Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-03
PUTNAM
Odd Fellows Visit Worcester-Alaer- non J. Miller in Charge of Trade sehooI-Painting Given Library Petition for Alt Night Eiahtinq.

Francis ouimet. of Boston, noted golf champion, was a visitor in Put nam Wednesday.
 John A. Rourke of PittsfieId called on friends in Putnam Wednesday.
 Benjamin Delile has purchased a garage on South Main street which has been established for some time
 Judge Joel H. Reed will preside at a session of the superior court here today. hearing the case of Sampson vs. Jordan.
 Visited Worcester Lodge
 Members of Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows were in Worcester We'd nesday evening to assist at the con- ferr1ng of a degree.
 An executive committee meeting of the Putnam Equal Franchise league was held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. w. J. Bartlett.
 Miss M. w. Terwilliger of Meriden is the operator at the Front street office of the Western Union Telegraph company.
 James A. Newman of New London visited friends in Putnam Wednesday,
 Preparing for Lodge of Sorrow
 A Providence orchestra and Boston quartet will assist in giving the mu- sical program at the lodge of sorrow, Putnam Lodge of Elks. Sunday.
 Gift of $25 to Hospital
 Among the individual gifts at Thanksgiving to the Day KimbaIl Lapsley of Pomfret Center
 number of firemen enjoyed a. spe- cial dinner at fire headquarters Tues day evening.
 James Kent of ElmviIle is credited with three more coons, captured in the town of Pomfret.
 The police are making an investiga- tion relative to the breaks at the High school and Israel Putnam school.
 Critically III
 John J. Shaw, who has been i'll at 8 Worcester hospital, is at his home here. MT. Shaw remains critically ill.
 Seder is giving the people of Wind ham county special nine-days' sale, December 3 to 12. The bargains are you will always shop at his store Adv.
 Telegraph Office an Experiment
 It is understood that the opening of an office here by the Western Union Telegraph company is experimental in a way, and if it proves as successful as indicated. other offices will be open ed in small cities and towns through out the state.
 Shippers who are inclined to kick against paying for the emergency rev enue stamps, and there are some such here, should remember that abuse of transportation company agents is not proper. The agents did not make the law.
 AIgernon J. Miller at Trade School
 Algernon J. Miller of Boston has come to Putnam and is to succeed H. D. Martin at the State Trade school in the Hammond building. MT. Miller is a graduate of the Durfee Textile school and has had much experience in textile work.
 Arranging for Suffrage Meetings
 At a meeting of the board of direc- tors of the Putnam Equal Franchise league held at the home of the presi- dent, Mrs w. J. Bartlett, a committee with Miss Katherine Byrne as chair man. was named to make arrange ments for meeting to be held in St. Johns hall at an early date. The pro- grain is to include an address in the French language. At the December meeting of the league in Odd Fellows hall, on the evening of the 18th, ar engagements have been made for a series of minute talks on the gen. eral topic Why I Believe in Equal Suffrage, Several prominent members will be heard.