Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-27

at l a. m. EX-Mayor J. ]. McGarry,
exalted ruler, and Mrs McGarry led the
grand march
At IL o'clock there was a pause in the
gatety. that the usual toast might be Of
fered in memory of the absent brothers,
the toast given by Exalted Ruler Nc
Garry Intermission followed, a lunch
consisting OF chicken salad. celery. Sara
toga chips, rolls. ice cream. cake and
coffee being served in the Elks' home.
The committee of arrangements for the
bal Twas made up of John Lynch, Attor-
ney Archibald Macdonald. A. Graydon
Sharpe, Frank L. Cassidy, Thomas
OHara and L. a. Bradford. Ralph
Thurston was floor director.
The entire net proceeds Of the ball will
be devoted to charity at the next Christ
mas season, in keeping with long estab-
lished custom OF Putnam lodge. Needy
families here and in different sections of
the lodges territory will be generously
remembered.
William Tarbot. picked up by tho local
police and held here at the request of
Huntington, Ind. officers, is now On his
way back to the Hoosier State. Tarbot
was taken away Thursday morning in
charge of Officer w A Wayne of the
Huntington police department,
Officer Wayne said that Tarbot was
being taken back to answer to charges
Of grand larceny and getting money IN
der false pretenses. Details pertaining te
| the case Were not known to local officers
TarDot, eight years in the regular
army, has been employed in Webster at
! his trade OF barbertng His wife is a
former Putnam girl. a fact that was
known in Huntington. and which led to
| following out what proved to be the cor
| rect aSsumption-that he would eventual
| ~ come east and into this vicinity Tar
| bot says he is not guilty of the charges
| preferred against him and made no effort
| 10 resist cXtradition.
Windham County Y NJ. C. 4. news
notes include:
Brooklyn; The Brooklyn I NJ. c. A.
group held the first monthly bean feed
I Thursday evening. Jan. 10. The supper
was attended by some so young men and
! boys. Sidney Bard was POSTMASTER. I.
! ". Davis Of Daneison gave a talk on
| Clean craftsmanship, ana John r. Cor
bett, county secretary, gaze q talk On the
| group. program.
Woodstock: The Woodstock academy
Hi-T club NET last Friday afternoon with
/ their leaders, Owen White and Rev. Fos-
dic.l Harrison. They appo:nte1 the vari-
| Gus subcommittee Of the organiza ton
! and arranged programs for the coming
! month. \ Wesleyan college deputa ton
! tc9r2 VISITED tast Woodstock Saturday
I and Sunday. Jan. @1-22, and held a series
Of very interesting and helpful meetings
which We're veil attended by boys from
the Whole town.
Putnam: The Putnam Y II. c. A.
boys Monday night had q supper at the
/ Congregational church and an address f,v
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