Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-23
PUTNAM
Bacon Keith Engagement Announced Death of Edwin Perry-SpeciaI Committee to Decide on School Su- erintendent-HoIy Week Services at St. Philips Church.

Frank Cordier, Wilfred Maynard and | Walter LacroiX motored to Worcester l Sunday.
 Sheriff Charles A. Gates of Willimantic was a visitor here Mon | day.
 Arthur Seder of Willimantic was a visitor with Putnam friends Monday. Burial of Samuel Newton. The body of Samuel Newton was brought here from Bal1ouville for bur ial in Grove street cemetery Monday afternoon.
 Ruth Perry, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Perry, is recovering from an attack of illness. Miss Eva Lacroix was reported as ] ill at her home on Church street Mon day.
 George c. Morton of Webster visited friends in Putnam Monday | Harry Goldman of Worcester was a visitor here Monday.
 The touring car stolen from Charles | Pierce at Danielson Sunday evening
 was sold to MT. Pierce only few
 days ago by Teddy Cassent of this ] city.
 Mission Services. Mission masses are being said at | 5.3O and 8.10 mornings this week at
 St. Mary's church. The evening ser
 vices. with sermon, are at 7.30. | Joe ConnolIy's Good Work. | Joe Connolly of the Boston Braves | was reported from Macon. Ga, Mon | day as busting 'em a mile, playing
 even better ball than during his great
 strong and ambitious. he should set a
 merry clip for the other star outfeld-
 CTS in the national circuit. Vogue of Bowling.
 Bowling has had a great run in | Putnam the past winter. so many
 players becoming really interested in
 the game that it has been possible l to form number of teams for com- | petition that has aroused keen rivalry
 among the members.
 | Application Blanks Received. 1 Applications that may be filled out | and sent to the state fish and game l commission have been received here 1 by sportsmen who are anxious to have brooks in this part of the country well
 stocked with trout. The fingerlings
 are not ready for distribution, but the l first attention.
 Bacon Keith Engagement. | MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Terry Bacon
 the engagement Of their daughter, Su- | san, to Elmer Davenport Keith of the 1 Harvard University Press, Cambridge | Mass. MT. Keith is the son of Mrs
 Lillian Davenport Keith, who was
 Miss Lillian Davenport of Putnam.
 To Decide on School Superintendent Silas M. Wheelock and Richard Cor man have been named as special
 committee of the town school com
 mittee to take up the matter of con- | sidering candidates for election as su l perintendent of schools to succeed w 1 A. MoWry, resigned. There are many | candidates for the place. | Tidings from Henry WheeIock. Cards and letters received here | from Henry Wheelock mark his traV-
 els along the Pacific coast, northward | after a visit to the eXpositions at San 1 Francisco and San Diego. Mr. Vince | lock writes of the wonders of the l Panama exposition, undoubt- I edly one of the greatest the world has | seen.
 Moose Dictator. l Addis Walsh is the newly elected dictator of Putnam lodge of Moose officers for the ensuing term having
 been elected at the meeting on Sun. day. The officers are to be installed
 during April.
 | Honeymooners at the Bradley.
 Putnam theatergoers must have beer hungry for music and 0 girl show, fol l they dropped into the Bradley theatre Monday, afternoon and evening, to get
 first look at the Honeymooners. The company is the best of the class thai has been in Putnam. It has some req | comedians, good singers, an attrac- tive, hard-working chorus and lead.
 ing people that are worth while. Who's Who was the offering Monday and il
 made a hit. As a dialectician, Feli2 Martin, French Canadian imperson.
 ator, knocked 'em out of their seats