Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-30
TEACHERS APPOINTED.
List for Corning School Year An
 nounced Tuesday.

The completed list of teachers for the public schools in Putnam for the school year about to begin was an u0unced Tuesday morning as IoIlows: High sChOOI-AnsOn B. Handy, prin- cipal. $1700; George T. ChaIloner, physics and science of electricity, S1.500; William F. Penny drawing, $1,2O0; Abbie H. Keith, English, $850: Angeline c. Hertz, French and Ger man, $1 ,000; Inez Bowler, Latin and English, $500; Bertha B. Lewis, con- mercial, $S50; Emma C.. Suydan, his tory and biology, $700: Edith GI. Kent, grade 8, $S35.
 Israel Putnam schoOl-John T. Lane, $1,00Q; NJ. Etta Whiting, grade 6, $550; Carrie B. GascOigne, grade 5. S55G: Emma J. Dutton, grade f, S550; Ethel s. Strahan, grade 3, $500; Ger trude L. Hall, grade ?, $550; Maria II. Morrison, grade 1, $500 May M Me Garry, kindergarten, $500: AdeIne F. Rabbit, assistant S304.
 Smith street schooI-Ruth F. Elliott, principal, $500; Ella L. BuIIard, S55O: Clara Burril, $500.
 Putnam Heights-NataIie NJ. Dion, $456.
 Sawyer dtstrict-Bartha Q. White, $550; Lucy M. FarTows, $418.
 Gary disrrict-Graca L. Sumner,
 East Putnam-Pauline Caffery, SAYS. Supervisor of Music-Caroline .. Lyman. $458.
 Field Meeting Given Up.
 On account of the outbreak of two cases of infantiIe paralysis on Wood stock Hill, the Woodstock town com mittee of the Windham County Far ulers' Association has decided to post pone indefinitely the dairy field meet ing planned for Thursday, August 31, at ;. H. Peckhams farm Ut East Woodstock.
 To Discuss Change in MIX Shipping.
 A meeting of the directors and as- sociate directors of the Farmers As 6oclatlon has been called for Thurs day, Aug. 31 at 10:30 a. m, in the of ices of the association in Putnam to discuss the changed conditions brought about by the abolition of the Leased System of milk transportation. John C. OrCutt, secretary of the Boston Chamber of Commerce Committee on Agriculture, will discuss these new problems with the officers of che Far rner'S Association. Roy c. Potts, dairy marketing specialist from the United States department of agriculture, will be at the meeting ready to answer questions and assist the directorate of the Farmers Association in formulat- ing a definite policy in meeting the revolutionized marketing situation.
 State Paying for Bridge Repairs.
 Tuesday the work of replanking the bridge in POmfret street was being done at the expense of the state This is Putnams first benefit under a bill put through the last session of the legislature by Archibald Macdonald, as chairman of the committee on roads, rivers and bridges, this bill DrOvid- ing, among other things, that repairs to bridges on trunk line highways be at the expense of the state not Ut the expense of towns.
 Eon
 Edward c. Fisher left Putnam Tuesday for Schenectady, N. Y, where he is to be employed in the nunition department of the General Electric company. MT. Fisher, a 1gI6 gradu- ate of P. H. S., is to take a night course at Union college.
 To JaiI-For Usual Cause.
 For having been intoxicated William Ryan was sentenced in the city court Tuesday by Judge L. H. Fuller to serve 20 days in jail.
 Mail Unclaimed
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Putnam postoffice: Paul Hemel. Floyd Kingsbury, Leon