Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-05
the state. The tuberculostg oommittee

the state. The tuberculosis committee of Griswold and town treasurer of Voluntown must report to the agent the use made of the Christmas seal fund, and she, in turn. must report to the state. In past years this has not been done, the committee and treas urer reporting directly to the state commission. A
 The use to which funds given the town tuberculosis committee is put is that of the care of child from Gris- wold in sanitarium in Meriden. She had no home-one parent dead and the other in an insane retreat. In her Etubercular condition she could not be sent to the town farm, county home or hospital. She was placed in the sanitarium and the funds at the dis posal of the tuberculosis committee have paid the fees. The child died re- gently from influenza.
 D. c. Wilcox of Lisbon is suffering from a bad cut on his right arm. He had just finished saving wood with d across the saw to hand a wrench to Ernest Benjamin who owned the ma chine. The power was shut off, but the saw was still in motion. The un- der part of his arm came too close to the saw, and was cut to the bone, go- ing through overcoat, coat, blouse and short sleeves first. He was taken to pr. J. H. Mclaughlin, who took three stitches in the deepest part of the cut.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Jarvis of GIasso have been notified from Washington that their son Frederick Jarvis was severely wounded in action October s. The young soldier went into service with the first group of drafted men who went from Griswold.
 Rev. Albert Donnell attended the December meeting of the New Lon don Association or Congregational
 Mrs. A. M. Brown and Miss Ellen Wilcox, as delegates from the Bap- tist Sunday school, are in Middletown attending the State Sunday School convention.
 An Every Member Canvass takes i place in the, parish of the Congrega- tional church next Sunday afternoon, as in all other Congregational tors are Mrs. Walter Marshall, Mrs | Fl. N. Wheelock, Mrs. L. G. Buclking ham, Mrs. F. D, Ballou, Mrs E. H Hiscox, Miss Mabel Wilcox, Leslie Hyde and M. W. filling.
 Rev. Albert Donnell, Miss NJ. A | Burdick and her guest, Mrs. Anna Cummings from Brooklyn attended the Conference of Churches at Preston l City Wednesday.
 Sergeant Fred c. Clarke is at home on four days leave from Carnegie h. stitute of Technology. Pittsburgh. He l accompanied the body of a member ot ] his regiment to Hartford. He states that there were 121 deaths in the reg iment to which he belongs resulting from influenza during the recent cpl l demic.
 F.. H. Hiscox was one of a party o ! postal clerks who were at the CunarG pier in New York Monday morning to see the Mauretania when she dock ed with the returning soldiers aboard
 Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. 75, F. S 4 l M elected the fo1lowirv officers 2 it's regular communication Tuesday evening: Wallace II. Payne, worship fui master: Fred L. Hanahan. seniol warden: Benjamin R. Gardner, junio! warden; Everett H. Hiscox, treasurer
 George H. Prior, secretary. The re
 Iuatning officers of the lodge are ap- pointive and will be named later. Wor shipful Master Payne is still with hi regiment in France. Mir. Kanahal
 has served as provisionary master dur
 ing MT. Payne's absence anl will con
 tinue to do so until his return.