Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-19
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

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 Death of Lewis ]. Warren = High l schsei to Play Opening League oanss | at seuthbridge-st. PhiIip's Church Enters Pension Fund-Pennfrst to 1 orpanixe Red cress tuxiIiary-Mise | Webstsr Resigns as Superintendent Of HespitaI.
 Lewis J. Warren. s2, died wsdnesday at noon at his home place in Harrfs- vile, just west of this city, near Woodstock. lie suffered q shock about been an invalid. Mir. Warren was well 1 known in this city. He had been en- gagged for years as farmer and was one of the oldest residents in the sec ton where he lived. He leaves four chfldren-Aliee, George. Frederick and
 Miss wsbstsr Rssisns. 1 Announcen1knt was made wsdnss- perintendent for q long term of years | at the Day Kinba1l hospital, has ten~ dtred her resignation, to become ef- fective June l. Tho resignation has board of trustees. Miss Webster is I recognized as an exceedingly efficient administrative hospital head and has been very successful in her work In this city.
 To Open Season With sooahsridss. | The Putn4m f1t8h Bc0ool Da0eDaD team win open it's league season tl11s afternoon when 1t meets the South bridge High school team at South bridge. At the same time KHling1y with sartIe I s ssh st wsssfss sssss s1e rse Putnam team will play its first home game next Wednesday afternoon on High street, the Bartlett High team furnishing. the opposition. Bartiet. | GeAG0n.
 The Putnam team looks good this spring and it's season opened on Tues day defeating the Tourteiiotte High school team of North CrosvenordaIe pemfrst Red cress. This evening at Pomfrct it is planned to organize the Pomfret auxiliary Of the Putnam Red Cross association. The meeting is to be held at the Eelghbor~ l hood houge and an earnest effort has l been made to interest al Pon1fet citri- zens in the movement. for nfen and boys are wanted as members fully as much as women and girls.
 Mrs. Harold W. Files, president of l the Putnam Red Cross. will be present at the meeting and will offer such ex- plantations of the scciety's aims and purposes as may be necessary and otherwise assist in forwarding the work in Pomfret, where much success l is looked for.
 Wednesday there was another ail- day sewing meeting of the local or- ganization at the municipal building The plans are to hold such meetings every Wednesday. great amount is being done by the. workers, but there Is an endless amount of additional work to be accomplished. so the work CTS are appealing for members ard | more support.
 Guests at Party.
 Those attending the party given by 1 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Auger at their home on Front street wer eMf and l Mrs. Joseph Gagne, Mfr. and Mrs. c Gladys Gagne, Miss Aline Leclair. Miss | Mabel Dupre, Miss Bernice GaIan, John .Gahan, Ralph Gahan. Cyril Rem i:lard, Arthur Duvert, Edgar Reynolds, l Killian, Wilfred Jasmin, Miss OIeiil Jasnin, Miss Leah Jasnlin, Miss Lillian Jasn1in. Miss Marie Jasmin. Miss fJeanette Jasmin. Ernest Grennon, Mis-. Heiika Auger, Miss Jeanette Auger Miss Hortense Auger, Leonard sAuger Miss Elsie Rouse, Miss Esther Rouse Clare Bonneville. Antonio Bonneville Henry Benoit. Mitchell Daig1e, Miss Elizabeth DaigIe, Miss Jeanette Van dale, Treyely LaPierrc. Mrs. c. L. Hayward, Miss Elizabeth Hayward Norman Hunter, Philip Gagne, Eugene Bibeault.
 Home Guards First Drill.
 All recruits of Putnam's Home guard company are to be at Union hail this l evening for the first drill of the organ : | ization. It is expected that all of the more than 70 men of the company will be present. for the men have showed great earnestness in their desire for military training and regular attend snce is essential to gaining this end
 Peter Burns to Demonstrate Skill. | Peter Burns, the one-armed billiard list, who is regarded the champion of the world of men who play the game under the handicap which is his lot, is in Putnam. MT. Burns has in- 1 terested the young men in his skill | with the worries and is to give a free exhibition this evening.
 Food Supply Comnittee.
 Walter J. Bartlett. Whitman Dan | ie1son and John G. Johnson of the | chamber of commerce make a com l mittee on food supply and will work be in the Fourth degree, and will in- i clude addresses by Edward E. Chap