Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
PUTNAM
Elks Organizing to Batter Up" with Norwich Team-Burial of James Bureess-CongregationaI Choir Gives Concert at Eastford-Troliey Service to GrosvenordaIe Desired

concert at Eastford-Troliey Service
 to Grosvenordale Desired.
 Hermin G. Carver, and George Pot win, registrars of voters, have issued notices of meetings for the purpose of 1 enrolling voters on party caucus lists.
 Representatiye Joseph Plessis was called to St. Annie. P. O. Friday af- ness of his mother. Representative Plessis will be away a few days.
 Ralph Boissoneau. graduated from Putnam High school last month is to enter Bates college in the fall.
 Daniel Byrne of Boston is spending few days at his home on Woodstock avenue.
 Mrs. George Newell and daughter Barbara, of Washington, R. l., are vis- iting Putnam relatives
 Miss Antoinette DeSautels has gone to Canada for a visit with relatives.
 A baseball team of Putnam lodge of Elks is being organized to play against a team of Norwich lodge at the joint outing of the organizations at the Drawbridge on the Thames river next Thursday.
 Thomas P. Ryan and Eugene Berth iaume represented Putnam Aerie of Eagles at the state convention in Bridgeport.
 James Burgess Buried. The body of James Burgess. found dead at his boarding house on Elm street, was taken from the tomb and buried in Grove street cemetery Fri day. No trace of any relative of the dead man can be found.
 Congregational Choir Gave Eastford Concert.
 The choir of the Congregational 1 church of this city went to Eastford ! Ioxr 7fV1r~ 5 in the Congregational church in that l place. In connection with the concert there was a sale of ice cream and cake.
 Married While on Vacation. 1 An item in a Worcester paper of i Friday stated that the marriage of | William Began, a letter carrier and l Una Aspen, both of Webster, in this l city Thursday evening was a decided surprise to their friends Mir Began 1 is having his vacation and improved l the opportunity to take to himself wife
 Bathing is being permitted at Alex 1 ander's lake this summer. while the water is not being used for drinking i purposes by the residents of Williams i vile. to which village a new line of 1 pipe is being laid and another sport l Is thereby added to the pleasures at the popular resort.
 Norman B. Ream Improving. 1 Norman B. Ream, the New York 1 multi millionaire, who has a magnif- ! cent country estate at Thompson. has | so far recovered from recent illness as to be able to enjoy the pleasures of his place in the nearby town.
 Miss Hall to Tell of Crete. Dr. Edith Hall, whose home is in 1 Woodstock, who has been in Crete and l has made a study of many subjects xsrbiI IT, ly interested in the excavations being 1 made in the interest of history, is to 1 speak at the c. B. service at the Con- gregational church Sunday evening, re- lating something of her experiences in ] that section of the world
 To Preach at Jewett City. Rev. George D. Stanley will go to Jewett City tomorrow (Sunday) to preach an anniversary sermon to the mems class of the Methodist church there, where he was formerly pastor, exchanging with Rev. MT. Thatcher. The police continued the investiga- ton Friday that it is hoped will lead to the arrest of the boys presumed to be guilty of the four breaks reported Thursday morning.
 Trolley Service with Grosvenorda aIes
 While merchants of this city agree that they are interested in the devel- l opment of trolley freight service or the local lines they are more immed- lately anxious for trolley service witf the GrosVenordales that would bring more of the trade of those thriving villages to Putnam Much of this trade now goes to Webster, across the i state border, that local men feel coul(
 be brought to this city under bet ter arrangement of schedule of cart between this city and the Grosvenor, dales. Just the manner of working |, l..
 St. Anne's Day to Be Honored. In honor of the feast of St Ann,
 there is to be a special service at St
 Mary's church this Saturday. morn,
 ing. the first mass being at a. m
 Visiting priests were at the churci
 Friday afternoon and evening to hea-
 confessions of many parishioners wht
 will receive communion this morning Telephone Dance at Park. Putnam telephone division employe
 were hosts at the telephone dance giv . en at the pavilion at Wildwood parl Friday evening, with visitors presen {. from Danielson, Willimanttc and Nor
 wich. Invitations were also issued t . friends OF the telephone employees !: many attending.
 : May Be Headquarters of Midland Divi
 sion.
 !. Real estate owners are particular. . ! interested In the TuInOr that Putnam l. is to be made the headquarters of tn
 Midland division of the New Havel 6 system. Their interest is in the mum . Der of dwellings that would be needle, f to house the staff that would come t l, Putnam were division headquarter v established in this city. Nothing nor ~ definite about the proposed remova
 to Putnam has developed during tn
 past two days.
 A Personal and Social.
 Miss De Merritt, a former teacher il n the Putnam High school, is the gues e of Miss Frances L. Warner. : Mrs s. H Seward is visiting friend
 at Twin Lake, after spending fey = weeks with Mir and Mrs. F. W. Sew
 ard of Bradley street.
 e MT. and Mrs Frank Bennett hay
 returned to their home on Long Is
 land after visiting local relatives.
 Mrs. Fl c. Meinken of Fremont stree : is entertaining her sister, Mrs. E ', Edwards of Orange N. J.
 C. F. Pratt of New Britain is spend 7. ing 8 few days in this city. [. Mr and Mrs. F. J. Daniels leav
 today for Candid New Hampshire = where they are to spend the remainde l. of the summer.
 Miss Mary Daniels has been at Can = dia the past week.
 : Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roby of Bos 2, ton are guests of Mir. and Mrs. r. I l. Russell.
 Samuel Walsh has moved his fam : fly to the Episcopal parsonage ol
 Grove street