Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-12

all of Pomfret. To this 10 TO be added
tn the near future the name. or Lso
rcd on Yarns owned by their fathers
and in other caAes they are to WORK on
farms In which their people have no
interest. ~
In addition to this scho1s, members
will contribute to the food supply by
cuhfyastng five acres OF land xsss use
| OF which has been Afforded by gem
erous persons. There are four acres
| OF sthistcland ON the Pettis farm, near
the Day F<imbail hospital and another
acre ron the Carpenter-Child estate,
| soAth OF the city. This land Is being
| made ready for planting.
acres will be Principal A. 3. Handy.
Kenneth. Ballard. Stanton Ballard,
Wilbur Lown and Stewart Pease. a
| quaFter-acre each; Arthur Andrews.
one acre; Percy Richardson and
Ralph spencer, one acre together;
Fred c-McCul1ock and Frank Stanley,
quarter acre each; Arson B. Handy,
half acre; Louis Bodinszy and Hector
Lucier, one-eighth acre each; Henry
Brousseau and George Child, together
one-quarter acre.
These plots will be cultivated OUT
side of. school hours and most Of the
five acres will be given to potatoes.
- Bradshaw rasano.s PEI.
l. Norwood v. Bradshaw, Fl, Putnam,
ems Bradshaw, and Catherine e. Fra
gaho, II, daughter Of Vincent and W
DfSessa Fragano. of Ponfret, were
married at 1880 Friday afternoon by
Justice Irving H. Hiron.' Mr.. Brad
shaw was formerly in the employ of
the telephone company.
/, Chamber of connmercs Election.
/. These officers were elected Thurs
day. night at the annual meeting of
the Putnam Chamber Of Commerce
IN h. 0I,o
President, George IL. Padgett; first,
vice president, John G. johnson; sec
.Ond vice president, Alexander Gilman;
third vice president, E. l.. Kelley; sec
rotary, &C. Jarvis Hartmann treasurer,
Daniel j. Byrne: board of directors,
Clinton S. Andem, John G.. johnson;
Alexander Gilman. Ellsworth l.. KEEL
ley, Whitman Danielson, Omer J, Mi
Morse, Walter J. Bartlett. Frank F.
Russell Harry c. Meinkin, Arthur D.
Ilowne, Isaac Champeau, G.. Dwight
Sharpe.
Larivee- Clark.
Miss Mildred Clark of Abingdon,
Mass, and Alfred Iarivee- of Concord,
N. H., were united in marriage here
by Rev. c. J. Hartman, at st. Phil
ip's church.
=. Condition Critical. -.
1t was said at the Day KimbaH hos
pital Friday afternoon that william
II,
at Goodyear, Wednesday evening, re-
manned in critical condition.
. t+ Brush Fire.
The. auto chemical was called out
Friday TO extinguish a brush fire that
was. getting a good start near the
railroad bridge, where the soldiers are
Social at Owls Hall. ''
: Many attended the social dance
given in Owls hall Friday evening.
The music was by the New Ideal
Singing orchestra, under the direction
of Miss Mabel Duprey.
Irving Miron left Friday afternoon
on a business trip to New York.
!. Mrs. J. B. Ta.tem, Jr., and Miss Eli
zabeth Ryrne were at Wiilimantic on
Friday to hear the address by DR.. An
ma H. Shaw.
Accepts Invitation to Piainfieid.
The ichamber of commerce hts APP
proved an invitation from Rev. W. A.
keefe, pastor of st. Johns church at
Plainf1e1d, to be represented at the
big patriotic demonstration and flag
raising to be held in Plainfie1d on Sum
day afternoon, May 20. eggs
. Notes.
: Ransom NJ. Gascoigne, of Ohio, state
son of Mrs. Carrie B. Gas
eoigne Sof this city has been accepted
as a member of the officers training
camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison, In
Indiana
Uniforms and other equipment for
the Putnam Home Guard are expect
ed to. be received within a short time,
the company having been mustered in.