Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-27
PUTNAM

PUTNAM 1 John Macdonald, deputy state au- i tcnlebile commissioner, is ill with in- fuenza at his home in Hartferd. He : Is a son of Senator and Mrs Archi- 1 bald Macdonald of this city. Erastus Wheaton was reported on Tuesday as dangerously ill, at his home he~e.
 Malcolm M Wiley of Clark. college l is spending this week. at his home in Putnam
 Isaac Champeau; formerly of the 1 Champeau company this, city, has l gone to New Britain. where he is to l bc. with the .Curran Dry Goods com l pany in a responsible position. | Holiday hours will be the rule to- ,,oliday regulations relative to city and rural delivery will be in force. Leo Delisle. who was at tho auto mobile mechanics school (arny) at Newton Mass. for a time and latersin the. middle west a 9 training camp, is expected to return to his home here this week.
 Judge N. II. Geissler held a Session If the city court Tuesday morning. There was only one case, q man charged with having been intoxicated.
 Tuesday was the coldest morning ,of the fall in Putnam, with the tempera- ture down to 15 deerees.
 Wards at the county home for chil- I, ,}ren will get an oid-fashioned 1 Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow, with many of the things going to make up the feast from the home farm gar dens.
 Dance. tonight, Miners hall, Moo sup; Pica<ett's orchestra, 5 ?. m. to l q, m.-adv
 Irving H. iiron will be at sTillbury. Mass, this evening to attend a social event arranged by members; Of the class of Millbury High school in which he was a graduate
 Another series of shares--the sew
 erith--in the Putnam Building and Loan association-will be issued in January. The association is prosper
 ing. Money to the amount of S40e0
 is now available for loans, it was stated Tuesday.
 ;. the high school Tuesday with a bas-
 ketbaH game and D dance to mark ; Inc coming of the Thanksgiving holi- days.
 Schools in this city will close this afternoon for the Thanksgiving. recess I7vhich means no more sessions until
 Monday.
 Putnam lodge of Elks will hold it's
 annual lodge of sorrow Sunday, as is . the custom on the first Sunday. in De , cenber.
 , "A week from Sunday Ca-gill coun- } eil, K. of C.. will confer preparatory { degrees on a class of IS candidates. It | is now expected that the third degree dates on New Years, afternoon. The wcrk of laying the 1G-inch wa ter main from the pumping station at Tlarrisville to Church street is pro- , gressing steadily. The excavation be- ! ing made for the pipes by the trench : digger has now been advanced to near 5 the Reach place, just west of the Lit | tie River bridge Pipes are laid to within a few lengths of the end of the excavation. With a continued
 open season during September it is probable that the pipes will De con ! nected up so as to make the addition : al water available before Christmas. Letters addressed as follows are un-
 claimed this week at the Putnam post |, office: c. E. Reynolds, E. Sendrian, A.. C. Knowles. Eva Bak, Mrs. Emma A.
 Howard, Mrs. Elnsley. Mrs. Joseph z I.axailee, Mrs William Page, Miss Florence Rhodes. Miss Rose NcDon- ? ala, Miss Clara Smith.
 { Scores of soldiers from Camp Dev-
 ems will be in this city today, .en route
 tc#their homes in various parts of 2 Connecticut. Telephone messages re- 2 ceiyed here Tuesday indicated that Fl some of them. local boys; expected to
 be mustered out, before they left 8 camp, so that they will not have to return to army life. but. this will ap- J. Fly to only a small percentage of f them. a The, following elassi6eations were !; made Tuesday afternoon by the mem q berss of the local board, of registrante q IS years of age who have filed their 2 questionnaires but are not at a1E likely n to be called for service: : Henry Francis Simpkins, Goodyear
 IA, -s.s
 Wallace Lyon Frlnk, East Wood
 stock, IA. @
 Patrick |. Magnan, Quinebaug, IA . Armand Aasrandeur, Putnam, 'vSB
 ' Nelson, Ezra; Baker. Putnam. IA
 David I. Cote; DanieIsoH, IA S.. Backs: North G Grosvenerdale Mike Massinno, North Grosvenor-
 dale, ST.
 Chester E. Corey Putnam IA.
 George F. SWenson, Ponifret Cen:
 ter. BE . l. r.. Willett. Quinebaug, IA. -~
 F. A. Archanloeault, Putnam. IA.
 William Whitehead, Danielson. IA ,, i Lester IT. Winslow. Putnam, A. !, A. H Anderson, East Woodstock | 1a S
 William IT Nichols Emville, IA.
 Clayton l.. Pecllham. Putnam, IA.
 Frank c. Davis. Putnam, IA.
 George E. Hill. Putnam, IA. < Henry J Boko Putnam, IA ] Lester G.. Herhkv, Putnam. IA. Tldric Gervais, Putnam, IA Alvin Shipbee, Killingly, IA. Stanley Lafenski.. Putnam. IA Emil Labonte, Putnam IA. Dona J. Gervais, Putnam, IA. = Harold c. Elliott, putnam. sc.
 Joseph A. Moulin. Killingly, IA '. Walter A. Frost, Eastfofd. 1 X. Grover Talbot. Eastfords IA, \ The board has now. completed it r A,ra ', l. l..... .