baseball player 1 in this section of the state.