Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-10
PUTNAM
George M. Fine to Manage South Man chester Theatre Also-Day kimbaII Hospital Report-D. A. R. Enter tsinment,

| Gilbert Perry was leader at the Y. P ] s. c. E. meeting at the Congregational church Sunday evening.
 Henry p. Grady of Worcester spent Sunday with friends in Putnam Mrs. Arthur Tourtelotte is at the Day Kinlban hospital
 Saw Trick Pony. Scores of children were at the Bra d : ley theater Saturday afternoon at a special matinee at which Don, the mind reading pony, was exhibited Rev. Charles F. Bedard is expected to resume his duties as pastor of St. Mary's parish this week after a trip to Panama.
 Miss sWilhelmina stooker. state ele- mentary superintendent of Sunday schools. spoke at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon.
 No changes in train schedules are to be in force today, though some were indicated for this city in mail train schedules received here last week.
 Edwin Bugbee, of Jamestown. N. J., formerly a resident here. is spending a few days visiting in Putnam with Selectman and Mrs Luther NJ. Keith and MT. and Mrs. J. Richard Carpen- ter.
 To Manage South Manchester Theatre.
 George M. Fine, manager of the Bradley theatre, is to take control of the Park theatre at South Manchester about February r. Breckinridge and
 
 The Park is about the same size as the Bradley theatre. and is a brand new house. With the theatre Mr Fine gets two stores. This is the second in a string of theatres that MT Fine is to have control of
 Will Tell of Mountain Whites.
 Miss Frances Beatty, teacher among the American highlanders, will speak at the Congregational church on Thursday evening upon her exper fences with these people. Miss Beatty has been welcomed in many pulpits She was in the mountain section of the south last spring and is about to go south again for several weeks of work in colored schools.
 Farmers Institute.
 A farmers institute Is to be held in Owls hall here tomorrow (Tuesday), with morning and afternoon sessions. The institute is one of a. series sched- uled for this section this week under the auspices of the advisory board of farmers institutes. The local insti- ute is to be held under the auspices of Putnam grange.
 The program is arranged as follows. Address of welcome, Attorney Howard c. Bradford, master of Putnam advisory board; address, Useful Hints to a Market Gardener, David Stone Kelsey. West Hartford; afternoon, 80. address, Essentials of Corn Rais-
  Hadley. president New Hampshire state board of agriculture: address, Cost ef Dairy Products, F. H. Stad- Vine Hill farm, Elmweed.
 Musical numbers and recitatiens are to be included in the program.
 The speakers that are to be heard in Putnam will also be at the insti- ute to be held in North Woodstock On Wednesday.
 Reconstructing chickering Hotel.
 -k--- has arrived at the Chickering hotel and the work of restoring the roof is to be rushed. This roofing material is for that part of the reef near Union street that was least dama ged by the ire. The other part of the roof is gone. All of the furnishings en the tive upper floors of the building have been and the work of clearing the other floor is well advanced. Business was resumed In the cafe Saturday and progress toward the reconstruction of he house will go forward as rapidly IS the weather will permit.