Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-28
PUTNAM

Frederick Dumas will be at New Haven Tuesday next ii to attend an executive committee meeting of the State Firemens association. Jan Student, who was a driver in the motor transport corps. has been mustered out and has returned to Put nam. He was under shell fire many tinlNs in carrying. out his duties over seasA
 Sergeant Kenneth Sharpe has ar rived at Newport News from ' over seas and is expected at his home here in the near future. .,z Bowling teams representing this city and Danielson will engage in a tournament in the near future. Rev. and Mrs. Boynton Merrill are expected to arrive iii Putnam next Saturday and the new pastor at the Congregational church swill take, up his duties Sunday. July 5. Putnam was drenched by a real rainstorm during Friday. and the crop growers are rejoicing over the bene- fit that will result for them.
 MT. and Mrs. John F.-.Cain left on Friday for Sherbrooke,. to attend the ordination of their eldest son. From Sherbrooke they will go to Winnipeg for visit with relatives.
 | I will represent Putnam lodge at the grand lodge session of Elks at Allan 1 tic City, July. '.
 The J. H. Grozier company of Hart ford has a contract to build about $500 l feet of state highway on what is known as the Abingdon road in Pom- fret The contract price is $21.0oo. The Putnam Girls club has plans l for presenting an entertainment here i in the near future. *y 1 Picnics scheduled to be held at AL exander's lake Friday afternoon were called off on account of the storm. | Unless all signs and predictions fail next Monday night bone dry night will be considerable of an evening ir 1 this city.
 The olympics of New Bedford come here Sunday to play Manager Thomas McDermott's Putnam team. l. It was announced that a numl 1 l of children, through arrangem. with one of New York''s big daily pa pers will come here again this sum merafor vacation periods.
 | The night expresses through thi city have been carrying heavy traf1i' E:northbound and running extra sec tions this week.
 E Miss Catherine Russell will be {; member of a. weekend house party a the S. M. Wheelock cottage at Pleas ant View.
 Members of various fraternaI organ izations have been invited to partici pate here on. the Fourth in the cele bration being arranged by Polish resi- dents of the city.
 L. H. Healey. North Woodstock, sec retary of the state board of agricul ture, is demonstrating the fine whea that can be grown on Windham coun ty farms. Some in his fields is , fee 9 inches tall.'
 J. Carl Witter conducted an auc tion sale. at the Morin' property her on Friday. { | At St. Edwards church, Staffor Springs, Friday morning. funers service for Octave Basillion. who die in this city, was held.t Burial was a
 Stafford Springs. where MT. Bassilio was resident for years.
 Principal E. H. Snow of the Putnar High school is leaving next Tuesda for Chesham, N. H., where he will at the Marienfield camp for boys dur ing the season. his fourth there. Mir
 Snow will spend the summer
 Maine.
 At St. Mary's church Monday morn
 ing next. Miss Yvonne Blanche De lisle and Francis K Vadnais will
 united in marriage. A reception
 to follow at the home of Miss Delisle parents, MT. and Mrs. Albany Delisl
 Simon Farley. who recently cele
 brated his golden wedding anniversar
 at his home in Pawtucket, has been visitor with friends in Putnam.
 Charles Johnson. North. .Grosvenol
 dale, county sealer of weights an
 measures, has been making triI
 about the county in connection wit
 the duties of his office.
 North Grosvenordale people are 1T
 terested in the activities of some bul