Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-26
PUTNAM
Notes of Summer outines-peath of George Dwire-John B. Byrne Pre- sented Elks' Rins--0eorge II. Wheaton Dead--k ennedy- r attoen Wedding "Wednesday.


 Sanford sHerrinden and daughter. Jean, of Lyman's Viaduct and Mrs. D. l. Thompson of Providencej were visi- tors here Wednesday with Marcia Cut Ter Church street.
 Miss Marinda Bixby of Webster visited Putnam friends Wednesday.
 Howard Knight, who has been spend ing few days at his home here, re- turns today (Thursday) to Cornell university.
 Mrs. Anna Keith and daughter, Mar guerite, leave Monday to spend July at Oakland beach.
 Camp at Lake.
 Rev. J. F. Marvin has practically completed the work of esta blishing the annual summer camp Ut Crystal lake.
 Robert Mcintyre of Freehold, New Jersey Military academy is at his home in Putnam for the sunexne vacation.
 Henry A. Willis of yvestboro, Mass, was a visitor with friends in Putnam Wednesday.
 Carl T. Kent of. Groton, Mass, is spending a few days with his parents here.
 MT and Mrs. Albert E. Jones of Uxbridge, Mass, are visiting Lewis H Williams of Woodstock avenue.
 Frank D. Startling of Manchester, N H., was a visitor with friends in Put nam Wednesday.
 Attorney J. F. Carpenter continues to improve in health.
 w D. Wilson is in Providence today to participate in the Shriners' pa rade and outing.
 In House Where He Was Born. David E. Clark, Putnam Heights lives in the same house in which he ways lived there. When MT. Clark was born that part of this town was g part of Ki1lingly.
 J. B. Taten and daughter are te leave today for Speculator, N. Y. where they are to spend the greater part of the summer. Death of George Dwirs. E The body of George Dwfre, who died at the Day-Kirnball hospital. was was employed in Putnam. but had beer here only a short time. Mrs George s. Bradley. Grove street had the members of the Ladies' Socias circle Of the Congregational church a' her home for 8 meeting Wednesdas afternoon. July has been selected as the dats and Greens grove. Quadic, as the place for the annual outing and picnic oi the Sunday school and Epworth league Of the Methodist church. ElI<s' Ring For John B. Byrne. At a meeting of Putnam ledge oi Elks Tuesday evening Past Exalted Ruler John B. Byrne was presented by the lodge an Elks' ring set witf diamonds.
 Mail Unclaimed. Letters addressed as follows are un. claimed at the Putnam postofice: Franchetts Francesca, Arthur McCan. ley, Arthur wiod. F. H. Johnson. Mrs D. Hutchinson, Ella M Greene. A delegation from Putnam lodge oi Elks has plans for attending the su- preme lodge session to be held al Rochester. early in July, and will prob ably make the trip in automobiles. Hub Couple Married. Amfrcy Bent, 50 and Lena Lamb, 35 both of Boston, were married here al the Methodist parsonage by Rev George D. Stanley. Commissioner Davis Congratulated Frank C. Davis received many con. gratulations Wednesday upon his ap. pointment by Governor Baldwin to b. a county commissioner. Commission CT Davis is to assume the duties of hil office at once He is regarded by botf republicans and democrats as an ex eeilent choice for the position f1e is tt fill, being man ef business experience capable, painstakiAg, efficient and en, to wiaena any citizen may ge with eer. tainity of being given careful atten- ti6H