Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-16
GOLFERS MAY GARDEN.
Part ef Club Grounds May Bs Utilized -Te Be Planted and Filled by Mem bers.

At a meeting of the board of gov- Fernors of the Putnam Country club Fl. c; Meinkin was elected secretary In because he is to leave Putnam, and Ralph S. Bradford was elected assist ant treasurer, as the treasurer, F. J. Daniels. is to be located in Pennsylva- mia for some months.
 Committees were appointed as fol- lows: Golf. Ernest C. Morse, William F. Rafferty, Thomas J. Corcoran: han dfcap, Charles J. Hartman. Herbert J. s MeinRin A. Ayan ws Martin .snnis Hyde esy s,t S house, silas M. wheelock. Mrs. W. r. Ranerty, Mrs. F. l.. Kelly; finance, Silas M. wheeloci<, Ellsworth l.. Kelly, A. L. Mansfield; entertainment, Mrs. Jeneviye Letters, chairman.
 The matter of turning a part of the club grounds into a garden was ia . vorably discussed and Dr. Freder5Sk 4. Morrell was appointed a committee f0 cussed was to have several acres planted, club members doing the work of planting and caring for the crops, giving part of their time each week for this purpose. A plan to nave prizes for the best rows and the section was thought of favorably. This is in line with similar movements in other parts of the country.
 Moose Installation.
 Mayor, John J. McGarry. past dicta- to of rPutnam Order of Moose, in- Moose hall Sunday afternoon. Follow ing the installation there was a social hour during which thee was ra pro- gram of vocal and instrumental music, and refreshments were served. The officers are: Past dictator. Addis H. Welch: dictator, Marshall Carey; vice dictator, Charles Paul: prelate, J. H. Bulger: secretary. T: J. Ryan; treas urer. Charles Nichols: inside guard. William Blake: outside guard. J. H. Charles Ryan.
 Congregational Church Appeals fer The Congregational church has made an appeal for flags. The following is from the Congregational church calen- dar of Sunday:
 "It has been many years since we have been called upon to display the American flag as an indication of our loyalty to our president and our con fidence in the principles represented by The Stars and Stripes. We need a flag or flags to be used in our church audi torium and chapel. If any organiza- tion. Bible school. woman's Missionary society. Ladies' Social circle or young peoples clubs feel inclined to con- be gratefully received. Please copfer with the pastor. or superintendent of the Bible school"
 Walter Colby Arrested.
 complaint came in to the police Saturday afternoon from the home of Louise Lawson in the Sawyer district that man was in the house in an in- toxicated condition and making a dis turbance. Captain Ryan went to the place in an automobile and arrested Walter Colby and took him to the police station. where he was locked up on charges of intoxication and breach of the peace. He will appear in court this morning.
 Additions to Sewer System.
 Superintendent of Streets Frank Dumas and his men have begun the construction of various additions to the sewer system voted for by the common council. Over !, 100 feet were decided upon by the council and some of the work was done last year until cold weather put a stop to further activities. The streets in which sew CTS are being installed include South Meadow street and the Manhassett village. Rawine street, Vandale, Milton and Mechanics streets.