Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-03
PUTNAM

Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, from Brook
line, and Miss Ruth Vataneourt of
Dorchester are visiting Mrs. L. T.
Jones of Elm street.
Archibald Macdonald and Hyde
Smith have been mustered cut of the
service and are back at their respec
tive homes in this city.
Miss Gertrude Jones was in Worces-
ter Saturday.
Miss Catherine Flanagan. state or
ganiZer of the National EVoman's Par
ty, accompanied by Mrs w ] Bartlett
visited Danleison and Fcnafret Satur-
day working up interest in the Ma
| tional Suffrage campaign.
1t has beer noticed lately that some
persons coming to the city with
horses let the horses stand for hours
cut IN the cold. This was the case
| Saturday morning when i horse that
| had been standing for a number of
| hours on Richmond street fell. A
| couple of men unhitche1 the horse, got
| him on his feet and took him to Henry
| Pepin's stable. The owner of the
| horse had nor yet appeared late Satur-
Cay afternoon
An automobile owned and operated
by William Macdonald, superintend-
| ent of schools cellided with a trolley
ear on Grove street at sac o'clock on
I VI .
| Donald, the occupants in The machine
escaped injury but wore badly shak-
en- I'D. The front part of tie automo-
| bile was damaged 50 thai he car had
to be taken to a garage foi' repairs
Mr.. Macdonald was proceeding in q
northerly direction where the city is
doing eXcavating adj it was necessary
to cross the tracks to the opposite side
of the road. The headlights or the
| nd
lights for the danger lights placed in
the road by worlmen. PefGrc he real
lied what it was he had strlck the
trolley car.
At the annual meeting CT the Put
nam Cemetery association, ieid at ga
Saturday morning at the Office of L
m Fuller, the following officers we.
elected: President, L. II Fuller: sec.
rotary and treasurer, Newton Ballard
trustees for three years Charles Brad
way, A. A, Houghton: committee OF
trust for three years, David Z. Clark
Twenty members of the local Iodq
; Red Men We're disappointed Friday ev
2ning when Upon arrivin.: in Worces
ter all prepared too attend an initia
tlon of Worcester lodge, the degre
work had been cancelled and only
: regular business meeting was held
4
but it arrived in Putnam too late, a
the party was already on its way
< Murdock's eye, and the rest of tn
/ p. Fl. S. password were entirely to
dazzling for Big Reeves and his Kill
E lnsly Bell Ringers, so Putnam jus
! | naturally tool; the big end of a AL
! score in the game with Killingly Hig
p IN the Putnam gymnasium Frida
A night. Killin@]y showed lack of team
q work and gooc coaching, and the play
ers were rather poor shots Reeve.
G | their guard, caused a few thrills by hi
. playing, but the rest of the K. H. 5
were aggressive and at dimes rougl
. | although trying to play q fair gam
g G E. Brown of Pomfret was referee
b Between the halves the L. II. S. sec
. ond team has very promising hune
/ of boys and played a slashing gan
a against the P. H. S. secon1 team, wir
= ming out 12-1o. Good teamwork c
g both sides without any grandstan
= playing made the game very interes
\ ing. The FIRST half ended with Xii
ingly far ahead but Putnam made
: strong combacll, time being called bt
- for they could overcome The lead.
( good crowd was in attendance ar
dancing followed the game
d Wednesday the P. Fl. S. High fl
!
- over Plainfield in Putnam last wee
It The championship of tce Quinebau
Valley League depends CT this gan
= as these two teams are easily the Leaf
. ers of the league and The remaini1
lie games with ether league teams a
N practically assured victories
IL 1t was announced here Sunday a
10 terncon that a new train-a leeislr
!. tive train-is to be run out of til
TX city on Tuesdays. Wednesdays, Thur
IS days and Fridays each week TIL
IN train will leave here at $50 a. T
at Pomfret at $40, Hampton at s.;
D Willimantic at 80 a. m and rea
IN Hartford at 10.15.
Il While this train is added particula
ly for the convenience of legisiato
ed and those having business AZ t
SIS state capitol it will be available f
On use by the general public