Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
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 Henry Johnson of Providence, a,vet- eran of the Ciyfl war, returned to fufnam te participafe In the odemorial day exsrcteeg
 rslettves in Woodznont
 Noel Dupre was q visitor with friends in Hartford over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles T. Thayer were visitors with relatives in Daniel son over Memorial day.
 Participated in Exercises.
 State Policeman ". E. Jackson. in this city on business Memorial day. parucipated in the procession here
 Joseph B. LaMaitre of Newburyport spent the week end with friends in
 George M. Fine and selg Goldman spent Sunday with relatives in wor-
 L. o. Williams was at Franklin, Mass. over Sunday.
 A regular meeting of the common council is to be held tomorrow (Tues- day) evening.
 Witnessed Webstsr Degree Werk.
 Members of Carsill council, K. of C., were at Webster Sunday afternoon to witness the conferring of the third de- gree upon a class of candidates.
 Bids for state road work to be done during the coming summer in towns in this section of Wiudham county are to be opened at the state capitol, highway commissioners department, tomorrow (Tuesday).
 Only Two Surviving Members.
 Henry D. Chafree, who passed his 14th birthday on Memorial day, and Henry Johnson, who came here from Providence for the day, are the last members remaining here of their com pany of the Sixth Connecticut volun- teers. Mir. Chaffee was wounded in the left hip. at Deep Bottom, Va, few days before his enlistment expired. and the wound has never healed Chimney Fire. The fire department members were called upon Memorial day morning to extinguish a chimney fire at the homo of a Polish family in the Canal street section of the city. The dwelling was not damaged.
 Holiday Diversions. Heavy riding was noted on the troll ley cars through this city Memorial day afternoon. Many of those who TO0S Wcnt IO Wlt0WOO0 paTk, where the dance hall the summer theatre and the pavilion were opened for the day. A baseball game was another attraction of the afternoon at the park Two Victories for P. H. 6. Putnam High school won an exciting baseball game from the c. A. c. team of this city Memorial day morning, get | ting the winning run when a man stole home in the ninth inning Two men were out at the time. The high school also captured the afternoon game by the score of to 1.
 Lawyers Invited to Equal Franchise Lecture. The Putnam Equal Franchise league l continues to be very active. The mem | bers have planned two important | events for this week, a lecture and a l play. This QAfonday) evening Hon Frederick w. Hinrichs is to speak in | Odd Fellows hall on Equal Franchise | for Men and Women. MT. Hinrichs is | of New York and a summer resident at | Woodstock. This meeting is to be open | to the public. As MT. Hinrichs is | prominent in the legal profession in | New York, a special invitation to hear | his address has been extended to the members of the Putnam bar. Saturdays Memorial Exercises. | The observance of Memorial day in \ this city was conducted as arranged Members of the c. A, R., S. of " | Spanish War Veterans and w. R. c | and Boy Scouts all contributed to pay n