Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-14
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

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 u It. has been announced here that Luther NJ Keith and Arthur C. keith, l engaged in business under the name of the Keith Trucking & Garage Com II peny. have purchased the property on South Main street which inciudes the buildings now used by then- by the Keith Marble Works, Harpers stable and the small building used as an of | flee by H. H. Davenport. All or these buildings are of wood, and have been erected for only a few years. The land acquired in the deal extends from South Main street through to
 School strett. and on the School street side is a house and barn, which also have been purchased pS MT. Keith and his son.
 Word has been received in Putnam of the death Sunday in Baltimore. of | Miss Marion K. Bullard. daughter of MT. and Mrs. ". T. BullArd.s and the
 niece of. pr. Marguerite J. Bullard of given as influenza
 Mrs. George C. S. Mckay, wife of the pastor of the Baptist church, is i'll
 at the home of relatives in Newcastle, | New Brunswick. She has pneumo- l mia.
 i Captain of Police John Bulger is on | the watch for automobilists who are
 using School street IS speedway. A number of complaints have reached | the police lately in which it is all legged that drivers are going at a retk-
 less pace along this straight stretch. | Rev John White Walker, Of Phila- delpnlai, formerly rector of St. Philips | Episcopal church here. will conduct
 the services at that church next Sun | day.
 Putnam post of the American L.e- l zion of Honor has been named. The I choice was determined upon at a meeting held Tuesday night in Eagles hall which was attended. by 125 ex- service men from Putnam and sur rounding towns. The name chosen is | that of Rev. Anselms J. Mayotte. Fa- | ther Mayotte was formerly curate of ] St. Mary's church in Putnam. When the war broke out. he enlisted as a ] chaplain and was sent overseas. where | he died as the result of injuries re- ceived when thrown from a horse he l was riding. There were four names
 placed in nomination The other | three were Norman L. Kennedy. q Putnam boy who died in a southern camp; General Israel Puthan. for David F. Putnam. the American ace and a descendant of a brother of Is rael Putnam. The meeting was al- most unanimously in favor of Father Mayottes name, and this was adopt mess the newly organized Putnam band, led by C. Dwight Sharpe. gave short concert. Mrs. Mary R: Munyan is organist
  Of Mrs. Samuel Rich.
 There will be no services at the Putnam Methodist church this week, in order that members may attend the camp meeting now in session at Willimantic.
 Changers from this part of the county arc planning to attend the Pomona field da:' and reunion which is to be held at Chepachet, R. I. Mon day. Frederic H. Hinrichs of Wood l stock. is to be one of the speakers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Morse have been visiting in Putnam.
 William Nau~hn formerly of Put nam, now living in ~Greeneville, N. C.. | has been visiting in Putnam.
 Mrs Daniel E. Gilbert is at Willi- | nlaHtie camIt ground. {
 The Epworth League of the Metho- | dist church held a cabinet meeting on | Wednesday night at the home of Miss | Helen Devine. School street.
 The body of Miss Hattie Barnes, who died Sunday. was brought to | Putnam Heights cemetery.
 The half hcur litney service that | began Monday between Putnam and ! West Thompson and the Grosvenor- dales has been abruptly stopped. The | drivers of the jitneys that have been | covering the route were notified on | Tuesday by Ralph Young of Daniel | son, deputy automobile inspector that a law which went into effect July 1 re- quired to take out liability insurance to the amount of $10. 900. Henry Gag non, who was operating q large bus, went to Hartford Wednesday with the intention of securing a license and taking the required insurance. If there are no further interruptions it is ex- pected that the service which was so successfully begun. will again be started today CThursday) or Friday.
 There was a meeting of the mer- chants committee of the Putnam Chamber of Commerce Tuesday. and the entire transportation system was thoroughly gone over. Several plans have been talked over for even fur ther improvement of the bus lines. Omer J. Milot, who has been serving as the chairman of the merchants |. has rendered his resigna- tion. He states that business pres sure makes it impossible for him to i give the time necessary to the cham Ames has been elected in his place. A ( sub committee on transportation has l been appointed. The bus that has I been running since the strike began, going far West Thompson. and S there with the Webster trol- I ley cars. is still in operation.
 John Paquette and Miss Alma Mar T ,hard. of Manchaug. Mass. who were { married there Tuesday at St. Annes ' church by Rev. Paul Hanotel. came tU g Putnam Wednesday to pass their S
 Miss Alice Devine is spending her a vacation at Ocean Beach.
 Mrs. Justine Greene left Tuesday $ or a visit at Mamaroneck, N. '. f Frank Gleason, Jr., of Lowell Mass, a las been spending his vacation with i lis parents on Center street. !
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