Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-03

The chemical company was called | out Thursday to extinguish a chimney fire at the home of Principal A. B. | Handy on Grove street.
 George M. Fine returned Thursday from visit in Boston.
 Eugene Hines. who has been seri- ously i'll at the hospital for some time, was in a very grave condition Thurs day.
 W. Kenyon, who has been employed at one of the DuPont powder factories in Virginia. has returned to his home in West Woodstock.
 Denies Engagement and Marriage.
 In a communication received here Thursday Miss Marion D. Page of Put nam Heights asks that & denial be made of the published announcement of her engagement and marriage, report ed as arranged for March l. John A. SiHman of Lowell was a viS- itor with friends in Putnam Thursday. Officials and OVerseers to Dine. Officials and overseers of the Killing | " Manufacturing company of Will | liamsViHe are soon to hold their annual 1 banquet at the Putnam inn. Officials ! of the company will be present from | Akron, o. It is expected that an | nouncements will be made at the ban i quet relative to company plans for the year
 By winning the first game of the | championship series,- Putnam High l school again has an ace in the hole. The next game is to be played at Danielson, and if a third is necessary it will come off on a neutral floor.
 State School Grant. Based on enumeration figures last compiled for this town, Putnam re- ceives from the state treasurer s. 651.76, an allowance of $2.25 for each | child of school age in town. | Dances 3rp scheduled for almost every evening between now and the 1 Lenten season, which begins next Wednesday. Thursday night another of the series of dances being held In Union hall was weh attended. satur- day, Monday and Tuesday evenings will all furnish dancing opportunities for local people.
 Unrecorded Engagement.
 In local sector Ga miT), following ap argument about the war, a French detachment composed of one man sur rounded a Greek force of an eqUa number and beat it down with a cur tain fire of fists and feet. The Greciar end of the struggle then sought lega advice, but finally decided to let thu matter drop.
 Sewing Class Organized. Fifteen young ladies, students at tn, l high school have been organized as sewing class. They are to meet twiC, a. week at the sewing room in the higl school building for instruction unde 3 the direction of Miss Osborne of tn
 high school faculty.
 t pr. Parker to Address Franchis League.
 Dr. Valeria Parker of Greenwich i - to address the members of the Put , nam Equal Franchise league at thei next meeting, March 10. Dr. Parke is to speak about the dependent chil
 dren of Connecticut, subject that sh
 has made a special study and one tha
 she will present in highly interestin
 manner.
 t New Officers of Equal Franchis
 League.
 Mrs. W. J. Bartlett has resigned a l. president of the Putnam Equal Fran e chise league and Mrs. w. L. Beard ha e resigned as vice president. Mrs. Bart a lett resigned because of the fact tha g she will be obliged to give so much at = tention to her work as a state organ d iZer. Mrs. Boards resignation is du n to the fact that she expects to retur q to mission work in China during tn e course of the year.
 O Miss Anna c. Levitt has been electe T president and Mrs. James B. Taten Jr. vice president