Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15

Rev. J. r. Stubhert Made Pastor
Emeritus of Baptist chureh-coun-
try Club to Apen Season Three
Fined For Procuring Liquor For
BlaekIisted Man-Savinss Bank to
Desune BusinQes.
Louis Epstein, who has been en-
gagged in business in Jewett City, is
to open a store in Putnam.
Miss Maret's school at Thompson
opened this week for the spring term.
George Pratt, an employe at the
freight station cut his hand badly
Friday, while engaged at his duties.
Made Pastor Emeritus.
Rev. J. r. Stubbert has been made
pastor emeritus of the Baptist church,
Of which he resigned the pastorate on
last Sunday.
Democrats in surrounding towns
are calling. caucuses to elect dele
gates to the state convention to be
held in New Haven, May 80.
The Mems class of the Baptist
church held a meeting and banquet on
Friday evening.
Southbridge to Play Here.
| On account of poor condition Of the
grounds at Southbridge, the High
| School team of that place will come
| here next Wednesday to open the
| school league baseball season, play
| ing Putnam High School.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Hall have re-
| turned to their home in Woodstock
| after spending the winter in. Philadel-
| phia and Kentucky.
Rev. F. d. Sargent of this city is to
give an illustrated lecture on Turkey
| at the Congregational church in Day.
vile Sunday evening.
Friends here have received cards
| from Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Phillips OF
| Wauregan, who are staying at Miami
| Florida
Concert at Congregational Church.
troupe of colored singers repre-
senting southern educational instftu-
tons gave a concert at the Congre-
gattonal church on Friday evening.
Souvenir w. H Taylor Of Hartford
is remembering friends in his ole
home town with cards Of the Easter
season.
a group Of moth hunters working
for the state, have changed head,
Woodstock, around which section thu
men are to work for month or more
PTayIet at Methodist Church.
Samuel Walsh. Hazel Perry, Edit
Cutler, Stanley Shaw, Thomas Bel
and Florence Gilbert had parts in tn,
playlet Mr.. Rob, given by young PEG
pie of the Methodist church FTida.
evening.
Country Clubs Opening Friday Next
It was announced here Friday tina
the Putnam. Country club is TO vpe1
its home near Whites Crossing for tn,
season on Fast Day, when a larg,
number OF the members are expected
to improve an opportunity to go owe
the links. The club has increased it
| membership since last season.
Probable Wage Increase.
No announcement relative to anoth
er advance in wages have officiall,
been made in Putnam, but if is under
stood that there is a likelihood tina
this will be done, in common with 9th
er mills throughout New England, a
least in some of the Putnam mills.
Royal Arch Masons' Election.
t Putnam chapter, Royal Arch Ma
sons, has elected the following ON
i GERS for the ensuing year: Higl
) priest, L. P. Merriam; king, James N
i Gilmore; SCRIBE Ernest c. Morse
j captain of host, Allie w. Marcy: prin
t cipal sojourner, George P. Miner
2 royal arch captain, Alvah A. Parsons
i secretary, G. Allen Hawkins; treas
< urer, Silas NJ. Wheelock; master @
the third veil, Volney v. Reed; maste
r of the second veil, Rudolph E. Hi
q master of the first veil. John c. Bates
Y sentinel, E. H. Payne; trustees, Gil
h man H. Brown, DR.. F. A. Morrell, Get
S A. Brosseau
Il Reports of the officers show that til
= past year was one of the most high
a ly successful in the history of tn
Q organization.