Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-25

eters ed-euhraas Meeting
 at East Wesdstsei-sesuts Sail on
 the Pienssr.
 Nuneral services for oermaine De- 1erme were held at St Mary's church St; Mary's cemetery.
 Mrs. 8. M Wheaton and children are visiting with relatives in West
 frank B. Mentor of RoxSury Mas, WAS . -vfsitor with friends here.
 Noted st. John's Day.
 In quiet observance of St. John's families were at Wildwood park for an outing Wednesday
 Miss Aline Larue is at Nantasket Beach as pianist with an orchestra at one of the principal hotels.
 pillar pest in this section. As many as score of hoboeF are living in the woods within few miles of Putnam.
 Mercury Climbed to 90 Degrees.
 At 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon thermometers in shaded places in the city were registering 90 degrees. one -of the high records of the season.
 Official Watch Inspector.
 Edward c. Wright has been named as official inspector of watches of it's r N. H. & H. R. R. company.
 Boy Zeuavss Praised.
 Many complimentary things were said of the little boy zouaves that gave the military drill in connection with the flag raising at St. Mary's parochial school Tuesday evening.
 Sailed on the Pienssr.
 From Boston Wednesday morning, on the scout ship Pioneer. Dana John con T@h n ty and Ernest Chapdelaine, four mem bers of a Putnam troop of Boy Scouts. ! sailed for one of the famous months cruises on the vessel
 There was interest here in a motor autotfuck en route from Hartford, where it was manufactured. to Provi- dence. where it is for Hose company No. of the. fire department. Chief Wicks of Providence was one of the party travelling over the route in . touring car that followed the truck.
 kssnsy-Mekse.
 Friends here have announcements relative to the wedding at the home of the brides parents in Plemerton. Pa, Wednesday evening of Charlotte Winifred Mckee. daughter of Mir and Mrs. w D. Mckee, and Frank William Keeney, sub-master at Putnam High from Putnam High school to Woon- socket High school.
 Soda Fountains Pay Better Than
 Saloons.
 There should be satisfaction for temperance advocates in contempla- ton of the change of tastes as to cool ing drinks among the people of Put nam. On hot day like Wednesday the crowds around the soda fountains larity of non- alcoholic drinks. There are some soda businesses in Putnam that are worth more to the proprietors than are some of the licensed places to the men who own them.
 Greek Fruit Store Entered.
 Report was made to the police on Wednesday morning that the so-called the Bradley building. had been entered during Tuesday night. Change amounting to little more than g was taken, and some fruit and candy. The front door was found open by the pro- prietor when he came to business Wednesday morning. The police be- heve the theft was the work of boys.
 To Be Stored at Bradley Theatre. =
 The scenery and other stage prop erty of the Whiteside- Strauss compa- ny, one of the well known stock organ izations touring the New England and middle states. has arrived in Putnam and Is to be stored at the Bradley theatre during the summer months. Manager William Strauss home Is in Pawtucket. where he is to spend the greater part of the hot weather sea- son.
 Chance to Refund Bonded Debt Profit ably.
 A member of the common council is authority for the statement that the bonded debt of the city of Putnam can be refunded on a basis that will mean a saving of from s4,O00 to q, 900 Q year in interest charges. due to the favor able condition of the money market at the present time Much of the city's s bonded indebtedness 4s now placed at 1-2 and per cent. and it is be- lieved that better rate can be se- cured.