Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-07
sEvENTY.Two IN
 ENTERING GLASS
Record Number Registered at Putnam
 Hiah School This Term.

The first week of the new school year was completed with the ending of Fridays sessions. At the high school the new organization has very quickly adapted itself to the needs and routine of the work and Principal Wignot and his star of teachers have made fine impression.
 The entering class is the largest this year in the history of the school-72 in number, which is as many as the total membership of the school was only a few years ago. There are many students from the surrounding towns, but, of course, the majority of the at tendance Is from Putnam.
 At the Israel Putnam school, grad ed, Merrill P. Paine has 8s4 pupils registered. Principal Paine has also gotten his routine quickly established and everything Is moving smoothly.
 Calls for Republican caucuses.
 Calls for republican caucuses to nominate town tickets are being pre- pared in most of the towns in this part of Windham county. It Is proba- ble that in Putnam the party's caucus will be held on Thursday of next week when the democrats are also expected to shape their ticket. The outlook is that there will be no sharp con- tests for town offices in Putnam this year.
 Sale of Two Cottages. A real estate transaction recorded on Friday notes the transfer of two cottages on Woodstock avenue from | Sophrinia E. Page to Erastus Wheat on.
 MT. and Mrs. P. Coleman of Bridge port and Mrs. E. O. Thayer and sor of New London have been guests o, Mayor and Mrs. Archibald Macdonald
 Dr. F. X. McAvoy, who recent, underwent an operation for an eyt | trouble at Worcester hospital, ha, returned to his home here. His con, dition is satisfactory. Fireworks Tonight. l A large number of Putnam peopl, will go down to Alexander's lake thi, | (Saturday) evening for the dancln, and what may be the last exhibition of fireworks during the present sea son.
 The Red Sox- Washington game a
 the Fenway grounds in Boston Frida, afternoon attracted number of base
 ball enthusiasts from this city. | Miss Esmerelda Macdonald, who ha bCCA SpCA0IAlS tu0 SuuiIuof VhC1tlo here with her parents, Mayor and Mri
 Macdonald, has returned to her du
 ties as teacher at Morristown, N. 1 Inspected Jail. Il, County Commissioners E. H. Corttii
 E. H. Hall and c. E. Barber were a
 the county jail in Brooklyn Friday fo a monthly visit to the institution. A meeting of the Methodist churc , for the election of three trustees is t
 be held next week.
 City Notes. , Rho Delta class of the Methods church conducted food sale in tn
 store of Ballard 6 Clark Friday aft
 ernoon.
 } Miss Ettie Burr is visiting relative
 in Tenahy, New Jersey. Senator George A. Hammond re gently assisted in the disposal of I piece of property in Northampton : Mass, where he has been visiting. 9 Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, l 8 A. R., held a food sale in local stol . Friday afternoon.
 . Thomas McDermott was a visitor V Boston Thursday.
 0 George H. Ryder has been making
 business trip to New York. n Scores of students will come hel = Monday from many parts of this sta v and from other states for the openir C of Notre Dame academy. r c. Harold Gilpatric returned Fride d morning from a trip to Maine.
 A private kindergarten is to be COT ducted in Putnam during the comir
 fall and winter.