Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01
To Build Principals House.


 Clarence Chase of this city has the contract for the construction of res idence at North GroSVenordale for the accommodation of the principal of the Tourtellotte Memorial High school.
 Stanley Wheelock, Hugh D. McKen- of Uxbridge, Mass. were guests Sun day of friends in Putnam making the trip by automobile.
 Miss Alcey Rawson leaves here We'd nesday for Whitinsville, Mass, where she is to make her home with her sis ter.
 Fresh Vegetables for Firemen's Camp Members of the Putnam fire depart ment have their camp on the north shore of Alexander's lake pleasantly arranged for the season. There are three tents. This year a garden has been planted to supply vegetables for the campers.
 Monday the business owned there by Vengel Ntcles was sold to Tiler Vengel who is to~take charge immediately
 Hotel to Open in Three Weeks.
 Manager Hart of the Chickering ho- tel said Monday that he feels cer- tain the house wiN be reopened in about three weeks. Painters are now at work in the building.
 Louis Wilcox was a guest of Mir and Mrs. Ernest L. Davis at their cot tage at Lords Point over Sunday
 District Deputy A. c. Cutler of East Hartford is to be in this city this (Tuesday) evening to install the new ly elected officers of Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows.
 David F. Kent of Worcester and Miss Edith A. Richardson of West BoyIston. Mass were married here Miss Marjorie Richardson. student at Brown university. has returned to her home here for the summer.
 Sudden Death of Albert Jones.
 Albert Jones of Uxbridge. Mass. who visited friends here few days ago. died very suddenly in Uxbridge Sun day morning
 Ryan May Recover.
 Joseph Ryan, who was so seriously Injured by an electric ear near the lair grounds late Saturday night was reported Monday as rallying from the shock Of the accident and there were indications of his having an improved condition for recovery.
 Although Mayor Macdonald has is sued warning against~the use of explosives in Putnam until the morn ing of the Fourth, this is not being vigorously obeyed by Young America and many test shots" have been tried out by the youngsters.
 Partial to Expresses.
 The addition of the new express trains between Waterbury and Bos- ton through this city has attracted travellers away from the local trains that they have been using for years the faster service in and out of Bos- ton from this city being more to their liking
 <, The town school committee has not as yet filled the vacancy in the prin- cipalship of the Israel Putnam school but it is understood that a candidate has been decided upon.
 Double Holiday.
 Operatives in many of the textile and other manufacturing plants in this section though not in all will get a double holiday this week, as arrange ments have been made to close Thurs day night for the remainder of the week.
 Cfambake for the Fourth.
 Local people have planned a clam bake to be held on the north shore of Alexander's lake on the Fourth. On this day also the Sunday school of the Baptist church Is to have an outing at Roseland park Woodstock. Party outings, as a general rule, will take the place of big celebrations of the holiday hereabouts this year.
 There was considerable patronage for the half hourly cars. which were put in service on the Putnam lines