Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-02

for Agent and Mrs. John F. Resrdcn Double Header WitE VI iiIimartic
 Wednesdsy-Liberty Golf Tourna-
 ment-Town Has Fully Thirty Boys
 Enlisted.
 Mrs. Ewart Brunn anal son. Ewart, Jr, and Miss Bessie Champlin were in Worcester Saturday.
 Takes Examirat;on Today.
 Kenneth C. Sharpe of School street left Putnam Saturday morning for Stamford, where he visited his brother William. returning home Sunday night This (Monday) morning MT. Sharpe. who has applied for enlistment in the medical corps of the army, goes to New London to take his physical ex- animation.
 To Supervise Fairgrounds.
 Merrill P. Paine, Northampton, Mass. came to Putnam Friday ,., night Iit mother. MT. Paine will then return to Northampton. where he is to su- pervise community playsrounds and gardens during the summer months.
 Sunday School Picnic.
 The Sunday school of Putnam Bap- tist church is to hold it's picnic July at Roseland park. The Sunday school of the Methodist church is to go on it's picnic July fl, but s yet the place of holding the picnic has not been de- cided.
 Will Be Married in Canada.
 Mir. and Mrs Joseph Desrosiers left Putnam Sunday in their automo bile for Nictoriaville, Canada. With them were Miss Yvonne Pepin and Henry JoIy who are t0 be married upon their arrival in Canada. All four will be gone about a month.
 appointment for John A. C. Warner.
 John A C. Warner son of Judge and Mrs. Edgar M. Warner, South Main street. left Putnam Saturday morning for Washington, where he has re- ceived an appointment in the bureau of standards. Mir. Warner was grad uated from Worcester Tech in June and when the school was asked to recommend a man for the position In Wa ashington, MT. Warmers name was suggested. The bureau of standards has to do with the manufacture of munitions, improving methods, increas- ing output and developing new meth ods. MT. Warner reports for his new work tomorrow (Tuesday).
 Fourth to Be a Day of Gravity.
 Aside from a golf tournament at the Country club and ball game in the forenoon on the old fair grounds. there will be special observance of the holiday in Putnam Wednesday. All business in the city will be suspended for the day The most quiet Fourth of July in the history of the city is being predicted. and it is not thought that many noise producers wiE be in use No permits for the sale of fireworks have been issued this year, and while this does not mean that it is pro- hibited to go out of town and bring fireworks into Putnam for use, it is not believed that many citizens have gone to the bother or the expense of doing this. Nothing in the line Of civic celebration has been planned for. As far as known there are to be no band concerts or public displays of fireworks at night.
 Random Notes.
 Donald Johnson, son of Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs. Eric H. Johnson, left Putnam Saturday for the White mountains. where he has employment for the summer at Dixville Notch.
 Officer Eugene Laparle of Putnam police did traffic duty at Bugbee cor ner Saturday afternoon and evening
 Because of the beautiful weather Saturday, a .arge number of golfers were attracted to the links at Putnam Country club.
 At the ~Sa cramental service at Con gregational church Sunday afternoon, Hazel Geeson and James Clifford united with the church.
 New Lighting System.
 Employes of Putnam Light and Power company are engaged in in stalling a new lighting system in the business section. The money for the work was appropriated at the last an nuaI city meeting