Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-09

noon for a practice game, if another sport.
 EIks to Lease Union Hall. in Union hall Sunday afternoon
 members of Putnam aerie, No. 1891. Eagles to Lease Union Hall. F. o. E., are to confer a degree upon a large class. The lodges membership is now at the 300 mark, making it one of the largest fraternal organizations in the city. The lodge has practically completed negotiations for the lease of Union hall for 8 period of five years 1 for use as a lodge room, giving them | the most conmodious quarters of the kind in the city. The Eagles intend to Sub-let the hall so that 1t will be avail able for the largely attended social events of the city.
 Lease Farm for Camp School. Local friends are interested in the l announcement that Burt Leon Yorke, B. A., M. A., a graduate of both Ann l herst and Yale, and Clara Olney Yorke a teacher of wide experience, are to
 conduct the Yorke school at Overlook | farm, Lake Winnepesaukee, N. H., this summer. Both are graduates of Put I nam High school.
 An estate of suitable buildings, with 1 225 acres of woodland, field and | meadow, in a location which gives an- pie opportunity for the school to real | ize its ideals, has been secured. The school is the outgrowth of a \ summer vacation camp for girls estab- | lished Il years ago. So rapidly did 1 the camp school grow that "No" had 1 to be said to 36 applicants last year. l This demand for admission resulted in l the securing of the fine estate that is hereafter to be the headquarters of the school.
 Farmers Want Market for Produce. Some of the leading farmers of the | county who have been careful thought | to the problems that it is hoped the | newly formed Windhan County Farm CTS association will solve, have sug- gested that one great thing which the 1 business men interested in the project might do is to devote their energies | to be expended in the interest of the l association toward finding a market | for the farmers produce. Show me a market where 1 can get $1.25 for every dollars worth of produce that can bring in, and I will show you a substantial increase in the amount of my produce,'' said one of the best known farmers in the county while in this city Thursday afternoon, "and what applies to me in this case ap- plies to a great many other farmers that I know"
 This man is anxious to see the as- sociation succeed. He believes that if | the interested business men can evolve | 6Oktl0 SCuO1Il0 I1dI Will SlN6 l1l0 ldIIu- CTS better market, market In which 1 they can get in closer touch with the retail buyers, that a great triumph will have been achieved. It is under stood that some of the business men who have promised to work with the | association are studying various prop 1 ositions to meet this demand of the l farmer and hope to reach some result | that will produce the results sought. Were in Norwich for Banquet. About a score of members of the Putnam Business Mems association | were at Norwich Thursday evening to | attend the banquet given under the au- | spices of the Eastern Connecticut De- | velopment association at the y!aure- gan house. The majority of those who | attended the banquet returned here on | the State of Maine express early this | morning.
 Hopes State Farm Bill May Receive l Support.
 l Judge Edgar M. Warner of this city, l father of the bill providing an appro- 1 priation for the establishment of a l state farm for inebriates, has been ex- pecting that the bill would be reported in the legislature by the committee on l humane institutions this week. Judge l Warner and others who have the i'm 1 terest of the bill at heart have re- 1 ceived a number of encouraging prom l ises of support for the measure when | 1t comes up for consideration, and it may pass, as it did two years ago, fail | ing to become a law because Governor
 Simeon E. Baldwin did not affix his | signature to the bi11. Judge Warner
 has heard one suggestion from mem bers of the legislature for building an
 annex to the state hospital for the in 1 sane at Norwich for the use of the in l ebriates, but it is hardly expected that 1 such an arrangement would adequately solve the problems that the state farm | for inebriates Is intended to meet suc- | cessfully.