Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-02
PUTNAM

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Hamilton Holt. who is en- route to
Europe as Il representative of the
League to Enforce Peace. is e familiar
figure in the street sof Putnam each
summer, while he is spending his hol-
idays in Woodstock.
The Rereans met with Rev. and Mrs.
c. G. s Mckay at the baptist par
sonage for Bible study Wednesday ev-
eninc The First of Seven Churches in
the Book of Revelations WIS the sub
ject of study.
Company L., State guard, has decid-
cd 10 hold IFS second annual ball after
the Lenten season.
Lieut. James Ryan, who has been at
Camp Johnson, Fla, has returned to
| his hornt in Pomfret.
| A number of Putnam people were at
| DGnielson New Years day &c attend
| the minstrel show and the dances.
| Miss H. =. Fox will have the mem
! hers of the Ladies' Aid society of the
i Advent Christian church az her nome
| for a meeting this afternoon.
Souvnir W. H. Taylor Of Hartford
did not neglect to send New Years
! greetings to a number nf friends in
| this section.
| While hurrying to attend dinner,
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n
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| gcrously hurt.
The drsf' Of the 1919 markers we're
seen on cars that were being operat-
ed in this civ Wednesday,
Because Plants are engaged in
changing oTer', some mil workers
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Many hundreds Of tins narishioners
| attended the New Years day masses at
II, Iary'S church.
! Mrs. T. 3. Edison of NidGletoWn is
to remain in Putnam during the winter
with her SOL. G. Edison.
Henry G. Trask of Maynard. Mass
spent the holiday with friends in
Putnam.
Nev, Ya=-'e dav w.e oyceaIir1Iv
d-a,rl i, p,,tn.no PIN or,5 Tnsoa i,
? sonSh1o to,7r1s,.o +I,ro tool, ,.,mob If +be
;o-- ont of Tho boiidav
| ror7frof eobno1 viii reo1an for +be
|
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~ CHIMNEY l'Fe AT tne No'o'1tal res
,aHFFll on 'front.' Stree1 @t,rreo up
,I,'ie eNcileineflt New ear morning
: me ualeaSe ny Ii'e hrC WIS hot OF
scr IouS nature
Ihere are promises i'll some quarter:
OF q reform campaign for Putnam
, though along just what lines this viii
proceed IS not clearly indicated
The annual reports covering the &C
t Invites of tn Putnam Building an{
' | Loan association durinG 1918, these &c.
ports to be given at the end of thi:
| month, will show successful opepratior
| during the year that has closed.
u.t All, ,u
? l noFsn Wooosroc!<
Y s,,It' e1dte pNorc OF ayr
l So - - SI,S ouL iI'yLceS VI III
ford during Farmers wqS>k which be
| gins January 20 A short time agt
| this falls Windham county corn shov
| was described than better than an,
: | that was held in Connecticut in 1917
SO exhibitors fro mthis county ar,
| confident that they will bring HON
some of the blue ribbons from th
| Hartford show, David Clarke of thi