Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-19
PUTNAM

MT. and Mrs. Hyde Smith ass at Springfield. Mass, visiting relatives.
 Auton,obile inspectors of the state are to meet. in Hartford today for a conference, Ralph c. Young represent ing this county.
 A big motor truck. owned by tho ir terstAte Trucking company and load ed with beams for the.eConnecticut mills at DAnieisen. broke through the side of the. highway near the Little Dam tavern Tuesday afternoon and Slid off 8 good portion of his valua- ble load. one beam going into the brook that borders the highway.
 A union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Methodist church at fe.S0 q week from tomorrow. Thanks giving day.
 State Attorney and Mrs. c. E. Searls are planning trip to Costa R:ea and Panama. to be taken during the winter.
 The week Of December 7-14 has been set aside as Christian Enlistment week by the Baptist church of Put nam.
 Mails ften, the south are bringing foolish rlissfves from fnaidens who evidently are writing in answer to ma 'tfiInt,nial bureau advertisements. | 1t was stated here Tuesday after. noon that few of the troEeynaen who went out on strike in July are plan. ming to return to their old jobs to fiil vacancies. The present crews will continue running.
 There is to be parish social at St. Philips church this Wednesday, er- eiling.
 Mrs. Mark Gallant. Misses Lorena a,ld Elsie Gallant hare visited in Bbs. tor.
 Members Of tho s. N. E. Y. cosn- panv force here have been invited te attend a telephone dance given by the , company employees in the Danielsen 1 division.
 | Last year the state contributes s1s,. 1 l23.20 for the board of children at the Windhani County Temporary home
 fer children. located in the Sawyer
 district of this town.
 1 A meeting of the Woraan's board Of the ay Kimball hospital is sched uled to be held at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce this after. 1 f.eon..
 1 Rev. George L. Clark. 75. who died recently at Wethersheld. where he was 1 pastor of the Congregational church l for seventeen years. was well known I in this vicinity.
 | David A. Smith of Worcester Is visiting here this week. Miss Befniee Delaney of the ticket office at the Bradley theater is hav- 1 ing q brief vacation.
 Putnarn will have delegation al 1 the Yale Harvard game to be played !! in Cambridge next Saturday.
 There was some speculation here 1 Tuesday as to whether the gang that 1 blew inc safe at the East Woodstock postofice early Sunday morning was | the same that robbed the bank al
 Randolph. Mass. during Monday. Freight business in the local yard fs rot particularly heavy at present. A. e. Chamberlia of New York was
 in Putnam Tuegday On a basiness ttir. Y H-
 Leonard Andersen has been sieeted president Of the sophomore class ca
 Woodstock academy.
 Wiiiisns Henry Bliss, who died a;
 Winsted, in the Litchfela county hos. fsita,. Monday evening. was supervisor
 of iehoels In the town Of Pennfret and I il, the town of Columbia.
 Mr. Bliss was born in Easthanpton Mass., April Is. 1887. the son Of Wi 1 liam ., and Mary Bliss. Hs moved i. 1 Columbia in 1876 and attended rubi.i schools there, at Sumele ana at VII
 lihahtic. He was a successful teaene
 fof many years ana afterwards tcel up farming. At the time Of his eeatl he, was employed as g. school super
 visor. He had represented the tow
 Of Columbia in the legislature and ha,
 served the town as 3ustice of tA
 peace, assessor and as acting .scneo l visitor for a number of years. While 7 rasnsbst Of tho general assembly, i
 was appointsa county auditor anl SisWSs clerk ei ths committee on eaues
 tion. He was one Of the most popa Liar members Of the house. Ar. Bis