Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-11
PUTNAM

This city experienced it's first "be-
low zero" morning of the winter Fri
day, when the mercury went five de-
Crees under the zero mark
Rev. S. J. A. Rock, pastor of the
Methodist church in this city, is to
preach next Tuesday and Thursday
evenings at special services to be held
in the Methodist church in Danielson.
A number of the attorneys of this
city were at Willimantic Friday at
tending a session CT the superior
court.
\. Waldo Kennedy has written from
Norfolk Va. that he will be back in
Connecticut about May 1. He is to
locate at Eastford this summer.
County AGENT 3. W. Ellis mas called
q meeting for Monday of the directors
CT the Windham County Farmers as
ISOLATION. The meeting will discuss
the distribution of nitrate of soda that
best results may be obtained from the
! governments proposition to furnish
10 farmers at specified rate.
Corporal Leon Talbot has writer
from France to his uncle, Mark Will
son and informed him that he was II
hopes at the time the letter was writ
ten. December IA to be back in the
states in January or February.
Attorney Arthur S Macdonald, who
has been i'll at his home here the past
, week, is nearly well again, though re-
naming indoors.
GEORGE F. Padgett, chairman of tbs
Putnam fuel committee. stated Friday
that restrictions have been removed
or the sale OF egg coal.
Letters addressed as follows are I'M
| claimed this week at the Putnam post
| Office Master Kenneth Burke, Alfred
| Eagle, William Hart. Miss Margaret
| Ayillian, Miss Milia 3. Fuller, Miss
! Belle Paquin, Mrs. Allyn Austin Mrs.
/ William Keith, Mrs. L. W. Ryan.
Miss Mabel Kent, district deputy
president, and her suite were at Dan
! ielson Friday evening to install the
newly elected officers of Dorcas Re
bekah lodge.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Thompson, who is to
| be bu.Hed from her home N ThOmp-
son today, was the widow Of Edward
| Thompson, prominet Thompson man
who died last September. Mrs.
Thompson was 81 years of age.
Friday the membership clock in the
window of Donohue's store showing
the progress that is being made in the
drive for 100 new knights was at the
230 mark. showing that one-third OF
the way of their goal has been sue
| ccssfully travelled by the committees
tina are making the drive.
During the year Just ended, Accord
ing to figures issued Friday at the pest
office cash received amounted to $139-
$3.50. this representing inconaa from
war saving business. The number of
war savings stamps sold was 50,323,
| the number of thrift stamps 1926
The three letter carriers who made
the best records were: George D. Clark
s51, 232 49, Henry L. Converse, SILL
224.76; Aldor Guertin, $9.677.74.
Henry N. Benoit, member of the
American legation at The Hague, left
here Saturday to return to Washing
ton, D. c. Mr.. Benoit said before
leaving that he is still without infor-
nation as to whether he will remain
in Washington, continuing his law du-
ties or whether he will be ordered tt
Paris, as seems probable at this time
Ida Johnson, SO, wife of JOSEPH
Johnson of East Woodstock, died al
the Day Kimball hospital in this city
The body was removed TO her home
in East Woodstock
Harriet M. Lynch, so, for many
years a resident Of the town o
Thompson, is dead at her home there
"Show 'em All" may be considered
the slogan of the Windham County
Farmers association, in urging it!
members to get busy and make exhib
its at the coming state corn show t.
be held in Hartford January 2024
The corn show held in this city :
few weeks ago was proclaimed by ex
perts who know and who have seel
every corn show in Connecticut tina
the Windham county show this sea
son was better than any feld in Con
necticut last season.
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