Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-22
PUTNAM
Choir Concert Cleared Over s40-- Worcester Eleven Defeats Ponfret-- Annual Meeting of County Home More Applicants for License.

MT. and Mrs. George Holt are vis- iting at Slatersville, R. !. E. c. Rogers. proprietor Of the Put nam inn. is in Chatham, N. B.. on an annual hunting trip. He will be away two weeks.
 Stephen A. Griggs of Abingdon vis- ited friends in Putnam Thursday. Leonard H. Healey. master of the 1 state grange. has returned from a l trip to Waterbury, made in the inter- ests of that organization. Paul II. Newland of Bristol visited with friends in Putnam Thursday.
 Attorney Charles l.. Torrey was at Plainfield and Canterbury Thursday. sitting as a justice on cases brought for violation of the game laws of the state
 Earl Morse of Worcester has been visiting his parents in this city.
 To Erect Another House.
 F.. M Arnold. who has recently built several houses in the Grove street sec tion of the city. is to erect another house on the same street Peter Belair Is away on his annual vacation, visiting in Worcester and Woonsocket.
 Miss Anne Randall is visiting friends in Boston.
 A Member of Banquet Committee.
 Attorney Charles k. Searls of this city is one of a committee of three of the Windham County Bar association to arrange for a banquet to be given at the Hooker house Willimantic, this month. in honor of Judge Silas A. Rob- bnson's promotion to the supreme court bench.
 Frederick Dumas, superintendent of streets. is supervising the laying of curbing on Bradley street.
 Charles T. Thayer of Chapman street is ill., threatened with typhoid fever.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Marryott have returned from a hunting trip Of three weeks in Maine.
 Concert Melted Over $40. The receipts of the second annual concert by the choir of the Congrega- tional church on Wednesday evening were in excess of $40.
 The schools in Putnam will be clos ed today (Friday) to permit the teach CTS to attend the teachers convention at Hartford and New Haven.
 Death of ]. Henry 5eyer. Announcement has been received here of the death of J. Henry Beyer at Yates Center. Kansas. Mir. Beyer was formerly of Woodstock. worcester <of FomIret Ss
 Worcester high school football elev- en was too strong for Pomfret school in the game played between the teams Wednesday afternoon and the victors were easy winners by the score of 2e | to 9. N
 Frank H. Cordier, secretary of the Putnam Social and Athletic club. has sent out notices for a meeting of the .,rganization to get the views of the members as to re-organizing for the coming winter and to secure pledgex l of financial support sufficient to war rant continuing the club. This meet ing will bring the decision whether or not the club will continue to exist It was organized on December 2l Of last year
 Putnam's Chance for Trade School. Bridgeport and New Britain are the towns that are likely to receive the trade ss> ~als authorized by the last legislature H-d one Of which t was believed could be secured for Put nam. The two cities mentioned are believed to be the ones most favored by the members of the state board of education, who have the say as to where the schools shall be located.
 It is said, however that the next legislature will be called upon to con- slider a bill authorizing the regular establishing of trade schools in vari- ous parts of the state and that if any more schools are authorized Putnam stands a chance of receiving one, this city has such varied manufactur- ing interests that students in trade school would have many opportunities to study and at the same time ob- serve the manner in which various textiles are manufactured.