Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-21
PUTNAM

Ex- Captain of Police John H. Bulger and family have been entertaining Mrt and Mrs. James Murphy and Miss Grace Murphy of Burlington. Vt.~ Miss Elizabeth Russell and Miss Edith Dingwall are at JuniDed Point, Me.
 Miss Florence Tourtellotte and Miss Pauline Grady will leave today (Monday) for week at Sound View
 Thomas Howarth of the Putnam Mo. sorn. Inc, is having s vacation Miss Minnie Cannon, teacher of the, comrner- cial department at the high school, is substituting.
 :. Morgan Delaney, Frank Dumas and Henry Welch have returned from New Britain, where they were Putnam de1e- gates to the state firemens convention Miss Ruth Pratt and herr nephew. Raymond Rodinsky, are visiting. in White Plains: N. Y.
 Miss Esther Rouse who recently fin- ished course at the summer school in New Haven has gone to Fairhaven Vt, to visit her sister, Mrs Volney Durfee. Nhe. Miss Rouse returns her sister and tsse children will accompany her for a visit .s6
 Mir and Mrs F. A. Maryott of Seward street entertained over the week end MT. and Mrs E. E. Warren of East Provi- dsnce and MT. and Mrs Harry Messenger
 
 dale
 Miss Mary E. Curran and Francis cuIran are spending two weeks at Mar ragansett Piet.
 Attorney Robert Perry of New York has joined his farndly at their summer home in Woodstock
 Mir. and Mrs. C. F. Robbins of Church street are moving this week to Groton, where Mir. Robbins Is with the \. T., \. H. $ H. R. R. Go.
 Dr. F. A. Morell and John A, Dsdy have returned from Juniper Point Me, where they were guests of Dr. J. J. Rus sell at his cottage.
 Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows ot Putnam will join the lodges in South l bridge and Webster at an outing and clarnbake to be held at Point Breeze Webster lake. early next month.
 whep she thought the Putnam Country | club was going up in fire and smoke. a woman member got a bit excited Frida
 evening and telephoned in a call for the 1 fire department The alarm sounded fol
 a fire outside the city linits and tht rn rnotortruck mace the run. Tie fire was ! only threatened when the flame from z heater used in hecting hot water tanl for the shower bath began to fare up
 Men near by arrived and turned the wicl down and before the truck arrived ther.
 was no further danger.
 Marie Giraca has returned from a weel spent with relatives in Boston
 1 Mrs. Harriet .Moulton of Walnut stree is the guest of relatives in Worcester l There was special meeting of tn
 school board Friday evening in the ofic of the secretary, Charles L. Torrey. Tn meeting WAS called fer the purpose 0 considering applications for appointnen ,as superintendent of schools, the positio Fbeing open on account of the resignatioc lof Superintendent Witham. who leave I Putnam to go to New Jersey The boar elected Ralph c. Jenkins of TerryviIle t succeed Mir. Witham at a salary of $3, 20
 "a year. MT. Jenkins will inform tn board today (Monday) whether CT not h will accept the election
 MT. Jenkins was graduated from Oar mouth in 1914. He holds a superintent ' .ent's certificate from the state conmi sion and has reoeiYnd his master. of ed,
 cation degree. He has taught school an was for some years supervisor and. latt superintendent of the schools of Briste For the past two. years he has been l the employ of the American Book con
 -psny. He is married and has three your t children.
 n Louis Vadnais of Woodstock, for who e relatives assisted by officials, searchs e all FEdzy afternoon and evening, VI | found in the highway in Abingdon short e after 10 o'clock Friday night The n1z c left the home of his son in the mornil g and as he had not been in the habit e going away, and had said nothing abo k leaving, his relatives became alarm, n and started a search which led them q the direction of Pomfret Vadnads; vi $ is about 75, was wandering airnless y along He could not say where he V ', going or why he left home It is b c heyed that he had become affected by t r intense heat of the previous days
 wrecked Buick ear which scoIlld s with a. tree this side of Danielson at T. early hour Saturday morning was tow l. into Putnam just before noon Saturde The front end of the car, which ran ir Id a tree, was a complete wreck. Jo 7 EtrEt, 24. a young man from Cent n Village, vas killed in the accident. 1T F. car was driven by Jerry IaFrance. " il known in Putnam. who comes to this ci ,s near.y every da. from Central Village .s business for his father, County Comm r sioner urgete LaFrance
 10 The field trip of the County Farme er association will be held next Wednesds d August 2S, starting at E. R. Roge h. farm, "Mantup," Rutnam. To reach \ 7e Rogers. farm, leave the Putnam-Wil
 mantle state road at point oppos :, what is knoTn as the Gary school fou s i and follow the cinder road that-Ieads II to the farm. The trip will start at g le a. m. standard time.
 2, The following is an attempt 60 brie q outline some of the things to be seen n the different places:
 s.3o a. m. Start of the. field trip H. Mantup farm owned by E. 0. Roge IT, Putnam. At thi splace A. R. Merr 4- dairy specialist, will give. stock judgi ", demonstration. One of Mir. Rogers h, all sires which has developed wonder sr. conformation will be on exhibition. -s. well as some calves that are real sll ny material. The farm is S2o acres in si w with 4rnodern equipment, including a VI he planned dairy barn and labo--saying ce vices of all kinds 36 head Of purebr he are kept on this farm.
 10.45 a. m.-James Sayles farm E
 vile. Thi sfar mhas been the headous ee CTS of the Killingly Poultry club si n m it's organization last January Twelve 4s fourteen poultrymen have assamt cs' monthly at this farm, to confer with I so1. so. E.. Jones, poultry specialist, concern rn he nrasant at Mr SavI.., ssr,o yzta T, 'es day for the purpose of giving an i 'ck of what the Poultry club has accol oh lished, as well as accompanying th
 present on an inspection trip of Fl Sayies' poultry farm. Mir Sayles i TUT poultryman who has been in the gam
 long while, and has the ability to z ns nice stock, that makes the industry D or table to him. He is planning now
 have poultry on exhibition that Is ow ot by other members of the Poultry c IS rrkA ,--1,t-n. 4,v...e L.-