Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM
Machinery Arrives for Manhassett Go, -onIy Twelve Arrests in Juhe-Spe- ciaI Street Committee Named Families Try Co. operative Buying.

ciaI Street Committee Named Families Try Cooperative Buying. Attorney and Mrs Charles L. Torrey are entertaining Mrs Matte Hines of Bloomington, III.
 Dr. F. P. Todd is the visiting phys ician at the Day-Kimball hospital for July
 Mrs. Arthur w. Logee of Danielson underwent an operation at the Day. Kimball hospital Friday. Peter Foley and Miss Frances Foley of Boston have been visiting with rel atives in this section, where they for merly lived.
 Jury Commissioners to Meet. Judge E. NJ Warner, Charles Brown, both of this city. and Charles Hyde, 1 jury commissioners for Windham county, will meet here Monday. Henry T. Sabin of Manchester. N. l H.. was a visitor with friends in Put nam Friday.
 Roy Brown Marriage.
 Miss Viola H. Brown of Wellesley, Mass. and Romeo J. Roy of Worcester were married here June 20. Rev. r. D. Sargent performing the ceremony. 1 More Machinery for Big Plant.
 More machinery for installation in ! the mill of the Manhassett company | arrived here Friday This plant will l be in operation in a few weeks it is expected.
 Mr. and Mrs Newton A. Ballard and 1 two sons were at Brookline, N. H.. for ] the holiday.
 l John A. Rivers of Woonsocket was a. | visitor with friends in Putnam Friday. i Miss Ruth White, who has been teaching at Paterson, \. J.. is at. her l home here for the summer. Mrs. G. D. Bates is entertaining her i father Albert Johnson of Southbridge.
 Wife Seeks Divorce.
 Anna Elizabeth Jones has filed suit l in the superior court for Windham county for divorce from Parker Jones, ! at present of parts unknown.
 Come to Putnam to Wed.
 Three licenses to marry were issued ! by Town Clerk David F1agg Friday, 1 the couples coming here from out of i the state.
 Holiday Travel Heavy.
 The trolley business from this city | to Wildwood park on the Fourth was the heaviest for long time, the crowd at the lake being a very large one.
 Post Cards from R. w. Tefft.
 Putnam friends are receiving sou- venir cards from Ralph W. Tefft, trav- 1 cling through the Canadian northwest this week. en route to Portland. Ore, | as delegate from Putnam lodge to the grand lodge meeting of the order of Elks The Connecticut delegation 1 will arrive at Portland on Tuesday of next week.
 .y.1 not been a common practice on the cars of the Putnam division of the Connecticut company, so the order of the public utilities commission will not be seriously felt in towns along the local line The big open cars run between West Thompson and Central Village are, as a general rule, roomy enough to insure seating all passen- gers, though there has been an oc- casional exception,
 Wins Bride in Iowa.
 Dr, John c. Paine, a graduate of Woodstock academy, married June 26, st Webster City, Iowa, Miss Alta K. Greene. The groom is the only child of Dr. Albert Paine and Mrs. Paine of Pasadena, Cal, and is a practising physician in that city, where he and his bride are to be at home after Au- gust 1.
 Twelve Arrests in June.
 The police report for June shows that there were only twelve arrests in this city and that those sent to jail numbered only five. While the arrests were more numerous during June than in the few preceding months, the num- Der was not SD great as to endange1 the likelihood of making a record this year for the smallest number of ar l ] rests in the history of the city. The police report electric lights out a total of 2S7 hours during June. Special Street Committee.
 Aldermen G. Allen Hawkins, J Clinton Nichols and Dr. Cmer Larue , have been named as a committee ot the common council to see that the layout of streets, as recently arranged for, is carried out, and to assess ben efits and damages and make a reporr to the common council at a future , meeting.
 Swedish Farmers Make Good at Wood
 stock.
 A prominent Woodstock citizen wbC [ | was in this city Friday paid a tribut, to the industry of the Swedish people who have come into that town durins the past few years, taken farms anC started out on the road to success These land workers have become a biz asset 10 the neighboring town, wherl ] they are fully appreciated.
 Plan Cooperative Buying. { Certain families have grouped them e selves for the purpose of operativ T buying in order that they may escap T i at least a fraction of the high price . that are being asked for certain neces r saries Of life.
 . Heard in Passing, 7 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Gotham Q n | Brooklyn, N. Y., were visitors wit 2 Mir. and Mrs. T. ?. Botham over th ! holiday
 . Henry T Church, formerly of thi ' citf, has purchased a beautiful plac k 1 on Arondale road. Hartford. Mi - Church is in the clothing business il
 Hartford
 = Bsptiste Carroll. for the past 2 years overseer of the spinning depart C ment of the Putnam Manufacturin | company's plant, has resigned and i : l to retire from active life. He is sue . | ceeded by Emil Labonte.