Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-07
PUTNAM

A large limousine driven by Byron D. Bugbee of this city, and a road ster owned by Samuel R. Spencer of | SufHeld,t but driven by Joseph Glau- | cell. came together Wednesday, after | noon GDout 3 o'clock on the Shelburne 1 Mountain road, a few miles outside Greenfield, Mass. No one was in jured, but Mrs. J. c. Southworth, who | was riding in the Bugbee car, died i from the effects of the shock two hours after the accident. She had been removed to the Franklin County hospital
 Mir. Bugbee was driving up the steep grade. In the car with him was Mrs. Bugbee. Mrs. Bugbees brother, Charles Williams of Montague City, and MT. Williams housekeeper, Mrs J. c. Southworth
 NIT. Bugbee was clinging well to the right hand side of the road The oth- CT car was coming down grade, and before it was realized what was hap pening, the Claudell machine crashed into MT. Bugbee Mir Bugbee return ed to this city Thursday evening. Mrs Bugbee is remaining in Montague City.
 Mrs. southworth's body has been taken to Vermont for burial.
 Miss Florence Exely of PlainfieId
 
 East Putnam school. which did not open Tuesday because no teacher had been obtained at that time
 Eugene W. Ellis has been elected sub master of Putnam High school, to succeed Principal Edward Snow. who filled the place during the last school year.
 Raymond Brown Wounded. Herbert Brown, of the Putnam Woolen company, has received word from France that his son. Raymond has been wounded. Private Brown entered the service from Fabyan, in the town of Thompson
 Miss Ellen M. Wheelock has been invited, as representing Elizabeth | Porter Putnam chapter, D. A. R., to l attend the patriotic pilgrimage to Lebanon tomorrow. Governor Marcus H. Holcomb will attend and will lead | the pilgrims to the historic points of l interest to be visited. Members of the Putnam Liberty chorus aso will attend.
 Joseph vandale, Arthur S. Mac donald and Henry Wheeleck. all of this city. escaped without being in jured when the car in which they were riding was in collision with an other car, near Willimantic, Thursday
 evening. The other car, by a strange i coincidence, was driven by MT. Van dale's uncle. whom he was enroute to visit
 Have the Huns on the Run.
 William Jarvais. who enlisted in the
 18th company, Coast Artillery corps and who trained at Fort Wright, has written friend here from France telling him to inform all of the Put nam boys who want a crack at the Huns to get busy and into the service
 at the earliest possible moment, "fo1 we have them on the run and they're Enot going to last forever"
 | J. Edward Newton, representing the Y. M. c. A.. which organization is do- ing such remarkable work "ovel tllere,'' is in this city seeking to SC
 cure men for overseas service.
 If registrants-to-b be appear next Thursday at registration places witt
 their names in full written on sliI
 of paper, the middle name spelled ou
 fully, it will help the registrars ant prevent many such, mistakes as havt occurred on other registration days, tt
 the disadvantage of all concerned. II Members of the highway comn1itte' of the common council have been il
 conference with representatives of tn, New Haven railroad relative to get I trailroad station.
 Military training will be continued at Putnam High school during sth, present school year and introduced into Israel Putnam school, where tn, boys of the 9th. 6th and 7th grade will be given parliamentary instruction : | in affairs pertaining to drilling. Prin cipal W. E. Hammond will hav charge of the instruction of the boy lat the graded school.
 1 Only a little business was transact ed at Friday mornings session of tn superior court Cases that had beel accordance with the wishes of thos concerned and the convenience of tn : court.
 Registration Cards Distributed. Registration cards for next Thurs
 day have been delivered in variou f towns of the district. registrars swor . in and other steps taken to insure tn
 prompt carrying out of the war de partment's instructions for nex
 Thursday. Attorney e. L. Torrey, ! member of the local board. and Chic g Clerk Irving H. Miron visited man sections of the district preparing thos = who are to cooperate for the wor . they are to do. There will be but on s registration place in Putnam-in tn T library of the superior court. l Putnam automobile owners who ma = see fit to drive their machines to l morrow Sunday, in disregard of D :, Garfeld's request that gasoline b. l, conserved by the elimination of Sun [ day riding, will do well to re r member that steps have been taken e Putnam, at the suggestion of the stat
 council of defence. to take down tn r numbers of all machines that al . seen in Sunday service and also as n certain as to whether there is a rel
 necessity for such service. It is pos = sible that the names of all who vic , late the request will be published
 the press of the state
 a Upon tendering her resignation n Miss S. Elizabeth Clark, who hs a been actively engaged in the work n the evening Req Cross class, ws
 presented a fountain pen and with A beautiful bouquet of roses by men s bers of the class.