Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-04
DbNIElSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

careiIl counsii cenfeTs Dssress---
 Medical Board to Mset This After
 noon-Talk of eovernnsenf Camp zt1
 Wsodstoek = AutpznabiIe Aecidenk
 Bsins investigated = Men Certified
 saturdxy.
 Charles Saretxki of New Haven spent Sunday with his brother, Dr. William Saretzh
 The reduced trolley service Satlr- day interfered with the plans of many of the shoppers who came to this city.
 Sergeant Michael Daigle of Camp Devens spent the week end at his home in this city.
 James Cotton of the seventh grade Of Israei Putnam school is going to get out a school paper on his own printing press.
 Broke Hip by Fail. Miss Emma Barrett was taken to the hospital after breaking her hip in a fall.
 George A. Ravenefle of Woonsocket spent Sunday with friends in Put nam.
 K. of c. Degrees Conferred. . | JThe first and second degrees were conferred upon class of candidates of CargiiI council, K. of C.. Sunday. | A State Delegate.
 Gov Marcus H. Holcomb has named Senator Archibald Macdonald of this city a member Of Conaeeticut's dele gation to the annual convention of the Good Roads association, which will meet in Little Rock, Ark, April IS. Senator Macdonald was senate chair man of the committee on roads, rivers and bridges in the 1917 legislature and did splendid work in the position.
 Mrs. J. R. Stubbert and Miss Flor ence Stubbert of Providence are visit ing friends in this city, where the late
 Rev. Mir. Stubbert was pastor of the
 Baptist church for a long period od
 years.
 Repairing Hishways.' The week end found many mer giving much attention to the repair N of state and other highways in thit and surrounding towns that wer,
 damaged by the heavy rainstorm O
 the past week and in some placei
 badly gullfed.
 There will be no restrictions ol
 manufacturing or commercial activi
 ties in this city today, since the heat
 less, businessless Garfield Monday
 are a thing of the past, at least fo
 months to come.
 | Medical Board to Meet.
 The medical board will resume it sessions here this afternoon in Elks
 hall. and a humber of regigtrants vii be in for examination Some regis
 trants who have been notified to ap pear for re- examination have failed t do so. thereby laying themselves lia
 ble to being placed on the police list June-like in Tennessee Writing from Chickamauga Park 1 Tenn, where he is with a regular arm i, regiment, Leon Talbot says that tn I weather there is like June in Ne,
 England, pleasant change from tn cold, dreaEy weather that has marke the winter stay in camp. Postcards received here from Mi chael Donohue, who was at Wacs Tex, as a member of an aero squad ron. indicate>tha he is on his way eas and he expressed the hope that h ss might be able to visit friends in Put nam during the present week. al Superintendent of Town Farm. el Felix Lefieur, an experienced farme 8 of Moosup, has been appointed super
 intendent of the Thompson town farm n to succeed John Wisher, resigned. l May Establish Camp at Woodstock T There has been special interest her 2 during the past few days in the an - nouncement that the government ma z decide to establish an army camp a the town of Woodstock, in what known as the Morse neighborhood,
 high lying section that would answt ' all the governments requirements ft 7 Ecamps located in heaithful places