Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
PUTNAM
John H. Pitts Reappointed Deputy
 Sheriff-Sacred Heart Church Free from Debt-Coneert by Clark Glee
 Clubs-Ten Deaths During December

from Debt-Concert by Clark GIee
 Clubs-Ten Deaths During December
 Hon. G. A. Hammond will attend the annual banquet of the Connecticut Me Kinley association at the Hotel Strat- field. Bridgeport the evening of Jan. 29
 The. body of Thomas c. Hawkins, 63. who died in Providence, was brought here Friday on a morning train for burial in Grove street cemetery. Merrill P. Paine of Worcester is spending the week end at his home in Putnam.
 Attorney Charles L. Torrey was a visitor in Boston Friday.
 Reappointed Deputy Sheriff
 John H. Fftts of Hampton is reap pointed a deputy sheriff under Sheriff John o. Fox and has received his com mission.
 Eugene Berthaiume of Boston was a recent visitor with relatives in Put nam.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist church held a food sale at the noon.
 Frederick Darmer is visiting for a few days with friends in Putnam.
 Specialist Sees Whiteheart.
 A specialist from Boston came out to Thompson Friday to see Whiteheart, the valuable horse that broke its leg Thursday.
 Members of Adventist churches in this section are interested in the mid winter Prophetic convention that is to be held in Boston Jan. 20, 21, 22.
 The body of Willard Ransom, who died at Harrisville. is to be taken to Sturbridge, Mass, for burial today
 Henry G. Bennett of Attleboro was visitor with friends in Putnam Fri day
 Rev. H. N Brown of Danielson is to conduct services at the Pentecostal church here Sunday,
 Catholic Chapel Free from Debt. Tomorrow (Sunday) Rev. J. J. Elty, pastor of Holy Trinity church. Pom fret and of the Sacred Heart church, q mission. at West Thompson, will read his annual reports. and one of the re- ports will show that during the past | year the Sacred Heart church has heen freed from debt. The church was built about IA years ago to replace one de- stroyed by fire, and a number of sub scriptions for the new church were made by Putnam people. Now in England. W L. Lassey.-who was employed at l the Dean factory for the past two | years and who sailed for England late | in December. writes friends here of his
 
 spent the Christmas holidays. Mir | Lassey will return to Putnam some | time this year.
 Vaudeville Bill a Hit. As good a vaudeville show as has | ever been seen in Putnam made enc of | the big hits of the season at the Bradley theatre Friday afternoon and | evening. There were seven acts on the bill-Curtis all-star acts-and ev- | cry one received an ovation. The big | feature was the Welch American trio | songbirds all, and they received cur | tain call after curtain call. Joe Dan- | iels in very clever monologue and imi- tations of famous stage characters had the house in an uproar of laughter | The other features were Marguerite | Wood. singing comedienne; MT. ano 1 Mrs. Danny Mann in a one-act rura play. headline act; Daly and Thomas acrobats; Carter and Mack. comedy musicians, and George Stewart. The 1 audiences were more than pleased 1 with all of the acts.
 Concert by Clark GIee Clubs.
 The Clark College Glee clubs of Wor. | cester, under the direction of w. Gray | Harris, came to Putnam Friday even l ing to give the fourth entertainmen 1 in the winter course at the Congrega 1 tional church. The concert given wa! l a very fine one and contained features that are new this season. Merrill P | Palne or tnlS clIy, Wno IS student d Clark college sang with the clubs.
 Officers of Adventist Sunday School
 The following are the newly electe, Sunday school officers of the Advent ist church: Superintendent. w Ames; assistant superintendent. E. H l Kent: secretary and treasurer, c. N Thurber; primary department. H. F | Fox; home department superintend ent. Mrs Almeda Kent
 December Mortality.
 There were 10 deaths in Putnam