Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-18
PUTNAM
Elks and Bremen Making Plans for Big clambakes = George B. Gas coigne and Miss Lemira Sherman Married in CleveIand-Littls Roose- welt Sentiment Here.


 Miss Florence Webb of Newcastle, Me, is to return to Putnam this fall as teacher of the first grade of the Israel Putnam school salary $500.
 Miss Blanche Dickinson of Chicago has been a recent visitor with Mir. and Mrs Franklin w. Perry.
 Mrs. George w. Perry and children are at Lords Point. MT. Perry has also been spending some time at that resort this week.
 Mrs. Henry Chandler had the mem hers of the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church at her home for a meeting Wednesday afternoon.
 Rev. J. R. Stubbert and family are at Crescent Beach. Rev. MT. Stubbert will return here to conduct services for the next two Sundays.
 Henry J. Allerie of Woonsocket call ed on friends in Putnam Wednesday.
 Adventist Sunday School Picinc.
 Tuesday next is the tentative time fixed for holding the Adventist Sunday school picnic at Alexander's lake.
 The Rho Delta class of the Metho- dist church held a picnic Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J. w. Cunning ham, West Thompson.
 Mrs. Lilte E. Leach is spending three weeks at a resort on the coast of Maine.
 F. Weatherhead of Grove street has returned from visit with relatives in Detroit.
 pr, and Mrs James B. Kent are en- tertaining Mrs James M. Kent and children of New York.
 Medical Men Plan Fall Meeting.
 Dr. George M. Burroughs, Danielson, Dr, R. c. White, Willimantic and Dr. S. B. overlook, Pomfret, recently held meeting at the home of the latter as a special committee of the Wind ham County Medical society and for the purpose of making arrangements for the joint meeting of the county and state societies to be held in Will limantic this fall
 Bureau of Education Busy.
 The department of the interiors bureau of education has sent commu nications to the secretaries of schoo boards in towns in this part of Wind ham county, seeking information about l the teaching in elementary and sec ondary schools of subjects pertaining to clothing, textiles, sewing, foods | cooking, etc. Inquiry is also made aS to the date of the introduction of sucl | SuDJeClS III lue lOCdl SCHOOLS.
 About Those Mormon Elders.
 The activity of Mormon elders i; | being reported to Windham county | newspapers, but no one as yet has sen | in for publication any information | about some other men who are no | Mormon elders, but are indulging reg ularly in certain practices that art the principal cause of the general dis l approval hereabouts of the rep ! resentatives of the famous Utal church. Wherein is the moral differ ence in stealing a lamb in Salt Laki City or just "appropriating" it il | Windham county
 Taft Has United Support Here.
 There is very little Roosevelt senti ment among the leading republican, of Putnam. This fact may be provet | by interviewing men prominent in tn affairs of the party in this city. Whel ! voting -time comes in November, i no changes of opinion (not likely) oc cur, President Taft will get the ma iority of the republican votes. NJ one could be found here Wednesda who would admit any intent to atten' the progessives' convention at Ney 1 Haven, July 30.
 Will Return from Abroad.
 Rev. J. N Garst of Thompson is ex pected back from a summer tour c Europe before the close of the pres ent month His pulpit in the Thomp son Baptist church will be occupie next Sunday by Rev. w. L. Wood c Pawt1cket. It is expected that Rev MT Garst will preach at Thompson week from Sunday.