Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-26
PUTNAM

Up to five o'clock the following men had registered Saturday afternoon. Edward J. Gay, Elmville; Manuel Correia, Goodyear; Matthias Messier, Ballouville, Thomas Moriarty, Provi dence; Ovila Cournoyer, Putnam; Rolfe N. Lyon, Eastford; George N. Becea, North Grosvenordale; Lewis I. Chase, East Killingly; Aurel Adolphe Vincent, Danielson; Leo Joly, Danielson, Gefka Nezamoff, North Grosvenordale; Henry Duby, Fabyan; Azaire Mayo, Putnam; Wm. F. C.. Maertens, Putnam; Walter A. How lett, Ashford; Byron F. Mason, Dan ielson; Thomas Fitzgibbons, Wilson vile; Harold W. Baldwin, Danielson; Leodore E. Maynard, Putnam; Ade- lard MarteI, Putnam; Napoleon J. Salyes, Putnam; Raphael E. Howarth, Putnam; Theophile Chaput, Gros- venordale; Henry Plenmondon, North Grosvenordale; Herbert E. Kennan North Grosvernordale; Donate Sacco, Goodyear; Origine Bedard, Putnam; VangeI Christo, North Grosvenordale; Christ Bacheo. North Grosvernordale; ; Aime Dery, North Grosvenordale. Miss HarIie I. Corbin has been re- gently appointed a member of the Red | Cross garment inspection committee, 
 chairman It is not generally known that Mrs Whitney's committee is one of the few in the state, which on ac- count of perfect shipments has earn | ed the right to send it's boxes abroad | at headquarters. During the coming week the committee is to inspect and | ship as many as possible of the first | consignment of refugee garments. All members of the circles engaged in making these garments are urged to deliver them at the Red Cross rooms | at the earliest possible date. Mostly Personals.
 Mrs. Ann Bugbee who is well | known about Putnam, and is the sis i ter of the late W. s. Longdon. died i last week at her home in Webster l in her S1st year. Mrs. Bugbee has | been i'll for some time. Funeral ser 1 vices were held yesterday in Web l ster, and burial was in Grove Street 1 cemetery.
 Miss Abbie Keith has returned from Maine where she has been spend ing the summer.
 Applications have been recei'l { | by Superintendent Macdonald from two young girls who would like tc attend high school this year and helr l with general housework in some home in town to pay for their board Ii anyone would like to offer such ar ] opportunity, the superintendent would like to be notified.
 George E.. Shaw will make his home with his daughter, Mrs. Silas Wheelock
 Oxford Fair will be held Wednesday l and Thursday of this week.
 Mrs. s. B. Overlook is ill at he1 home in Pomfret.
 Barber shops of Putnam will close
 Thursday afternoon during the en. tire year.
 Mrs. A. A. Parsons has returned after two weeks in Woodstock. Dr. M J. Bullard will return from Bethlehem. N. H., tomorrow.
 James E. Murray formerly of tht force of the First National bank, ha.
 been at home for a three days fur tough from Camp Upton.
 Police Sergeant Julius H. Cordie, was recently married to Mrs. Buck
 wheat of Canal street. MT. Cordie
 has two sons in the service in Franct
 and a third son, Frank H. Cordier, ii
 soon to go across as K. of c. sec
 retary.
 The local draft board has receive'
 a call for two additional men of Gas
 1 for limited service, to go to Cam
 Upton.
 Mayor Marcy and family have re
 turned from Boothbav Harbor, wher
 they have been spending a week. William H. Arthur. of the Trad
 school, went to Buffalo, last wee
 to get a car which had been sen by steamer from Detroit He wa accompanied by Michael Kenney c Mechanicsville, and J. P. Brayton. O. ; the way home they made a detou stopping at Niagara Falls and othe . places of interest,
 Mrs. Joseph Carpenter, left Satur
 day for a visit in Whitinsville. Mass to stay over Labor Day.
 MT. and Mrs. T. E. Miller, ar spending a week in Mrs. Geneviv
 Letters cottage at Quadic l G. Harold Gilpatric and George Gil
 patrick and Miss Ellen Wheelock lei Saturday afternoon by automobile fo l Juniper Point, Maine
 The sixtfeth annual Woodstock fai l is to be held September r and |
 The fair book has been sent out b the secretary L. H. Healey. Mrs. Chester E. Child and famil ]. and MT. and Mrs. Barak Smith, Jr
 and daughter, Elizabeth. motored | t Camp Devens yesterday. : CHAPLIN J,r71% for+1r of tho r ;oooJ,, oo,1ei1