Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-27

Miss Katherine Thayer spent the
holiday with relatives IN DanielsDn-
| DR.. s e. Overlook, who has been I
patient in a Boston hospital for spI.2e
time, is reported as steadily imnrUy-
| ing.
Mrs. George Blythe and son spent
\ Christmas with friends FL Providence
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Dryden Kent spent
York.
No Vacation Games.
No basketball games in the hiSn
school league are scheduled during the
vacation period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Chase II
of relatives at their home on Christ
mas.
\ hearing pertaining to the estate
| of Leotide Benoit is set to take place
before Judge E C. Wright OF the pro-
bate court today.
John A. Perverse of Lowell spent
the holiday with friends in Putnam.
The Community Teacher Training
class is to meet in the parlor Of the
CONGREGATIONAL church this evening.
Announcements that have been made
! Indicate that many will dance the old
| year out and the new year in, Fri
day evening, in this city.
Invited to Wauresan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Phillips OF Wan
regain have invited Putnam friends TO
be guests at a New Years eve party
at their home.
Offering for Hospital.
An offering for the Day Kimbau
hospital was taken at the Baptist
church Sunday morning.
Gilbert Perry has been selected as
president of the Teachers Training
class.
The chiIdren's festival at St. Philips
church is to be held Tuesday after
noon.
Rev. George Stone, pastor 'of the
Advent church here, preached at tho
church of the denomination in Daniel
son Sunday afternoon.
Irving G. Davis of the extension
service at the Connecticut Agricultural
college. is to give illustrated talks
on farming subjects in towns in this
section.
Post Office Service Excellent.
The postoffice force had one of the
: busiest Christmas seasons in the his
: tory Of the office, but continued to give
; splendid service, Notwithstanding the
: pressure brought to bear on them in
= keeping even with the game.
Good Holiday Trade.
Reports by merchants indicate that
= the holiday trade was very satisfac-
tory in Putnam.
y pew electric motor has been in
, stalled at the mill Of the Manhasset
T Manufacturing company.
At st. Mary's church the Christmas
donations by the parishioners were
very generous.
Those who were engaged in dis
| tributing Christmas cheer to homes
of the needy in Putnam We're very
happy in the work that brought pleas
ure to many homes
7 Bright Business Outlook.
= On the eve of the new year ii is
Y predicted by some manufacturers here
e that Putnam plants are to have a
0 very prosperous year.
Miss Josephine Clifford and Miss
!, Gladys A. Farmer assisted the choir
. as soloists in a carol service at the
y Congregational church Sunday eve
d ming.
e Patients at the hospital were served
z a Christmas dinner and in other pleas
e ant ways were reminded of the holi-
/, day season.
: Some of the new automobile mark
a ers for 1916 have been received in
: Putnam, but they are not to be used
on machines until next Saturday
n morning.
: A number of the French residents Of
r the city leave this week to spend the
: New Year with relatives in Canada
where excursions are being run by diff,
n ferent roads.
Il Christmas proved an exceedingly
h quiet holiday in Putnam. The dal
a was made much of in many homes
n where family members returned fol
a. the day were being entertained.
Y Blew Out Window Pane.
In the heavy gale of Christina.
night and the one that developed dur.
ing Sunday morning some damag,
was done in the city. The wind wa!
J. so strong as to blow out window panei
4 In some sections Of the city.
New Judge for City Court.
The change in the city court Judge
u ship comes next week. when Judg,
y NJ. H. Geissler viii be succeeded b,
It former Judge L. II. Fuller. who wa
IS appointed by the last legislature L
i be judge here for two years from
4 January, 1916.
: Night School Four Nights Weekly.
Ie It is probable that the night school
Ie which is to be established in thi
Il city on Monday evening of next week
ceptional growth in its savings de