Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-01-25
PUTNAM
Ernest NJ. Arnold Tsstifies in Bank
ruptcy Hearing on Tussday--Loca
Directors Of Mystic Water Com
pany.

Hon. Edgar NJ. Warner will attend
the Christian Endeavor convention at
Danbury, Conn, next Friday. Mr..
Warner is to speak there Friday esGn-
ing on the subject. Good Citizenship"
NJ. r. Joy made business trip to
Hartford Tuesday
Letters addressed to the following
persons remain uncalled for at the
Putnam postoffice. Gentlemen-W. w.
Holmes, J. B. Merriam. Ladies-Mrs.
Charles II. May, Mrs. Walter Richard
son, Mrs. H. F. Wilbur.
Sheriff Preston B. Sibley was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Eunice Manchester of Grand
View is making a visit in Providence.
Owls Nest Assured.
General Organizer Frederick Whit
ney who is working in Putnam in the
interests of the Order of Owls. an
nounces that prospects are good for
the organizing of an excellent Nest
here, he having secured forty appli-
surrounding towns, with promises of
many more
Herbert, son of City Carrier George
D. Clark, is i'll with scarlet fever.
Arlo Tibbetts went to Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday where he will be en-
ployed in the electrical department of
the Ludlow Manufacturing company.
Work on the Lee street section OF
the sewer is going forward slowly. At
this point the pipes are to be laid about
fifteen feet below street level and, as
the street is almost solid rock, fire.
quent blasting is necessary.
DR.. j. 3. Kent left Tuesday to spend
two weeks in and about New York.
William DeWoif who has been visit
ing his cousin F. S. Bruce, in this
city, has returned to Chicago.
Many motor enthusiasts from this
city will attend the Independent auto
show at Worcester next week.
Mrs Dell Tibbetts has returned from
g fortnight's visit in Somersworth, n.
H
The local Lodge of Elks held it's reg
ular meeting Tuesday night Initia-
ton of candidates was followed by a
social session.
Renovation of Union Hall.
The renovation of Union hall is
rapidly nearing completion and it will
soon be available for social purposes.
five years by Swift & Tourteilotte who
used it as a pool and bowling parlor.
Since the removal of their fixtures the
stage has been rebuilt and the hall,
anterooms and stairways are now be-
ing thoroughly cleaned and reprinted.
Union hall was for long time Put
MANS most popular dance hall and,
y
other purposes. the enjoyment of many
a social occasion was lesSened through
want of su GENTLY large hall.
Owen Barrett, Of Providence, spent
Tuesday with his parents on Crane
View.
Noted About Town.
In addition to the bahamas animal
show which has been causing so much
comment at the Bradley theatre for the
past two days, the management has as
extra vaudeville features, Dacey and
Donaldson, sketch artists and Sebber
comedy entertainer, besides the fegu-
lar reels of pictures.
Mrs. Agatha Bugbec is seriously I'LL
at her hone on South Main street.
Miss Florence Thatcher, teacher in
the Meohanicsville school, was in VIII
limantic Tuesday. 1t is understood
that she is to take the school at
Storrs, which is to be vacated on Feb
ruary LIST, by Elizabeth M. Eddy, OF
Thompson, the present teacher, who is
to teach in Merristown. N. J.
Directors of Mystic Water Go.
L. H. Fuller and Edward Mullan OF
this city attended the annual meeting
of the Mystic Valley Water company
in Mystic Conn. Both Mr.. Fuller and
MI. MuIlan were elected directors and
Mr. Fuller was chosen treasurer and
general manager for the ensuing year
E. E. Fuller, brother of l.. H. Fuller
was also elected a director