Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-21

section are to attend the conferring of the thir degree on a class-of candidates of the council at Webster on the af- ternoon of May 31.
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Putnam postofhce this week: Edward Lafiamme. Manning's Grocery store, Edward Norman, Dan Pengaley, Frank Fedy, Thitone Hlic- tare, Mrs John A. Buckingham, Mrs. D. H. F'awcette.
 In odd Fellows hall Wednesday ev- ening a dance was given under the auspices of the Putnam High school association and attracted a gathering that had a very enjoyable time-
 Dr. S. B. Overlook of Pomfret and Dr. Dr. Marguerite J. Bullard of Put nam were at New Haven Wednesday to attend the annual meeting of the State Medical society
 May Have Exercises June f7. Seniors of Putnam High school have discussed the plan of having the class day exercises on June IT. a day ahead of the graduation exercises. Such an arrangement would be an innovation in Putnam
 Putnam like all other towns in this section experienced to the haze of the forests of southern Maine during Wednesday. In the late afternoon fine particle of ashes could be noticed drifting down to the street.
 New Sisters Prove Fine Teachers. Sisters of the Holy Ghost. the new teaching order in St. Mary's parish, have proved to be very successful in | the management of the local parochial school during their first year of work | in the parish and have given general satisfaction.
 auiIdino Boom EoretoId Something of a building boom is | promised in the northern section of the | city, where a number of building lots have been purchased on the plot that l is being opened up.
 The squaw Man at Bradley. The Squaw Man, the first of the special feature films to be shown in 1! this city, was exhibited at the Bradley | theatre Wednesday afternoon. Will i liam Faversham is seen in the title role.
 | Silver Anniversary. | There Is to be meeting of the A. G. | Warner W. R. C., this evening for the observance of the silver anniversary | of the organization A special pro- | gram has been prepared. | No action has been taken as to buy | ing the automobile fire truck recently authorized through vote of the city, | but makers of that kind of apparatus | are besieging city officials for an op- | portunity to demonstrate their ma | chimes.
 | Thomas McDermott. who has been employed at the Chickering hotel for a number of years past has resigned l Mir. McDermott expects to remain In Putnam.
 Putnam High schools baseball team expects to meet C. A C. team or this city on the high school grounds Sat- | urday afternoon. this being the only
 game in prospect for the week. | Byron D. Bugbee Leases Bay View.
 A. J. Bates according to a Webster
 news item, has leased Bay View, al Webster lake, to Byron D. Bugbee O.
 this ity for a period of 10 years Th'
 site is one of the most beautiful or
 the lake.
 No Appointment Vet Awhile.
 It is stated that no nomination is t
 be made of a successor to Postmaste , F. G. Letters until within a few week 1 of the expiration of his term, so tn | candidates have a considerable wal before they can learn which democra of the several in Putnam that woul like the appointment is to have it. } Twenty six Will Receive Degree. Next Tuesday evening Israel Putnar lodge of Odd Fellows is to confer tn
 initiatory degree on a class of 2 1, candidates. This is one of the larges classes that has been received int
 the local lodge, which is striving t
 reach the 300 mark in membership } The lodge, with the new class, wi have about 25o members. Will Join Webster AutemebiIe cIuI At a meeting of the Webster Auto . mobile Club of the American Auto } mobile Association to be held at HC , tel Mamanexit, Webster at eight ocioc next Tuesday evening, thirty member
 from Putnam will be taken into tn | club. Fifteen members from South } bridge will also be voted in. Notice of the meeting eroneously gave tn : date as "Wednesday instead of .Tues
 day to which date the meeting wa
 changed. It is planped by the clu
 to put up danger and direction sign
 in Putnam. North Grosrenordal Woodstock and Thompson. Report will be read by special committees O
 new membership. legislative matter i home and foreign routings. contest an