Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-02-11
PUTNAM
Lincoln Memorial Sunday Planned
Grand Trunks New Plans a Disap-
pointment LocaiIy-Mrs. E. S. Col
cIough Writes from Para, Brazil.

Louis Shaw of Bayonne, N. J., Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K
Shaw
Henry Morse, who has been on a
vaudeville tour for several weeks, is
visiting at his home in this city.
Lezum Chassey of New Bedford has
been spending few days in Put
Rev. p. S. Irwin of Christ Episcopal
church, Pomfret, off1ciated at st. Phil
Ups mission in this city Thursday
evening
Charles T. Thaye- is doing well at
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lacroix, recent
ly married in Oxford. Mass. are visit
ing friends in this city.
Valentine Social for Grange.
A committee of Putnarfs Grange has
party for the members next Monday
evening.
NJ NJ Dwyer has been ill for the
past few days
who were recently married in Cozad,
Neb., are on their way east to visit
friends in Pornfret.
City Engineer r. Walden Wright has
completed a book showing maps and
sections Of the Woodstock cemetery.
ting for storage ice 10 inches thick
Lincoln Memorial Sunday.
Sunday is to be observed at the Con-
gregational church as Lincoln memo
rial Sunday. The Sunday school will
use special opening exercise and the
Offering will be received for American
Missionary society that does a great
deal for the negro race
The state police are rigfdly enforcing
the rules governing the equipment and
picture shows are held One new
house IN this city has ben obliged to
delay fits opening until these condi-
lions are complied with.
Collection of Bibles to Be Exhibited.
Rev. William Beard of Willimantic
will come to Putnam next Wednesday
to speak at the Congregational church
on The Bible as Applied to Modern
Life A collection of old and new fam
lily Bibles is to be displayed
The newly organized camp OF Sons
of Veterans in Putnam wild receive
persons eligible for membership from
surrounding towns. Putnam camp is
the only one OF the order in this sec
ton of the state. and it is hoped to
build up a strong membership.
Plan a Disappointment.
Many in this section of eastern Con-
necticut were disappointed Thursday
when the announcement was made
that the Grand Trunk railways plans
for a. new route into Providence did
not benefit Danfelson. 1t was hoped
IlaI Inc recently dIlhOuACCQ pIdI1 VI
buying the Providence and Danielson
road would be adhered to, as that
would have meant positive. benefit to
the towns in this end of the state. I'm
der the new plan Connecticut is en-
tirely cut out of the calculations.
To Reside on Woodstock Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Converse, for 27
years in charge of the Wtndham coun-
ty temporary home for children, are to
make their home on Woodstock ave-
nue. in this city after they reiinquish
their duties, about April l.
Handsome Pines of Forty Years
Growth.
Judge Harry E. Back of Danielson
in a recent speech in this city called
attention to the great number of beau
tiful pine trees that We're set out in the
vicinity of A1exanders lake forty
years ago. Senator Sabin was one of
the principal movers in the planting
of this now beautiful growth of trees.
one of the principal assets in making
this the most delightful section in this
county.
The amount of criminal business to
come before the March term of the
superior court in this city promises to
be about the usual average for a ses-
sion and the cases of about the same