Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-12
PUTNAM.
League Treasurer Receives Deposits M. M. Dwyer Endorsed as National Candidate K. of c.-End of Vacation Officers of Baptist Society-Gen- eral News.


 Charles o. Barrett, master of the gunnery shoot at Washington was the guest of Putnam relatives on Sunday.
 Mrs. Lydia Haskell of Shrewsbury Mass. has been the guest of Mrs. F. E Brunette.
 Henry G Luther of Spencer, Mass, was the guest of friends in Putnam over Easter.
 An auction at the William H. Perrin place at West Thompson. Saturday,wa attended by Putnam people.
 League Deposits Coming In.
 Loon T. Wilson, treasurer of the Eastern Connecticut league, had re- ceived on Saturday all of the team de- posits of s25 each to finish the season, with only one exception, and this will probably be deposited today (Monday). The league season opens Saturday, April "A.
 Mrs. s. F. Deforest is spending this week in Putnam.
 Sunrise Prayer Meeting.
 sunrise prayer meeting was held at the Congregational church Easter morning.
 George VandaIe Acquitted.
 George Vandale, accused by Alexan- der Main of an assault on him, alleged al have been committed on him Friday night on Providence street, was &C., quilted in the city court Saturday morning.
 M. M. Dwyer's Candidacy Endorsed.
 At a meeting of Cargill council, K. of C., held Sunday, the candidacy of M. M. Dwyer as national delegate was en- dorsed by the members.
 Post Easter Gayeties.
 This evening will be marked by g resump ption of social activities which for the greater part have been sus- pended during the Lenten season.
 Asked for Hospital Appropriation.
 A committee from this city composed of Representatives Joseph McKachnie and John A. Dady, Judge l.. A. Catlin, Mrs. Charles O. Thompson and R. Psyche Webster superintendent of the Day-Kimball hospital, recently appear ed before the committee on appropria- tions at the capitol in an endeavor to secure an appropriation for an exten- sion of the -Kimball hospital.
 Various Interests.
 Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, D. A. R., will hold a meeting this (Mon- daY) afternoon.
 The students at the Israel Putnam school will go back to their studies this morning, after a vacation of two weeks.
 The work of eliminating one more grade crossing on the main line of the Midland division between this city and Willimantic Is underway This cross- ing is in what is known as the elev- enth section and is ne ar Hampton. The roadway will be depressed to pass un- der the tracks. It Is said that the grade crossing near Pomfret station may also be done away with. The students at Notre Dame Academy will resume their studies this morn ing, after the Easter vacation, which was spent by many of the students at their homes in various cities and states.
 Crowded passenger trains were the rule on Saturday evening. the traffic increasing far above the daily average for the winter.
 Mansfield Hose company is consider ing plans for a banquet to be eiven for the members of the organization. New Labby Building a Great Improve
 ment.
 The destruction of the old St. George building, corner of Canal and Pomfret streets. will clear space close up to the border of the Cargill Falls park, and when occupied by the new Labby