Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-05
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PUTNAM
Kirk venty Gone to Manchester, N. n.
Sale Of Foley Property-G. A. r. to
Leave Share Of Memorial Day Dec
orations TO S. Of V.

Lucius p. Merriam. who has been
spending the past two weeks in Bos-
ton, has returned to his work in the
First National bank in this city.
Appointed Junior Deacon.
Mahlon H. Geissfer has been APP
pointed junior deacon of Quinebaug
lodge, A. f. and A. NJ
Generous Donors.
Announcement is made by the gift
committee of the Putnam high school
alumni association that a large num-
Der of contributions have been receiv-
ed from former pupils of the school.
Mrs. IA. w, Bowen and Miss Ellen
Wheelock have the matter in charge.
Miss S. Elizabeth Clarke is the guest
of Miss Caroline Borhauer, in Lynn,
Mass.
Playing in Iowa.
Ralph p Durfee, formerly of School
street, is manager of the Cattle King
company, which is at present playing
in Iowa.
Mrs. Helen Wiley is making brief
visit with friends in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Daniels of Rina
street are entertaining their daugn-
ter, Miss Ruth Daniels of New York
Miss Nellie Kent is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. e. E. SandersoI.
Miss Florence Stubbert is in Boston
this week. pursuing her art studies.
Gone to Manchester.
Kirk Verify, designer for the French
River Textile company, has resigned
to go to Manchester. N. Fl.
Capt Albert Granger is critically
Ill.
Miss Bernice williams of whitman
tic is spending the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. J. B.. Tatem, Jr
Farley Place Sold.
Simon Farley has sold his residence
on Woodstock avenue to William Kill
1een. Mr.. Farley and family Intend
to spend the summer in Canada.
Bad Forest Fire.
A forest fire in East Putnam burn
over quite a large tract of timber
land Wednesday. Besides the stand
ing timber lot of sawed lumber was
burned.
S. of v. Initiation.
-Four candidates will be initiated a.
the meeting of the local camp of $
of V.Ntc be held in Odd Fellows hal
next week. The work will be done b.
Commander Salisbury and staff O.
Webster. Mass. Several members O.
Nathaniel Lyon post, G. A. r., of Web
ster, will be present and make ad
dresses. A. G.. Warner post of thi.
city, j. e. Tourtellotte camp. Nort1
Grosvenordale, and the Danielson caml
have been invited. At the recent ell
campment of the division of Connec
ticut at Waterbury, the local CAM
was highly complimented for its sue
cess and the interest shown by it
members. 1t was ranked first anon,
the new camps and ranks well up witt
the older camps of the larger cities.
An Interesting Trip.
Gilbert A. Tracy has returned from
trip, during which he visited histori
spots associated with the life of Abra
ham Lincoln. Mr.. Tracy first wen
to Washington, D. c., then visited Ma
nassas, Charlottesville and Culpeppe1
Va. went through West Virginia t.
Louisville and Hodgensville. Ky. Thel
he went to Springfield and Chicago
ILL.,, returning home through Pennsyl
vania.
To Leave Decorations to S. of V.
Plans for Memorial day were dis
cussed at the recent meeting of tn
| A. G. Warner post. G.. A. r., and j
| was decided to leave the decoratio,
| of the graves in the East Putnam an
| Putnam Heights cemeteries to tn
| Sons Of Veterans. AS yet the speake
| of the day has not been secured.
Thursday night was firemen's nigh
| at the Park theater. Manager Labb
| gave the entire proceeds to the mus
| ter fund