Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-29
TREE FOR OWLS
Followed by Entertainment and Old
Fashioned Dance.

Putnam nest Of Owls social club
had Christmas tree and entertain
ment In their hall Monday evening
There was a large gathering of mem
bers and guests The programme of
the evening included a piano selection
by Mrs James Nichols; recitation,
Miss Marie Jassamine; recitation, Miss
Rose Demute. Alfred Demute: song,
Elizabeth Hurdman; Henry Hurdman
comedian; bone selection, Nelson Lee
Clair. accompanied by Joseph Forest,
violinist, and Mr.. TetreauIt, pianist
After the distribution of gifts and
remarks by the president, Walter
Wallen. there was an old-fashioned
dance.
The committee in charge was Louis
Reeves. Raymond Franklin and Ar
thur Demute.
The Owls are to elect their officers
for the ensuing year this week.
Business Boom in 1916 for Putnam.
The forecast for business in Putnam
for 1916 is said TO be splendid Man
ufacturers who were interviewed on
Tuesday gave great encouragement for
Putnam's prosperity during the year
about to open That mills are running
full time these days and apt to con-
tinue to do likewise during all of the
coming year is at this time only Incl
dentally in a way. II is the rule now.
and not the exception. to hear of mills
running day and night. That is the
way things are going here The Man
hasset, French River Textile, Dady
Silk, Waterman Worsted are among
the concerns that are engaged on night
work
Bank Prospects Most ENCOURAGING.
II was two years ago today that the
Putnam Savings bank was closed by
order OF the state bank commissioners
and restrained from paying out money
or receiving deposits Dec. %. 1915,
hae- hv-,n -,
that promise fine things for the future.
and there seems little doubt at this
time but that the bank will be doing
business as of old a year from today.
City Notes.
Mrs. Wells Partridge and her
daughter, Miss Dorothy. Of Wallas-
ton Mass. are guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Chauncey Morse.
Miss Grace Child Of Hartford spent
Christmas with her mother. Mrs
Abbie Child Of Grove street.
AIR. and Mrs. Walden Wright OF
New Haven are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward AIurfey.
Miss Marjorie Main of New York
city is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Main.
Miss Ruth Daniels and a friend
from New York city and Miss Anna
Daniels of Manchester, y. H, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Daniels
MT ana MIS- =. r. waterman and
Percy Waterman spent Christmas with
relatives in Providence.
]. @. Johnson has returned from a
brief stay with his sister in New York
city.
Mr. and Mrs E. NJ. Brown and their
son, of Brooklyn. n. Y. are guests of
Mrs. Charlotte Champlin.
Ermond F. Brunn of New York is
the guest Of his mother, Mrs. c.
Brunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Mayer. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Mayer, have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mayer
of Centerville. r. l.
George B. Champlin of Chicago, Ill.
is spending a brief time with his
mother. on Bradley street.
On Vacation Visit.
Miss Helen Bradley Of Springfield
Mass, is spending her vacation in this
city.
Harold Corbin of Worcester. Mass
has been the guest OF his parents on
Fremont street.
Mrs. A. H Lord and daughters, the
Misses Dorothy and Alice, are the
guests Of relatives in Groton.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry E<eniken OF