Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-18
PUTNAM
Rev. F. D. Sargent Lectures at Woon- sooket-Entertainme for A. M. E. Zion Mission-Fairsround Clear of All Buildings.

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 All Buildings.
 Miss Bessie Sheehan of winsted, formerly at the Day Kimball hospital, is visiting friends in Pomfret and Putnam
 Patrick Hurley. badly injured on April l, when he fell off a railroad
 bridge at Danielson, remains as patient at the local hospital. The out come of his case remains doubtful.
 Martin Shedd. test man at, the local central telephone station, is to be transferred to Norwich.
 Lectured at Woonsocket.
 In Woonsocket Friday evening Rev. F. D. Sargent delivered lecture on Holland. Local relatives are at Danielson to- day to attend the funeral services for Mrs. Marceline Hamilton, widow of Colonel William II. Hamilton. Miss Gertrude Hall. teacher in the israel Putnam school. Is recovering l rapidly after a serious illness at her home in Nashua, N. H. Nearly One Hundred. Elder Amasa Morse. who is now liv- | ing with his daughter in Stafford | Springs, will next month round out | century of life.
 Miss Winifred Potter of Woodstock | is to teach in the Delaware Literary l. Writes from Holland. 1. Local friends have received mes sages from Rev. John Van den Noort, formerly pastor of St Mary's church, now living in Holland.
 Miss Grace Hawkins and Arthur An derson have the honor essays of the graduating class of Woodstock High | school this year
 Cleanup Week Plans. Plans for Cleanup week in Putnam, May Az, have been advanced during the present week and the success of | the movement is indicated 1 The work of constructing a new stable on the Davenport property on South Main street is being advanced Some milk producers in Hampton and Pomfret are to send cream to the | accepting the ridiculously low prices | they are now offered for milk in the Boston market
 Putnam attorneys will be at Willi-
 mantle this (Saturday) morning for the short calendar session of the su- 1 perlor court
 Up to Friday night no clue of value i had been obtained relative to who is 1 responsible for the burglary commit l ted at AveTill's store in Pomfrct. The 1 Putnam police are interested in this 1 case and are keeping in close touch with the developments.
 l The number of appendicitis cases | that have come into the Day Kimball | hospital recently is unusual Another | operation for appendicitis was per- | formed Friday
 A story has been going the rounds | In Putnam that four residents of the i city have proposed to the government | that if the site for the proposed post | office building is abandoned they will l take thp lot off the governments hands it A fnv hn l,o- | failed. however as has an effort to
 secure a verification of the yarn. Sunday School Meeting at Abingdon. The annual meeting of the Third | district of the WinGham County Sun- | day School association is to be held | in the Congregational church at Abingdon next Thursday. C. F. Child
 of this city is to speak upon the sub ] ject Financial Forecast Other speak CTS are to be w. L Woodin, Hart i ford: Rev w. F. R0wley, Williman- | tic: Rev W. J. Smith North Grosyen- | ordale Mrs. J. K. Moore. Thompson. | Plans to form creamery associa- l ton in the town Of Pomfret have not 1 developed as rapidly as many inter- | ested would be pleased to have them | especially in view of the fact that | Boston milk contractors have cut 1 prices to rates that will make the | sending of milk 10 that market pTac- | tically unprofitable during the next | two months
 1 A. Nj. E. Zion Entertainment | At the A. NJ F. Zion mission rooms l Friday evening there was an enter | tainmeut and q sale of cake and ice | cream, the profits being for the ben eft Of the mission work here in Put
 nam. The affair was attended by a ] large number, some of whom were
 from surrounding towns.
 Grange Degrees Conferred.
 Friday evening there was a special meeting of Putnam grange at which 1 the first and second degrees were con- l ferred on a class of candidates by the degree teams of Senexet and Quinna- l tissett sranges. Next Tuesday eve | ming the degree team of Putnam grange will go to Thompson to con- | fer the third and fourth degrees for | Quinnatisset grange.
 Death of James Seaton.
 James Seaton. who died recently at
 the home or his son. Joseph ". Seaton
 in Northboro, Mass was formerly a 1 resident of Putnam. He was a native
 of Yorkshire. England, born in 1928
 Besides the son in Northboro. Mir
 Seaton is survived by another son George IT.. Sturbridge, Mass.
 No Prospect Of Ball Team. Plans to give Putnam a fast baseball l team for the coming season have pc ' tered out. The spirit of the game
 seems to he dying out in this section
 of the state. where baseball teams
 were once more plantiful than suit | able fields to play upon. The uphold
 ing of local baseball prestige now rests
 solely on the high school team. which
 promises to he a strong aggregation 1 this year
 1 Mayor Archibald Macdonald and City Clerk F. ". Seward have given the
 required legal notice to those who may l be interested relative to the layout ot 1 Woodstock avenue, that a hearing or 1 the matter Is to be held at the com.