Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-07
DANlELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Manager Thomas McDermott will take, his Putnam team to JeWett City for game with the Ashlands Sunday.
 Repair work is being done on the wall that collapsed in Pbmfret street.
 Next Monday afternoon has been set as the time for holding a jubilee by suffragists of Thompson over the pass age by the United States senate of the Susan B. Anthony amendment. A programme is being arranged.
 Rev. Georsg c. S. Mackay, of the Baptist church has been appointed as chairman of the campaign to be con- ducted Boy Scouts week, this cam paign opening Sunday.
 Wolf Den grange, of Abingdon. now numbers more than 200 members. this being one of the best membership showings in the eastern part of the state.
 At Putnam Heights a Welcome Home celebration was given in honor of the service men. who have returned to that part of the town. A class of F is to receive confir- nation at the Swedish Lutheran day.
 ! J. c. Simmons of Springfield visited friends in Putnam Friday. l Liberty bond holders are caShing in their coupons that are due June 15. l Mrs. W. J. Bartlett of this city will report for Putnam at the first annual meeting of the Connecticut Travellers Aid society to be held in Hartford | next Thursday.
 | It is stated that the Girls clubs of l Windham county now number about 1 about 800 members. and it is hoped to ] nearly double this figure by fall. Base | O nv l some of the clubs for out door sports 1 this summer
 Open cars that have made their ap- pearance on the local trolley line this week are appreciated by those who use the line regularly.
 Miss Gladys Ash, of Ponnfret, was
 graduated this week from the Hart ford Hospital Training School for nurses.
 Members of the Cohasse Golf club Of Southbridge~ will come here this (Sat-
 urday) afternoon to play matches or the Putnam Country clubs links, this
 event being one of the regularly ar
 ranged ones for the seaosn.
 Attorney E. c. Morse, town tax col
 lector, said Friday that taxes have 1 come in this season in a very satis- | factory manner, but that there arc some who have not yet paid.
 Edward Lewis, member of the 100tf
 Aero squadron. has arrived from over
 seas and is expected at his home ir Eastford in the near future. He was
 aboard the Tuscania when that grea
 troopship was torpedoed and sunk
 with a loss of many American soldiers
 lives.
 A number of operators in the Put.
 nam office of the $. N. E. T. company
 will take advantage of the com
 pany's arrangement in providing {
 summer cottage for their use at Cres
 cent beach this season. The girls art
 required to pay only a nomina
 amount during their stay at the cot
 tage.
 The states chronological depart
 ment men who work in towns in thi
 part of Windham county are yer!
 busy now that the foliage has devel
 oped carrying out the late spring
 spraying. The men are working a
 top speed and will be engaged witt
 spraying for the next two weeks.
 Rev. and Mrs. James H. Potter hav' been in New York this week attend ing a missionary meeting. Rev. MT
 Potter will occupy the pulpit at tn Congregational church Sunday Rev. Douglas Pierce. D.D.. South bridge, was the speaker on Frida, evening at a banquet rendered by tn
 Brotherhood class to the Whatsoeye class of the Baptist church. } The investigations being conducts
 relative to the shipping of meats iron
 the towns of Woodstock and Thomp son into the Massachusetts towns 0 } Dudley and Webster is being watche 7 with interest here. Woodstock official } claim that the chief objections are du - to the fact that the Massachusett butchers do not want meat to come i / competition from the Conneci.Hu g towns.
 The ChiIdren's day program arrange 2 for the Baptist church is as follows l Processional The Lesson for Today
 junior choir; prayer; recitations, ., Greeting. Billy Moss; Turning the Ia i bles, Doris Deane; If I Only knev h Helen Smith; The Helper. Augusta
 Wilson: Little Boys. ArthNr Ross: ez :, ercise, Our Emblems, Miss Hele u keachs class; chorus, With Joy, jur '. for choir; exercises, The Loyaltie y Miss Mildred Bard's class; How The ' Helped, Miss Lucy Farrows' class recital tions, Two Rosebuds. Viola La 2 val1e; My Heart Was Singing To = Judith Sabin; If. Eleanor Johnson :, Two Rules of Grandma's, Moses Jacl son; Old Glory Alice Lindberg; chc o rus, We'll Be Ready at the Call juniC = choir: offering; exercise, Farm e Boys, c. E. Robbins class; remarks the pastor: exercise. Heirs of Libert closing with America. in which Il