Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-23
PATRIOTIC MEETING
Putnam. Grange Arranges PUbiie tx
ercises fer Monday Evening.

The next meeting Of Putnam grange
will be held Monday evening, May rs.
at SIS O'Clock, IN Owls hall. Pom
fret street.
This viii be patriotic meeting in
honor Of the Veterans of the Civil
War. All patriotic organizations in
the city have been invited to be pres
ent. An invitation has been extended
Lieut. + b Fullerton and his com
pany Of soldiers who are stationed
here. The meeting is public.
The programme Will be as follows:
Welcome. master Of Putnam grange,
piano selection. Battle OF Gettysburg,
march descriptive, Ruth Bartlett; vo-
cal Solo, Katherine Byrne: flag drill.
ID girls: vocal solo, Medley of War
America Needs Most, frank W. Bar
Der: song, Star Spangled Banner. Dur
ing the social hour refreshments will
be served
Sale Of chafTee- Piaee:
Announcement was made Tuesday
place. South Main street, to Attorney
Mahlor H Geissler. Deputy Sheriff
and Mrs George F. HoIbrook, with
whom Attorney Geiss1er makes his
home. are to move from Elm street to
Mr.. Geissler's new place. Mr. Chat
fee is to make his home in East Kill
HnEiy.
Mrs z. w Hayward to Speak
Thursday afternoon at the rooms Of
the Chamber of Commerce Mrs F. W.
Hayward, state chairman of the Ma
ttona1 Housewives league. is to address S
a meeting of Putnam women in the
interest of the conservation Of food
resources. The meeting Is to be an
| open one
Memorial Resolutions.
Memorial resolutions on the death of
Chester E. Guild were adopted by the
Chamber of Conmerce. the memorial
giving expression in appreciation of
the faithful energetic ard effective
services he rendered as a member OF
that organization and OF the love and
respect in which he was held and of
the value always placed on his cour-
sci and advice.
To Attend Wnitsunday Services.
Members of A. c. Warner post G.
A R. and other patriotic societies Of
the city are to attend q Whitsunday
service a st. Philips church A spe1
cial musical programme has been ar
ranged.
Pupils Give PIaylet.
Members Of Israel Putnam and the
| ton Of Misses Ella L Ballard. Ger
trude Hall and Mary McGarry, teach
ers, gave an entertainment in high
school hall Tuesday evening. A play
let. Don't Care, with special reference
between proper and Door care of Ia
bies, was given. Members or the Is
raeI Putnam school made up the cast
Of the piaylet. The musical pro
granar1e was given by members Of the
Smith street school
Governo~ Invited
J Saturday afternoon there Is tc be =
! flag raising and patriotic gathering at
| the Baptist church, of which REV Al
| bert Stone is pastor. An tnvitation to
| attend has been sent to Gov. Marcus
H. Holcornc.
Mrs. Honore Wfflsie to Speak.
i AZ feature Of the Save the Sew
enth Baby campaign Mrs. Honore Will =
sic, writer Of short stories that have
found a popular place IN the country 9
light reading, is to give an address at
an open meeting to be held in the as
serlably hall Of the high school this ev-
ening.
A very active campaign to put Put
nam In the list Of dry towns of the
state is to be started in this city and
first meeting is to be held here on
Friday evening
George A. Thayer. infant son OF Mr.
| and Mrs Charles T. Thayer, of Grove
street. was seriously Ill with pneu-
nlorlia. Tuesday
James "A. Best of Naugatuctz was =
visitor with friends in Putnam Tues
day.