Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

principal addresses of the day were giy- eh in accord wit hthe program previously announced.
 Quinebaug lodge of Mssons \of this city has elected the following officers: W. M, Attorney Ernest c. Morse; senior warden. Mayor A. W. Marcy; junior war den, F. Scott Duffey; secreary, G. Allen Hawkins; treasurer. Attorney M. H Geissler; senior deacon C. E. Richard7
 son ; junior deacon, W. E. Moss; senior steward Edwin S. Phillips junior stew ard, Allie S. King; marshall. George 'P. Miner chaplain, Lncius P. Merriam ty-
 Ter, W. E. Shippee; trustees, G.>Harold
 Gilpatric, George E. Brosseau, George F.
 Miner. The officers were installed by
 Past Master L. P Merriam, G. Allen
 Hawkins acting as grand marshal.
 Members of Jessafnine chapter, o. F. s., served a suppcr following the business
 meeting of the lodge.
 Newly elected officers os AnscIm Mayotte post American legion are:
 Commander, John H. Moss: vice com
 mander James J. Charron; adjutant.
 Joseph D. Flagg; finance officer, James E. Murray executive committee. Louis N. Girard, Harry E. Wells, Arthur J.
 Brodeur, Mark A. Klebart, Charles A. Ryan.
 Lieut. Moss, the new commander, sue ceedinS Dr. E. F. Perry, the first com mander and medical officer overseas, is regarded by the members of the post as an excellent choice as head of the or ganization. MT. Moss is connected with the Manhasset company here. Hhe recently elected officers of Jessa-
 mine chapter. o. F. S., are: W. M, Der. tha H. Greene; w. P, John c. Bates; A M, Grace Carmack; cond.. Isabelle R Tefft; A. C., Hattie K. Watson secre- tary, Emma M. Roberts; treasurer, Inez V. Hoyie.
 There was much interest here Friday in the announcement that Silas M. Vince lock of this city is to be a member of Governor -elect Lakes staff. MT. Vince lock is one of the owners of the Put l nam Woolen company, is a member of i the, town school committee and one of l the most prominent republicans in this corner of the state.
 The first of the. automobile registra. tion plates for 1921 are being received by Putnam motorists. The plates for the
 coming year have a black background and orange numbers, color combination
 not heretofore used on registration plates l in this state and distinctively different l from the color combination now in use Putnam lodge of EIks will hold its an ! nual lodge of sorrow Sunday afternoon The eulogy is to be delivered by Past District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler D J. Hayes of Norwich. Hey's orchestra I of whitinsville will play at the service and there will be singing by quartet. A number of the members of Putnam grange will be at Brooklyn today (Sat- l urday) for the meetings of Quinebau; Pomona grange. which will be open al
 day in the fifth degree
 Durham Hall is in Boston visttins
 his mother. Mrs. Lettie NJ. Hall. who i: | leaving today (Saturday) for Santa Barbara California. Mrs. Hall will b.
 accompanied by her brother, H. Keno l Marble. and his wife.
 l asFayette L. Wright, who came nortl i from Clearwater. Fla, on a business trip
 will return south for the winter with in a few days.
 The state board of equalization ha | added s3o0.oo0 to the grand list of tn
 town of Pomfret.
 1 With returns from Pomfret incomplete
 the Red Cross drive in the Putnam 1 district has netted s117140.
 1 The Putnam High school and nigh school basketball teams met Friday ev l ening in a work out game at the higl school gymnasium.
 Rev. G. c. s. MacKay, who is to z to the Broadway Baptist church. Prov ] idence,' as pastor, will preach his fare we'll sermon at the Putnam Baptis I church, where he has been the paste I for the past ts.ee years Sunday, De cernber 26.
 | At the next session of superior cour l in Putnam the preceding judge will wea gown, as is done by justices of tn supreme court of this state and by judge
 of courts in many eastern states.
 The first of the Chmristmas display are being made in Putnam and tn opening of the ChEstmas trade alread is being felt. The prudent buyers, 8 usual, are shopping early and gettin the advantage of better selections. : Rev. Charles E. Burton of New Tor
 will address the members of the Winf : ham County Ministers union when the meet at the Congregational church i
 this city next Monday.
 Members of Christ church, Pomfre are to have a parish supper at tt Netghborhood house Sunday evening" |