Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-12
PUTNAM
Blaine larose Marriase-severe Win ter Weather-State Police Asked to Find Missing Psmfrst Man and Weman-Fire on Front Street.


 Pierre Lambert. a veteran of the e1vlI war, has received a check for Slll, pension money, and a pension at the rate of s24 month.
 Pneumonia Causes Death.
 Olida Dayiau, born in November, daughter or Mir. and Mrs. Mildred Da- Viau, died Wednesday. Pneumonia was the cause of the child's death.
 Second Crop of Ice.
 Ernest L. Davis has commenced cut ting the second crop of ice this sea son.
 Rlaine-Larose.
 Arthur Blaine, 2S, Thompson, and Miss Josephine Larose, 19 Putnam, were married by Rev. C. F, Bedard.
 Henry c. Wendell of Worcester was visitor Tith friends in Putnam on Wednesday.
 Henry c. Markham of Providence called on friends in Putnam Wednes- day.
 300 at Parish Whist.
 Three hundred persons attended the whist given by St. Ann's society of St Mary's church Tuesday evening. A special feature in connection with the affair was the presentation of a farce. Four Degrees Above "Wednesday Even-
 ing.
 Wednesday was cold enough to drive dOO4N OFC1y yPOAy OlI lllG SOetlS. lh6 temperature at 6 o'clock last evening was above zero.
 Mission at St. Mary's.
 March 14 a mission for the French speaking members of the parish is to begin at St. Mary's church. The mis- sion will be given by missionaries from Ste. Anne de Beaupre.
 Omer J. Milot of this city and A. H. Williams of Woodstock are to engage in business in Putnam, occupying a store in the Peloquin block on Elm street.
 Fire in Bradley Building.
 Wednesday afternoon a still alarm called firemen to the Woolworth store in the Bradley building. on Front street, to extinguish a little blaze that was eating it's way up around a. chim- ney into the store. The fire was quick ly extiRguished and did little damage, business being uninterrupted. The fire was caused from the heater in the cellar. Some casing boards were pull ed away from the chimney, but aside from this there was nothing in the store to indicate that there had been a fire.
 Surveys for State Road Work
 State highway department engineers have been making preliminary surveys from Marshall street through Wood stock avenue to Woodstock. This will be the last main artery of travel into Putnam to be improved and is one of the most travelled highways into this town. It is probable that the work will be done during the coming sea- son
 Pomfrst Man and Woman Missing.
 The state police were asked We'd nesday to search for a couple report ed during the day as having disap- peaFed from their homes in Pomfret. The man, who is about 45, and the woman who is several years younger. are not married to each other. The man disappeared just before o'clock Tuesday evening, the woman within the same hour.
 Ashes Coming from California
 The ashes of Ella Frances Carpen- ter, who died in a hospital in San Jose, Cal, few days ago, the body having been cremated, is to be sent east for burial at Milford. Mass, where she was born March IT, 1881, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hiram Carpenter The deceased formerly lived in North Grosvenordale. Her death followed a paralytic shock. She was i'll three weeks after suffering the shock.
 Safe-Breaker Not Located.
 Search in all the nearby towns in dicates that the man who registered at a local hotel as c. K. Loring and who was accompanied by his wife and a 10 months old baby. has gone away from this section. There was some anxiety to get him for the boardbill he neglected to pay, but since the Boston police made known that they believe him to be the man wanted for robbins a safe in the suburban section of Bos- ton there has been extra effort to To- cate him. A report reached the Bos- ] ton police that the man had been ar rested here, but there vas no truth in 1 this.