Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-11
PUTNAM
Prices of Postoffice Sites May Prove Too Hish-Grangers Plan Field Meetins-Fans Anticipate Good Games.

George Clark. one of the regular letter carriers, started on his IF days vacation to-day Edmond Gayne. substitute, will cover his route. Mrs. Katherine Holland is visiting in Worcester and Boston.
 Mrs. George Gilpatrick and grand daughter, Rhoda, are visiting at Boothbay Harbor, Me.
 Rev. c. l.. Pierce of Essex Mass, will speak at the Baptist church on .C. E. Chandler of Dorchester. con- sulting engineer for the city of Put nam, was in town Wednesday for a conference relative to sewers.
 Mrs. S. A. Randall is spending thfee weeks in Maine.
 George A. Spencer of Newbury- port, Mass, called on friends in Put nam Wednesday.
 Substitute Carrier Appointed.
 George c. Williams of South Wood stock has been named as substitute carrier an R. P. D. Route No. 2. out of the Putnam office .
 Prices Too High.
 An impression exists that the gov ernment may again advertise for of- fars of a site for the postofice build- ing in Putnam, owing to the prices at which the sites already offered are held.
 Pomona Field Meeting.
 A big gathering of grangers is an ticipated when the annual field meet L. ing of Quimbaug Pomona grange is held at the home of A. J. Kennedy in Woodstock next Thursday. Miss Ellen D. Larned Windham county historian. will read a poem at the gathering.
 Odd Fellows Going to Point Breeze
 August 25 has been selected as the date and Point Breeze, Webster lake as the place for the outing of Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows. C. D Sharpe and G. l.. Baldwin have been named as committee to make ar engagements for the affairs.
 Getting Ready for Baby Show.
 Mothers in this section of the county are grooming their cherubs for the baby show at Wildwood park on Wednesday next.
 Hayward Titus Wedding Invitations
 Friends in this city have invita- tions to the wedding at Somerviile Mass, on August 2b, of Miss Marvin Titus of that city, last year member of the faculty of Putnam high school and Leslie Haywafr~ of Washington D. c.
 To Feature Flower Display. The management of the Putnam fair intends to make the floral ex- hibit a particularly fine one this year This department. which has always
  plays from many growers in this end of the county.
 Sewer Bids for Section 2. G. Allen Hawkins, Edward N. Joh- lin and George P. Miner, a committee of the common council, has asked for bids for the construction of Section 2 of the city's sewer system. The bids are to be opened next Thursday This section will run from te Quin- nebaug river by arch, Meadow, Jeff ferson, Canal, across Ponfret street to a point tn Lee street; thence a wa crossing the Quinebaug river to a point near the junction of Chapel and John streets.
 Two Big Games Expected.
 Marenstry of Webster, one of the stars of the Andem team last sum- mer will be seen in a Putnam uni form in the game with Tri- Village next Saturday. Putnam is going to try hard to get the next two games which they are to play with the league leaders. and they will proba- bly, be the best of the year
 Fireworks at Park.
 Weather permitting there will be a display of fireworks at Wildwood park this Thursday evening.
 Able to Leave Hospital.
 Henry Hurdman, seriously injured a few weeks ago when he collided with an automobile on School street while riding a bicycle, has been discharged from the Day Kimball hospital and is strong enough to be able to walk about
 Judge Greene to Hold Court.
 Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich will make his first appearance here Rs a superior court jurge when he comes to Putnam to preside at a short calendar session during the first week in September.
 A Marked Improvement.
 The work of changing the layout Of the highway between White g crossing and the Wheaton farm south of Putnam is being steadily ad- vanced and there is now visible evil dence of the big improvement that is to be made.
 Still On the Job.
 MT. Bryan may be down and out but let us not be discoura ged-coione Roosevelt is still on f11e fob---(s snicaa ac