Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-09
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Relatives here have learned that George and Lester Corey, of the Put nam Heights section and both in the army, recently met in Bordeaux. George enlisted in Boston a year and a half ago. Lester went into the ser vice later. Each had been in France for months before they accidentally came across each other.
 Captain Fee, who .has been in charge of the Salvation army work here for several years. is preparing to leave Putnam for Ireland, on a visit to her mother. Captain Fee has been anx- ious to make the trip for several months, but has met with difficulties over securing the necessary pass port.
 Clement w. Fiaee, formerly of this city, now of Southbridge. has resigned his position in that place to take one with the Norwich City Gas and EIec- tric department MT. Soutllbridge has been with lighting company at Southbridge and formerly was en- gagged with similar companies in Web ster and Danielson. He is a brother of Town Clerk David Flagg of this city.
 State Attorney Charles E. Searls was in Willimantic Thursday on Two marriage returns made at the town clerks office are: May 1, Miss Margaret Richards, 21. and Henry Ba- , chand, Fl, both of Worcester married here by Justice J. F. Carpenter Miss l Louise Austin. IS. Of Goodyear, and Louis Mayo, 19, of Pomfret by Rev Hazen A. Calhoun, of Harrisville. i The state of Connecticut highway 1 department has had an engineer here 1 to make an inspection of the prem 1 ises about where the big wall tum- bled into the yard of the Putnam Woolen company last month. It is ex- pected that the state will undertake the work of rebuilding the wall in the i very near future.
 A report submitted to the town school committee and dealing with the activities of the night school which recently closed it's sessions 1 shows the following statistical facts: i Number of sessions, 89; total number enrolled, 50; average attendance l 15.64; number of pupils under 31 years of age, 30 number between 31 and 50 IT; number between 50 and 60, 2; number over 50, 1.
 i French Canadians enrolled number. ed 19. Polish 27. Greek 8. Syrian l. The studies included conversion 1 iSSSollS, NIillllS, TedulIS, CIllHeIiSHip P memory, national songs, arithmetic language, history.
 The school opened it's seasons Oc. tober 2S and closed on April 25. L. F IBattey and Miss Emma J. Dutton Wer, the teachers.
 The Putnam Country club has sche duled the following events for tn present season on their links south o the city and elsewhere:
 June 7-(Open) At Putnam, Cohass Country club of Southbridge. i June 21-At Putnam. Stafford Col
 club of Stafford
 July 12-At Franklin, Mass, Frank lin Country club.
 1 July 19-At Putnam, Winnesuke
 Country club, Woonsocket. R. l.
 July 26-At Putnam. The Norwicl
 Golf club
 Aug. 2-At Stafford, Stafford Col
 club.
 Aug. g (open-At Southbridge, Tn
 Cohasse Country club. Aug. 16 (Open)-As arranged wit
 Stafford Country club for possibl
 third match.
 Aug. 23-At Woonsocket. R. l., Win nesuket Country club.
 Sept 6-At Putnam, Frankli
 Country club.
 {, sept. l3-At NorWlcn. N0fWlCn Go
 club.
 All club members have been request ed to play in these matches. c. Thayer of Fremont street is tear captain.
 Thomas s. Harrison, who died las , Friday at Philadelphia was for man years a summer resident at Pomfrt l and was well known in Putnam, whel | he was almost a daily visitor durin : his sojourns in the nearby town. l | Mr. Harrison was for several veal f United States consul general at Cair Egypt, and, it is understood was yer popular there. Upon his return to u ? United States he was presented wit a a some valuable donlleys by the Kht dive and thoSe animals became Ta mi