Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-22
PUTNAM
pr. Lee E. Seward and Miss Barbara Sawteile Married in Los Angeles Changes at Notre Dame Almost CompIeted-Serst. Hayes Chases Gang of Youths Out of Town.

William S. Johnson and daughter, Miss Ethel have returned from short stay in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
 George M. Fine was visitor with relatives in Worcester, Thursday.
 John A. Herrinden of Lowell was a visitor with friends in Putnam, Thurs day.
 A party of Camp Fire girls visited the Boy Scouts of this city in camp at Old Killingly pond, Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. George $. Bradley are entertaining Thomas West and Clifton West of Springfield.
 Tomorrow Saturday, is to mark the breaking up of the camp of Boy Scouts at Old Killingly pond.
 Henry D. Seguin Of Woonsocket was a visitor with friends in Putnam. Thursday.
 Principal and Mrs. George w. Hath away have returned from their vaca- tion, spent at Tiverton, R. l.
 Vincent McAvoy of the Bradley thea ter staff is spe/ ling his vacation in Boston.
 Rural Carrier Herman Johnson is having his vacation George Williams being his substitute.
 Capt. Murray on Vacation.
 Captain John Murray is on his va cation this week, Sergeant Patrick Hayes doing day duty in the city. Patrolman Benjamin Chaffee is doing night duty.
 Mrs. Charles T. Thayer and daugh- ter, Katherine, are visiting with refa- tives in Danielson.
 Miss Mary E.. Low of this city is spending a vacation with her sister at Lakeport, N. H.
 Granted a Divorce. Attorney John F. Carpenter of this city, a New York paper says, has been granted a divorce at Reno, Nevada It is now announced that the pend ing sale of the Putnam fair grounds property has been declared off. Clerks in this city will get only one more half holiday, next Thursday un- der the. agreement that has been ir force during July and August. Al tl4.' Methodist chu.cl. n,terations rejoicing made preparatory to install ing the new pipe organ. A number of men from this city were called to the Putnam Heights section of the town Thursday to fight fire that burned over thirty acres.
 Committee for Moose Picnic. John A. Hary, s. D. Horton, Alber F. Murphy, Joseph Shepard, Howart | James, F. J. Wells and Frank c. Cot ton have been named as a committe' ] to make arrangements for the first an nual outing of Putnam lodge of Moose Eight Youths Chased Out of Town. Eight youths, ranging from 1e to | years of age, were chased out of t)Wi l Thursday morning by Sergeant Patricl 1 Hayes. They were grouped about tn | head of Buck street, talking thing over, evidently. When accosted by tn [, r.. cr they said that they camG 1rr l from Fall River, looking for work il l nh of l ficer's order to get out of town. Still No Trace of Dumas. l No trace has been found of Delo Dumas, who escaped from the count. l jail at Brooklyn early Saturday morn l ing. Dumas threatened to do Violenc 1 to some people in this city when h. was released from the long term tha 1 he vas sentenced to -rtVe on July = but no one hereabouts is worryinl about his coming back to Putnam fo many moons to come. | Nothing New on Lawson Murder. l The daily crop of rumors relative t the Lawson murder case at Woodstocl were served Thursday, but there wer no developments of importance; a least nothing was given out. One stor l was to the effect that a blood staine' garment had been found wrapped il 1 a bag, but as to the truth of this noth ing could be learned.
 Pastor Moore on Vacation. Rev John K. Moore, pastor of tn Congregational church at Thompson 1 and his family have gone to Elizabeth l town N J. for a stay of a month Tn church where Rev. MT. Moore is paste will be closed on two Sundays durin
 his absence, August 24 and Septembe ', visiting clegymen occupying tn pulpit on the other two Sundays.