Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-30

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observation-disclosures Of New Black
List-courfy Legislators 20 Decide
Sealer's Saiary-5iaaohsrs for roo
Provided for Game with southhridae.
Charles johnson. county seaier Of
weights and measures, was In Will
mantle on business Thursday
William Chandler. employed by the
express company at the railroad sta
tions has badly laeerated hand,
caught between the side Of q car and
william Martin. pitcher on the
Lawrence team OF the New England
league was q visitor in Putnam
Thursday. He returns to Lawrence
Henry W. Johnson OF Providence.
formerly Of this city. was q visitor
here Thursday.
Mrs. Cora Rocket OF Lanaona. Fla,
Formerly OF this city. is visiting In
Putnam
Pastor Struck by Ball.
Rew. ]. X Moore, a Thompson pas
being struch ON the head by a base
bah while attending an outing.
David Smith, manager Of the Brad
ley theater. has returned to Westerly
after On visit in town
TramPs Shy.
Captain John Murray continues to
pay an occasional visit to the Cutler
where tramps earlier in the season
made their headquarters The officer
finds the nuisance very much abated.
Mayor Archibald Macdonald has re-
membered friends here with cards
from Sydney, near which city he Is
spending his annual vacation, Mrs.
Macdonald accompanying him.
Visitors to South Woodstock, where
school for girls has been estab-
lished for the summer, have been in
terested IN watching the classic dances
given on the grounds by the students
Hundreds at Park.
Putnam sent the largest crowd Of
Wildwood park Thursday evening.
when the dancing and fireworks dis
play were special attractions.
County Commissioners J. A. Dady,
E. H. Hall and E. H. Corttis Will be
here today for business meeting and
| win afterwards pay a periodical visit
| to the chfIdreR's home.
Heavy Weekend Traffic Anticipated.
| This weekend Is expected to be
marked by heavy traffic for the night
express trains that run through Put
| nam to points IN Maine. based on the
travel expected Of those going to
Maine for August.
/ The late afternoon hours are now
being improved by those who like their
| golf and are not particularly enthu-
| siastic over the heat to make the
rounds OF the links at the Putnam
Country club.
DR.. Shepard Continues Seriously TIL.
Reports from Woodstock Thursday
made mention Of little change in the
| condition OF DIR. J. e. Shepard, the
| noted New York throat specialist who
| is seriously i'll at his home in that
town
There was considerable gathering
| at Rosefand park In Woodstock Thurs
| day afternoon, many Putnam people
| taking advantage OF the half holiday
to visit the attractive resort.
New Blacklist Issued.
A newly printed list of persons who
are on the blacklist IN this city has
been complied and issuued. This list
changes from time to time, but the
bulk Of It is made M of regulars who
have held their rating for a long time.
In the streets in the Grove street
section where city employees have been
engaged in making repairs and grad
| ing during the present month some
retaining walls and new sidewalks are
to be constructed by abutting prop
| erty owners.
| While the number who are at beau
| tiful Ponfret for the remainder Of the
summer is not unusually large, many
| are there weekend visitors or for
slightly longer stays.