Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-04

pIoyes of Box Corporation to Have Outing at Quadic-Much Spoiled Hay Burned.
 Souvenir" W. H. Taylor is making a name for himself in Hartford as a have been published recently in a Hartford evening paper.
 Major M. B. Payne of New London, senior recruiting officer for the Con necticut National Guard, will have this city canvassed for recruits for service with the Connecticut infantry regiments now on the Mexican border Mrs. Charlotte Champlin and Miss Bessie Champlin are returning from a visit in New York and New Jersey, Mrs. Ewart Brunn accompanying them.
 Registrars Hermon G. Carver and George Potvin are to be in session to- day to enroll voters on party caucus lists.
 Months Arrests Total 81.
 Captain Joseph A. Ryan's police re- port shows that there were S1 ar rests in Putnam during July. Street lights were reported out, as a total of one light, for 4O2 hours.
 William Wilson leaves next week for trip to the Thousand Islands. Rhodesville Defeats Clerks.
 RhodesvilIe won the baseball game played with the clerks team on the old fair grounds Thursday afternoon.
 Joseph Martin, Boston, formerly a resident here, visited with Putnam friends Thursday.
 Not the least of Traffic Officer Ad6is Welch's daily duties is the one of di- recting touring motorists how to get where they are not getting. It is so easy to set off the desired route.
 To Play WiIIinnantfo Team.
 Saturday afternoon at WiIIimantic the Manhasset company baseball team is to play the fast Thread City team. The local team has had a very sue cesSful season.
 MT. and Mrs. William F. Davis. re- gently married at Railway, N. J., are visiting friends in Putnam and sur rounding towns.
 Dancing at Wildwood park attracted number from this city Thursday evening.
 Rev. E. A. Blake, D D.. is to occupy the pulpit at the Congregational church here Sunday morning pr. Blake is acting pastor of the Union Baptist church at East TEilliugly. Union Service Dates.
 August 13 and August 20 have been selected as dates for union services for the members of the Methodist and Baptist churches and Sunday schoaIs or thlS city, the August 13 meeting to pc in the Methodist church, on the zOtn at the Baptist church.
 Child Family Reunion. MT. and Mrs. L. H. HeaIey have in yited all connected with the Child family to be guests at the biennial re- union and picnic to be held at Echo farm, the HeaIoy place at North Woodstock, next Wednesday.
 Rev. Father Bedard in Automobile Ac- cident.
 Rev. Charles F. Bedard, pastor, of St. Mary's church, received a head in was riding in Portland, Me, came in to collision with pole. Upon his re- turn here Father Bedard received treatment at the Day kimball hospital His injury is not serious.
 Outing for Box Shop Employees.
 At QUadic pond tomorrow the en- pIoyes Of the Putnam Box corporation will be guests of the concern. A va riety of entertainment will be pro- Vlded. This company is very busy, having more orders than ever before and orders coming in all the time. L55ecaQse 0f inability to secure a0di- uona1 help much business that has been offered has of necessity been turned down.
 Camp Meeting Sunday.
 Next Sunday will be the big day at the Greene, R. L, camp meeting. A number of visitors from this city will attend the meeting and on account of the meeting there is to be no service at the local Advent church
 Burning Ruined Hay.
 From sections of the town of Thompson come reports of the burn ing of hay that had been cut and, after lying in the fields for over a week, burned because it had spoiled during the long period of rain This week more success has been enjoyed in getting in the great quantity of hay that the season has produced It will be two weeks more before having is completed.
 Young Mans Trip Had No signifi-
 canoe.
 Captain Joseph A. Ryan said Thurs day afternoon that the young man who was reported as being connected with the recent trip to Springfield of Putnam young woman had returned here. When told about the matter he said it was all news to him and that he had made no arrangements or agreement to meet any young woman from this city in the Massachusetts