Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-19
PUTNAM


 A heavy rain that might be consid- l cred as the line storm cauSed a postponement of Woodstock fair on Wednesday. Charles Knowlton Shaw, Pawea- tuck. formerly of Putnam, has won the tennis championship of Rhode Is land. A call has been received here for limited service men, to leave Putnam during the five days period beginning September 30
 Rev. Samuel J. Rock will come here from Vernon, Conn, as pastor of the Methodist church, to succeed Rev. George D. Stanley, who goes to church in Westerly. Rev. Mir. Rock will preach October at the church in this city.
 Judge M. H. Geissler held session of the city court Wednesday. There was only one case and that of minor importance.
 Lieutenant B. w Sellers. Montclair, N. J., killed in action in France, was a nephew of Clement Gibson of this city.
 Miss Nellie L. Bloxham, matron. at the Day Kimball hospital is spend ing months vacation with relatives 
 Classification at the office of the To- cal board show that there are 1o45 men in this district in the 19, 20, 32, 33, 34. 35, 36 classes. All of these, ex- cepting British subjects, will get ques tionnaires within the next 10 days.
 It has been announced that barrels for the reception of peach pits are to be placed outside Bugbee's store and near the Lapalme store. Providence street. The peach pits are wanted by the government. They should be thoroughly washed and dried before being placed in the barrel
 The following is the list of general service men who will go to camp from this district in October, probably about the 18th: Emil Ericson, David Favreau. Joseph B. Norton, Kenneth E. Burlington. Eugene E. Bernier, Ernest A. Corby, Earl N Macy, Peter T. Deprey, John s. Anton, Periin | Marcy Arthur A. Diggitt, Otis W. | Warren, Thomas Caffery. Ralph W. | Hill, Adelard Cournoyer, Omer Pro- vost, Anthony J. Kilday, Aime Dery, Matthias Messier, Delor Labelle, Earl Alton Potter, Edward Joseph Gay, William F, c. Maertens, Philippe Du- seualt, Flerien Hamel Clarence W. l Q1 Hewlett, Arthur Lagrandeur, John | Fislie, c. E. Wells, William P. Hop- l1ins, Ephrene Rene, Richard w. Olson Henry Labonte, Lionel H. Bonin, Val more Lariyiere, Eugene Diotte, Isa . dore Duff, Edward Bourgeois Albert J Gregoire, Nobert Blain, Bruno Kitka UIdric J. Paquin, John Ungerer liar vey N. Colburn, Emilien Breault, John Everett Russell, Peter o. Gosslin Howard O. Wood. Byron Floyd Ma son, Harold W. Baldwin, Donate Sac co, Lawrence r. Kampf, Arzaire Ma yo, Napoleon J. Salvas, Leo Joly, Lew is A. Chase. Ovila Cournoyer.
 This is the present available list o1 general service men who have pass ed their examinations and are ready | tC be inducted into service from this district.
 Charles Deliver, reported Wednes. day in press despatches from New Fla ven as about to face charges in thaf city, is believed to be the man whc heeced Landlord A. L. Forni, with z worthless check last week At New Haven Deliver will face charges o unlawfully wearing a uniform of { naval officer. of impersonating a maya officer and of failing to register Sep tember F. Deliver, it is claimed, ha operated under a number of aliases The>Inan who passed the bad checl on Landlord Forni entered the offic Of the hotel on registration day las Eweek. He wore the uniform of al army lieutenant and was a trim look ] ing chap.
 He stated that he wanted to engag : a room for three days and in advanc | payment offered a check for $2t | KIrIi inb 6O : $17 in change. He left the hotel. say 3 ing that he was going after his bag . gage. He never came back, and tn check proved worthless.
 l The man registered here as Fran 5 Stevens aid the check he passed wa drawr by himself on the First Nation e al bank of Putnam. No such per v son as the bogus lieutenant is kno' f at the bank and there is no depos l there i'll his name.
 T MT Forni describes the man as be . tween g and 50 years of age and ( s medium height.
 3 Deputy State Automobile commis l siener John Macdonald and q numbe of the inspectors of his dePartmer were visitors in Putnam Wednesda! Si Their visit in this end of the stat was in the interest of the departmer they represent. While here they me Inspector Ralph C., Young Of Daniel son. who ilas supervision of the de partments work in Windf1anl count,
 It is announced that contracts I supply the pipe for Putnam's new wa ter main have been let and that tn orGer has been wired to foundr company at Phillipsburg, N. J. Tn I pipe will come through on a priorit order that will be secured throug the state council of defence, so ther should not be great delay in gettin the pipe here in the city. An encoui aging feature about the proposed in
 provement is the belief that it can |
 made for approximately s65,000. whic
 is s10,0G0 less than the amount tf
 city has appropriated for the work
 The Manchester, N. H., Mirror, September had the following notiC of interest to many in Putnam, {
 Miss Grace Page niece of Mrs. F.
 Daniels, spent some years in this cit
 and was graduated from Putnam His
 school in the class of 1912.
 "A marriage of which the featur,
 were patriotism and simplicity was thl
 of Sergeant Goodwin LeBaron Foste
 of Sharon, Mass, chemist in the D.
 A, and Miss Grace Page, daughter
 MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Page of Hie street, Candid. The ceremony was pc
 formed Thursday afternoon at 3 c
 clock oy Rev MT. Skinner, and tot
 place in grove decorated wi American flags and those of the allie the stately pine trees lending
 charming setting for the weddin
 Sergeant Foster was in uniform, al the bride was attirnd in white cre-