Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-23
PUT NAM
Miss Florence Warren and Ovid Rick ey, Both 16. Wed - Hurdman's Chances of Recovery Improvine- Highway Work Prosressins-Looal Interests.

Dewitt Park of Brooklyn was a vis- itor in Putnam Friday.
 Frank J. Phelan of Stamford called on friends in town Friday.
 M. J. Sullivan of New Haven was fin Putnam Friday.
 Miss Gertrude Josln will be the leader at the B. Y. P. U. meeting on Sunday.
 Still Holding His Own.
 Henry Hurdman was reported as holding his own at the Day -Kimball hospital Friday. His chances of re- covery have improved.
 Sixteen Year OIds Married.
 Miss Florence Warren, 16. and Ovid Rickey, 16 both of this city, were married Friday afternoon by Attor- ney H. c. Bradford. acting as jus tice of the peace.
 Milk Supply Reduced by Drought.
 The supply of milk that the produ- cers are able to get has been much reduced by reason of the prolonged drought, which has caused many pas turs lands to dry up.
 Putnam Will Have Johnson Today.
 wauregan comes to the Providence street grounds today to tackle Put nam for the last time this season. Putnam has only won one of the three games played and they are going to try hard to get at least an even break for the series. George Johnson, the mighty sticker for the Andems, and more recently of the Rhode Island Mill league a fast organization. will be in the Putnam lineup and will add much to the locals chances of landing a vic tory.
 Eastern Star Members Hold Dance.
 Jessamine chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, of this city. gave a dancing party at the pavilion at Wild wood park Friday evening. the event attracting attendance from various places on the trolley line between Put nam and points south.
 Food Sale by Junior League.
 Members of the Junior league of the Methodist church held a food sale at the store of Ballard & Clark Friday afternoon
 ouinnatisset Grange Will Picnic. Quinnatisset grange of Thompson has selected August for their field day and picnic at Webster lake: They are to have a shore dinner, launch rides and in the afternoon literary programme.
 Putnam grange members have been invited
 Steady Progress on Highway Changes Work on the change in the layout of the highway leading into the town of Killingly by way of Whites Cross ing is steadily progressing. The men and teams have been engaged all this week in filling into grade where the new route is to cross the property or F. M. Wheaton near the fair grounds Appiieation for Admission of Will. Judge Edward G. Wright of the pro- bate court has named July 27 as the date for the hearing on the applica- tion of Marie Ann Trudeau for ad- mission of the will of Odile Trahan, in which she is named as executrix, to probate.
 pr. Hammond a Prominent Elk. nr IIaprxr EJoroO,Ond whose mains will be inferred at Niles, Mich, today (Saturday) was at one time ex- alted ruler of Putnam lodge of Elks, an organization in which he was much interested. He retained his member ship up to the time of his death. The members of the congregation and Sunday school of St. Philips mis- sion will go to Wildwood park today (Saturday) for their annual outing and picnic. A basket lunch is to be taken along and ice cream supplied by the ladies of the guild
 Rev. C. K. Flanders at Thompson. Rev. c. K Flanders is sunplying at the Baptist church in Thompson dur ing July, replacing Rev C. l. Ram sey who recently accepted call to church at Bemis Grove, N. J.
 Oiled Dust No Better Than Plain Dust Many Putnam people have de- cided that they do not like oiled dust any better than just plain dust. if they do we'll The first application or OH to the city streets has not worked out as perfect a solution of the dust prob lem as was expected, but conditions may grow better later. Found-Friday on River road. Put nam, a silver watch. Owner may re- cover same by writing The Bulletin, Norwich. Conn.-adv. J. IT Mann and family are spending g the summer at Gales Ferry. Mrs. F. Marshall of Tenahy, N. l., | today after SDpU0inX two months with her grandfather. Colonel John Brun on Killingly avenue. Mrs Ann Prentice is seriously i'll at her home on Elm street. Mrs. w. H. Taylor and daughter. Grace, are enjoying trolley trip to