Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-14
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

PUTNAM
 i Miss Catherine T. Thayer. operator
 at the central telephone office. is vis- l days.
 i Miss Ruth Perry ard Franklin Per- ry are visiting at New Preston.
 The travelling public was again up- set here Saturday by the statement
 that the employees of the trolley line. operating cars. were to take a strike
 vote.
 Troops. en route to Camp Devens
 from Camp Upton, passed through this , city last week to be mustered out. | Attorney Charles l.. Torrey was at | Danielson to conduct case Saturday morning.
 i. Attorney Charles l.. Torrey was at |, Danielson to conduct a case Boy Scouts of this city will go into ! camp, at Webster lake a week from i today, the 21st. the date Having been changed from today.
 A number of rooters accompanied i the Manhasset baseball team when it went to Danielson Saturday to play 1 the Connecticut Mills team. The past week has been one of all most record quiet in the Putnam city court, though burglars did their ut most to keep the tribunal from being without work
 Chautauqua workers were hustling JO sell d SuHIClenL- of tickets to make up the local asso-
 ciation's guarantee before the opening of the series of entertainments. During this week the public library house will be from 1.30 to 3 D. m- and from to 7-30 D. m. At other times , will be closed.
 Attorney Howard c. Bradford said Saturday that his little daughter, strength after undergoing a surgical operation, though she must remain quite for several weeks.
 Miss Lottite M. Angel, who has M. Wheaton left Saturday for Sil- yer Bay. N. T., where she is to at- tend the Y NJ C. A. conference. An unusually large number from urday evening for the moonlight dance
 at the pavilion. Music was by the Goodyear Singing rchestra.
 Not all who go there contribute to-
 ward maintaining the beauty of Car
 gill park. Much refuse is thrown about. though means at hand provides for it's proper disposal.
 Miss Esther Rouse will leave this
 then will proceed to Fairhaven, Vt,
 to spend the remainder fthe summer
 with her sister, Mrs. Elsie Durfee.
 Elmer E. Goss. farmer of this
 town, but formerly resident in Wood
 stock Valley. was reported Saturday
 u
 Day KimbaH hospital as the result of
 injuries to his spine. He was hurt
 when he slid off a load of hay. On
 Saturday he had developed paralysis
 of the arms and legs and his condition
 was such as to cause worry. He is about 55 years of age.
 At present there are five vacancies
 in Putnams teaching staff. These are
 in the principalship of the Israel Put
 nam school. in the Sawyer district
 Ii
 school a teacher of French. a teach
 CT of science and an assistant in the commercial department will be re- quired to complete the staff. The va cancy at the Smith Street school caused by the resigna tion of Mrs. liar ry Gibson has been filled by transfer ring Miss Anna Furlong from the Gary District school Miss Mary E. Ran som of .Pomfret will take the Gary l school.
 Miss Margaret Stanley of Melrose, | a graduate of the Lucy Wheelock kin l dergarten school of Boston. has been | engaged to teach in the kindergarten l of the Israel Putnam school. Saturday for the season of 1919. and | the first of the Seven Joyous days | found large and enthusiastic audi | ences at the high school grounds, | this season. As usual this summer attraction is drawing many visitors from surrounding towns.
 The Thinner Carter company, in concert, were featured at Saturdays opening entertainments. The tsim- mer sisters are musicians of unusual ! ability and they presented a unique and varied programme centering | about selections on harps. Miss Will ma Dearborn Carter varied the pro- gramme of the Zimmer company with readings and song stories.
 The added feature in the evening was the lecture Just You' by pr. Carolyn E. Geisel. Dr.. Geisel told her | audience Saturday night how to make l. their bodies and minds render extra ordinary service in extraordinary times Just You" or How to Live One Hundred Years was regarded as l great lecture, offering many sugges- lions for many to benefit by.
 As usual. a sacred concert was ar and presented as the Sunday part of the Chautauqua programme. found an added attraction md comfort to them at the Laurel ca room in the State Trade school. They not only found refreshment there Tisitors obtained broader and more idea of just what outnam's state trade school is doing md is in a position to do. It is felt | z 'oom will attract to the building will I esut in securing additional stu , lents. The courses are without , .harge to the students and many will i ind splendid opportunity for learn ng many practical things there dur ng the long summer vacation.
 Charles H. Brown, Charles s. Hyde $ md Edgar NJ. Warner, jury commis- ioners, will be in session at the of ices of the clerk of the superior ourt here today for the purpose of electipg the Jurors who will serve in 4 he superior court during the year eginning September l of this year.
 List of names of men registered as \ for jury service have been by the selectmen of the fif- cen towns of the county. Any per on may appear before the jury com nissioners and be heard relative to my name that appears on the lists hat have been submitted by the se- sctmen. The usual number of men N