Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-25
PUTNAM

. (Continued from page two.) sonal services. food and lodging since 1902. Mrs. Mccoy is a granddaughter of MT. Kelley and she has made her home with him until recently, since she was 2 years of age.
 When Mrs. Mccoy was married, a few years ago. her husband came to the Kelley home to live with her. Mrs. Mccoy claims that under the arrange ment made with her grandfather he was to allow them to live with him. giving them rent free and paying them $2.50 week for his board. In 1906 the McCoys, needing more room, took over another tenement in the Kelley home, after which Mr. Kelley was to pay $1 week for his board. The plaintiffs claim that MT. Kelley has not lived up to his agreement. MT Kelley contends thah he has compiled with all his obli- gations to them.
 Court Adjourns to WiIIimantic.
 The case of Mary Ryan vs. John Murdock, to have been tried Wednes- day, was settled out of court The case was a suit on note and judg- ment will be given at Willimantic on Tuesday. to which place and until which time court adjourned, complet- ing business in Putnam for this term
 SIPS, Not SIPS.
 Zoe" White of Webster must think that promoters of basketball in Put nam are easy or wealthy this fall. Joe only wanted SIPS to bring team down here to play today. Manager Cordier thought it was SIPS and a bargain of fer when he first looked at Joe's letter; but it was SIPS, all right Joe lost a diamond ring a week or two ago, and that may account for the high rate on the team he was to bring down. One hundred and twenty eight dollars! My
 Hunters Licenses.
 Late licenses issued to Putnam hunt CTS are as follows: Archie Collins, Michael Moran, Everett Whittemore Marshall Whittemore, Earl c. Rogers Joseph DuDre, J. Alfred Gagne, John w. Granny, Joseph Durand and John O. Fox
 Students Observe St. CeciIa's Day.
 The feast day of St. Cecilia, patron of music, was observed at Notre Dame Academy on Monday with a concert, participated in by many of the stu dents of the school.
 Social and Personal.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent. Mrs Sargent Miss Bertha Sargent, Miss Florence Sargent and Harold Sargent are spend- ing Thanksgiving at their country home in Brookline, N. H.
 Miss Gertrude Hall is the guest of relatives in Boston.
 William Holmes of Worcester Mass. is spending the holiday with his fam fly in this city.
 Miss Lillian Dronett is spending her vacation with her brother and his fam ily in New Y-rk
 MT. and Hrs. George Gilpatric of Fremont street are entertaining MT Hodges and Miss Etta Hodges of Som- erville, Mass. and Mrs. Amy Lund of Worcester.
 Mrs. Louis Bossard has returned to her home in Passaic, N. J., after a brief visit with Miss Bessie Champlin of Bradley street.
 Miss Katherine Copeland is visiting in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Shaw of Bayonne N. J., are the guests of their son. c. K. Shaw, and family, in Ere mont street.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Case of Winsted. formerly of this city. have been the guests of MT. and Mrs Reynolds in Fremont street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anthony and their son, of Pleasant avenue, are guests of Boston relatives.
 .AIf. and Mrs. Edward Warren of Providence are guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Maryotta in Seward street.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur White of A&-