Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-12
PUTNAM
All the City Schools in session-Fu- neral of Norman Peioquin-Draeon- Bousquet Wedding - Game With North GrosvenordaIe Sunday.

Mrs. Job Carpenter left Putnam on Monday to pass three week with her aunt and uncle. MT and Mrs George Gill, in Whitinsville.
 John O'Brien and family and their guest, Francis Gerrety, from Forrest Htils, Mass, returned to their home on Hammond street Saturday night aft CT passing two weeks at Oa1land Beach
 Rev. W. D. swafield, pastor of the Danielson Baptist church. will ex- change pulpits with Rev. George Stone, pastor of the Putnam Baptist church. on Sunday, September IT.
 Considered Finances.
 The society committee of the Con- gregational church met members of the society in the chapel Monday ev- ening to consider church finances.
 Because of the Putnam High School association reception Friday evening, the choir of the Congregational church which usually rehearses Fri day.
 The Kings Daughters circle of the Congregational church will meet on Wednesday afternoon.
 Henry Wheelock was in Boston on Saturday.
 City Schools in Session.
 With the opening of the Putnam
  the city schools are now in session
 Avoided Running Down Child.
 While driving eastward on Provi. dence street at o'clock Monday morning, Stephen StambaIis, in at tempting to avoid hitting a child who lodged in front of his automobile, ran the machine into the curbstone Rid ing with MT. Stambalis was Michael Dalgle. When MT. Daigle saw the au- tomobile was headed for the sidewalk he jumped and in doing so tripped and fell hruising himself considerably.
 MT Stambalis then invited Peter Demers to ride with him and before they had gone far MT. Stambalis lost control of the car and it crashed in- to the side of the Putnam Manufac- turing company's mill The machine was damaged. Neither of the occu- pants was injured.
 Miss Alice Archambeault is visit ing Sergeant Julius Cordier and fam fly on Green street.
 Mrs. William Welch and children re- turned Sunday night from weeks vacation spent at Rocky Point Women Electors to Support Candi-
 date.
 At the republican caucus this (Tuesdayl night at the Municipal building, it is expected that women electors will turn out in force to sup port Mrs. Jane Warner, wife Of Judge Edgar M. Warner, who is a candidate for the school board.
 Constance Russell, Kenneth Ballard and Leodore Maynard. graduates of Putnam High School this year, have returned to the school this Fall to do post graduate work.
 The topic for the mid-weeiz service at the Congregational church this week is. Do I Discourage Others?
 Miss Annie Wiser. who was form erly employed by J. A Hart at the New Chickering and later by James H. Lucey at the same hotel has ac- ceDted the position of housekeeper for T A. Hart at the Eagle tEtel. White Plains, N. Y.
 Mrs. Charlotte Champ1in and Mrs. EvTart Brunn of Bradley street were in Worcester Monday.
 Harry Meinl1in left Putnam Sunday for a trip to New York.
 Miss Mary T. Wheelock of Church street, is visiting in Uxbridge, Mass
 Mrs. James M. Kent. who is visit ing Dr. and Mrs James R. Kent, of Church street, will start this (Tues- day) morning in her automobile for New York where she will spend a few days.
 NTr, and Mrs. George Newell and daughter Barbara, Of Washington R. L. passed Sunday with Mir and Mrs. Henry T.. Burt of Grove street.
 Miss Marion Warren, of Grand View, returned Mondav from a weeks trip to the Thousand Islands.
 Ewart Brunn, who passed Sunday here. returned to New York Monday morning.
 George Champlin. of Bradley street, left Putnam for Chicago Monday morning to resume his work a s travel ing salesman for the Chicago firm with which he is connected.
 Sale of Real Ee@te.
 Amy Conan Hawkes. has transfer red to Julia Maher and Kathleen Lu- by, both of Putnam, her proptrey on South Main street.
 EIIMEPAY