Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-24
VISITOR BREAKS WRIST.
Miss Mcfarland, of Woodstock. Falls
 Down Cellar Stairs.

Miss Ann Mcfarland, S2, from Wood stock. who is visiting Mrs Ellen John son of Grove street, broke her left wrist and arm when she fell down the cellar stairs Monday morning. The injured woman was hurried to the Day kimban hospital where she was at tended by Dr. :. B. Overlook Later she returned to the home of Mrs. John son In addition to the broken bones Miss Mcfarland suffered from shock and received various bruises.
 Recognized Movies Star.
 The Easiest Way, as presented by the Grew players at the Bradley the ater Monday afternoon and evening proved an attraction far above the average presented by repertoire com panies. The cast is an exceptionally capable one. The star, Miss Gwen doline Pates, was for several years leading lady for picture manufactur- ing concern and when Putnam people saw her for the first time Monday they were quick to recall that they had many times watched her in the movies Miss Pates returns to Chi cago next week to join another mo ton picture company. Jerome Shippee Superintendent of
 Town Farm.
 Jerome Shippee, who has been herds man for the GrOsvenOrdaIe company. has been engaged to be superintendent of the Putnam town farm and is to take up his duties April 1. MT Ship pee will succeed his father, George Shippee, who during different periods has served the town as superintendent of its town farm for about fl years.
 Local Briefs.
 Martin Griffin of Boston has been a recent visitor with relatives in Put nam.
 4. c. Luke was taken to the Day Kimbau hospital Monday to undergo an operation
 Charles Miron of Hartford spent Sunday at his home in Putnam. MT. Miron is employed at the Hartford railroad station and had some interest ing experiences in the fire of Saturday.
 Railroad carpenters who make their headquarters in this city are now en- gagged in doing night work at the Hartford railroad station.
 Charles NJ. Nichols, Peter A. Gard her. John Fern, were at Providence Sunday to attend a meeting of the Nest of Owls in that city.
 May Form Polish Society.
 Seventy five Polish residents Of Put nam met in Owls hall Sunday after noon to consider plans for forming Polish society here
 MT. and Mrs William Law of Bos- ton are spending few days in Put nam.
 r The local lodge of Owls is to confer degrees on candidates Thursday eve ming.
 Members of Putnam lodge of Moose attended a smoke talk held in their hall here Sunday afternoon. Music was by the Moose band of DanielsOn.
 Social and Personal.
 Mrs. Spratt and son Stanley Spratt of Woonsocllet. R. l., have been visit ing local friends.
 Mrs. $ NJ Wheelocl spent Mon day with Providence friends.
 Miss Ethel Rowe of PawtuCket, R. I. spent the week end in this city.
 Mrs. Charlotte Champlin of Bradley street is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. M Brunu in Brooklyn, W. Y.
 MT and Mrs. Cornell of Brooklyn, N. Y. are guests of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Morse of King street
 Miss Grace Child of Hartford has been spending a few days with her mother. Mrs. Abbie Child of Grove street.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent spent Sunday at Three Rivers, Mass.
 Mrs. Walden Wright of New Haven is the guest of her parents. Mr and Mrs. E. \. Murphy of Grove street.
 MT. and Mrs. E. M Warner enter tained on WashinSton's birthday their daughter Miss Frances L. Warner, of Newton, Mass. and their son John C. Warner, of Worcester. Mrs. Fl. C. Melnken has returned from two weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Marks in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 c. Hall of New Haven spent tlse week end in this city
 S. NJ. Wheelock spent Saturday at Pleasant View. R. l. MT and Mrs. Ernest Morse and their guests enjoyed a sleigh ride tc thbridge Monday. An enjoyable meeting of the Q. NJ club was held with Miss Mary Whea- ton Monday evening Miss Webb of New Bedford, Mass spent the week end with Miss Ger trude Hall.
 sIeighing Party to Thompson. A large sleighing party is antici- pating a ride to Thompson this Clues day) evening.
 Miss Bartlett of Maine spent Sun l day with Mrs. J. R, Carpenter of South Main street Miss Lottie Angell of Providence has