Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23

Danielson: President, L. S. Barstow. KilIing1y; secretary, E. M. M Maflor, Brooklyn.
 East Woodstock: President, L. H. Healey, East Woodstock secretary, S. H.. Peckhan, Putnam R. F. D. No. 2.
 Hampton President J. N. Wood ward, Hampton secretary, J. w. Cart wright, Hampton.
 Plainfield: President, John E. Tanner, Moosup R. F. D.. secretary, Nathan Ex- ley, Plainfeld.
 Pomfret: President, John R. Strom- berg Abingdon; secretary, Joseph E. Stoddard, Abingdon
 With fair weather today (Saturday) there will be a good representation Of the membership of the Putnam Country club on the links of the Pomfret Country club to compete for tfe cup that has been offered in a tournament open to rep resentatives of the golf clubs of Wind ham county
 The registrars lists of voters of the town of Putnam are expected to be com pleted by Monday. These revised aro corrected lists will be deposited at the office of the Syn clerk. At the next meeting of Wappaauasset Tribe of Red Men of this city visita- ton is expected from braves of the tribe at Stafford Springs and the visi- l tors will bring with them the travelling blanket, which will remain in possession 1 of the local tribe for a time. i There is a considerable demand for
 newly admitted women electors for sam- ] pie or specimen ballots such as will be /, used in the national election week l from Tuesday. These specimen ballots 1 will enable the women to make a study
 of methods of marking, so that their i votes Will not be lost.
 1 Rev w T. Thayer of Hartford, state
 religious educational director, is to
 preach at the Sunday evening services al
 the Baptist church in this city. Seven former service men are taking 1 courses at the State Trade school in this l ciyt through assignment of the fedora l government. Five of the men clain | Connecticut towns or cities as theil sey and another from Virginia These I men are taking vocational training a. l provided for in regulations put in force l since the war.
 Today rounds out three weeks of al | most perfect weather, said by many old timers to constitute as glorious a fal 1 period as they have known in this sec. tion of the country.
 | Frank Hart who has been in the em ploy of the American Railway Express | company, here has been transferred tt | for the company.
 Practically all the men elected at tht annual town meeting here. have qualified for the town offices they hold. Next week will be the last week fol filing lists of taxable property iA tht town of Putnam.
 I James B. Tatem, Jr., is on business | trip through the south.
 The committee of AnseIm Mayott | Post of the American Legion havin, charge of the concert and militar-
 dance for Armistice Day has made ar
 engagements for a parade in the after
 noon in which all the fraternal orders il
 town as well as the patriotic order
 have been invited to participate. Tn
 entertainment in the evening for the mo morial building fund will consist of
 concert and social, several well know
 loca 1artists participating The concei will be followed by military dance { which all eX-service men and women
 uniform will be admitted without charg ! Pep's orchestra will furnish music. Doctors Pike, Paine. overlook. Bullar Murphy, Keit, and Perry from this set } tion attended the semi-annual meetir : tof the Windham County Medical Socie, s at Daniedson Thursday
 The body of Chaplain Anselnn Mayot . was expected to arrive at Hoboken fl 3 twentieth of this month Father Charl q F. Bedard and the committee of u = American Legion have endeavored to 2 g in touch with the authorities at the DOT s but to date nothing has been learned q,
 cept that two boats containing bodies t those who died on foreign soil have 2 rived.
 One fatal case of pneumonia folio, | 1 ing measles has been reported. Ma, children are absent from school becau E of measles.
 Funeral services for Mrs. F. I. Roc well of South Woodstock, who died Annapolis, Md. were held at her son { home there, Wednesday afternoon. Sc vices We're also held at the grave Woodstock Hill Friday afternoon at I Rev, F., B. Harrison of Woodstock of ciated. VI