Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-07

Charles W Bradway; buildings coma
nlittee, Charles w. Bradway, Archi-
bald Macdonald, Col. G. d. Bates; n1u-
sic committee. DR.. J. 3. Kent; hygi-
enc committee, e. II. johnson, DIR. J..
b. Kent, Richard German; truant Off
Ger, Allen w. Bowen. buildings COM
mittee, c. w Broadway, A Macden-
aid G. d. Bates
S. NJ. Wheelock was elected mem
Der of the board by the members to
fi11 &. vacancy caused by the death of
w. r. Barber, whose term would have
expired in 1911
M. p. Dutton School Supervisor.
NJ P. Dutton, principal of the Israel
Putnam school, has been elected su-
spervisor of schools for the year end
ing July 1, 1911, for which service he
is to receive recompense in the sum
of $50 and expenses in addition to his
salary as principal. His jurisdiction
will include all the schools in Putnam
excepting the Putnam high school and
the Israel Putnam school, which are
to be supervised by Eric I'll. johnson
as acting member.
Fifty dollars has been voted by the
board to Col G. d Bates in Fecogni-
ton of his service in daily oversee
ing the work of making extensive i'm
pfovements at the Smith street school
Joseph Dusseault has been named
by the board as janitor of the Smith
street school at a salary of SO per
week.
Third Floor Rooms Distastefu.
Another matter in connection of
school affairs in Putnam was the APP
pearanee before the school board of
Principal M. P. Dutton to make rep
reservations to them relative to COM
plants that he has received of haV
ing the pupils Of grade / located on
the third floor of the Israel Putnam
school. 1t is hoped to speedily ad-
just the matter to the satisfaction of
all concerned.
Sisters Petition for Music Teacher.
The school board is also in receipt
of petition from the Sisters of
Mercy, in charge of the schools in
St Mary's parish, relative to having
the instructor in music in the public
schools perform a similar service in
the parochial schools, assuring the
hearty cooperation OF the Sisters if
such an arrangement can be brought
about.
To Be Assistant Marshal.
M. NJ. Dwyer, grand knight of Car
gill council, knights of Columbus, has
been named as one of the assistant
marshals (mounted) to have charge of
the big state parade of the members
of the order. to be held in Bridgeport
All Of the councils in Windham
county have been assigned positions
in the third division.
City Notes.
The E. A. degree was conferred up
on candida ties at a communica ton Of
Quinebaug lodge, f. and A. M, Thurs
day evening.
Adjournment of the sittings of the
superior court in Putnam has been
taken sine die. The next sessions of
the court viii be held in Willimantic
later in the month.
Attorney II. c. Bradford, E. E. Rob-
bins, William S. Johnson and George
Miner are among the Putnam men
who have been attending the Brockton
fair.
Miss Josephine San Souci and Miss
Mabel Kent have been recent visitors
in Brockton.
L. J. Pierce of Attleboro called on
friends in Putnam Thursday.
Boston bound travellers We're held
up for hours in Putnam Thursday aft
ernoon because of the failure of trains
to arrive, owing to the accident at
Bolton.
A temperature of s. degrees dur
ing Thursday afternoon knocked the
sales of fall merchandise down.