Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-24
PUTNAM

PUTNAM
 Funeral of Joseph Emmons, Jr.-Flow-
 CTS Forwarded to Boston-Richard
 Olson Doing Well at HospitaI-I
 Recent Marriages.
 Funeral services fer Joseph Emnons. 1 Jr., 34, were held at St. Marys church Sunday afternoon. Burial was in St. 1 Mary's cemetery. Court City of Put nam, Foresters of America, attended the funeral in body, and members of General Putnam Hook and Ladder company, with which the deceased was identified, attended. The bearers were from the two organizations.
 MT. Emmons is survived by his fa- ther, Joseph Emmons, Lee street, and four sisters, Mrs. Mary Baker, South bridge, Mass. Rosa, Louise and Ce- celia, all of this city.
 Picnic Committees Named.
 Following is the committees appoint ed to arrange for the picnic of the Bible school of the Congregat tiona1 church to be held at Wildwood park on Wednesday of this week: Picnic committee F. w. Seward, c. E. Child Miss Ruth Murfey Miss Esmerelda Macdonald, Miss Bertha l.. Sargent; games committee, Harold s. Corbin, J. A. c. Warner, Miss Gertrude Warner Miss E. Macdonald, Miss M Burgess; lunch, the Misses Sargent and Miss Ruth Murphy.
 Relief Corps to Attend Funeral. The members of the Relief corps of Putnam and Webster will attend this (Monday) afternoon the funeral ser- vices for Mrs. Ellen French Mrs French was resident of Putnam some years ago and an attendant at the Congregational church. Her home dur ing late years has been in Minneapolis. Advocates Sunday Observance. Rev. A. H. Withee, pastor of the Methodist church at Eastford formerly captain in charge of the Salvation Army work in this city, has been say ing some pertinent things to his con- gregation relative to civic righteous ness. The observance of Sunday has not been as strict in that corner of Wfndham county as Rev. MT. Withae deems desirable, and with that fact existing he has talked in the interest of improved conditions. Flower Mission Work Ninety bouquets were prepared by Mrs. F. D. Sargents Congregational Bible class during the past week and forwarded to the poor of Boston, this work having been done in response to a request from the Sunday school of the church.
 OIson's Condition Favorable.
 
 John Alberto, now in Brooklyn jail, at Grosvenordale last Thursday, is rest ing comfortably at the Day Kimball hospital. Indications are that he will recover from the effects of the wounds inflicted upon him.
 At Northfied Conference.
 Mrs. F.. J. Daniels and Miss Mary Daniels are at the Sunday school con- ference at Northfield this week as rep resentatives of the local Congregations al church. The sessions opened Satur- day and will continue for one week.
 To Visit St. Anne's.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Cordier are to leave today fMonday) for a stay with relatives in Montreal and at will also make a pilgrimage to St. Anne de Beaupre before returning 10 Putnam.
 Many at Quadic Outing. The annual outing and clambake Of Putnam local, B. l. L., was held Sur day at Greene's grove. Quadic. A large number from this city, Danie1son and other nearby towns were present to share in the list of good things that were supplied. The trip was made by teams and automobiles. Overmuch Oil. Automobilists who drive over the road between this city and Thompson nave lOuuQ tHdI oil 1aS been so Sen- erously applied to the highway that it spatters over the machines and the clothing of the occupants. Palmer Sharpe Marriage. The marriage of Miss F'reda Blan- chard Sharpe of Providence, formerly of this city, and Joseph Edward Palmer took place in Providence on July goth.
 NichoIas-cumminss At the Congregational parsonage on Saturday afternoon at o'clock Rev. F. D. Sargent married Miss Martha Cummings and George Nicholas, both of this city.
 Officiated at Two Funerals. Rev. F. D. Sargent was called 10 1 Brookline, N. H.. twice last week to officiate at funerals the first being that l of the 15 year old son. of Mir. and Mrs. l Hall. who died very suddenly Miss I of the deceased. The second funeral was that of former parishioner. I City Notes. l Mir and MrS. N. Bennor of South Main street are entertaining their daughter. Mrs. Warner, and her daugh- l ter. of Baltimore, Md. ] Mrs Emma Bradley of Grove street ] is entertaining Mrs. Knowlton of Providence, R. I.
 1 Miss Florence Sargent entertained Miss Loring of Cambridge. Mass, for | the week end.
 1 Mrs. Wallace Sterns of Bradley street is entertaining her sister, Miss Madeline Taylor, of Springfield. Mass. 1 William Rafferty, Jr., is at Cottage 1 City.
 l Mrs. F. w. Seward is at Oak Bluffs | Mrs Frank Thayer of Fremont street has returned from a brief stay at Pleasant View.
 | Miss Bertha Richardson has return ed from a weeks visit in Providence