Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-21
DANIEtS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

$. O. SachariaSon, who has been in charge of the local branch of an automo- bile company, has gone to York Beach, Me, where he has purchased an interest in large garage. Earl Wadsworth is his successor. MT Sachariason is an ex-ser- vice man and member of Anselm May otte post of the American Legion. |
 AS Harold E. LinderSon, commander of Oscar Swanson post, American Legion, in Grosvenordale has resigned, Lionel J. | Morin, vice commander, has been elected | to serve until the time for the annual | election. MT. Morin saw plenty of excite ment overseas and is the only man in the | town of Thompson who wears the Croix de Guerre. The athletic director of the | post has organized a baseball team from the members of the post. The opening 1 game was played with the fast Man hasset team of Putnam Saturday after | noon. Attorney and Mrs. J. Richard Carpen- | ter of this city have been staying for the | past week at the General Lyon inn in l Eastford. 1 ". G. Clark of West Woodstock, who
 for the past 36 years has been the keeper i of the Clark hotel reached his tooth
 birthday Sunday. MT. Clark is unusually we'll and active and passed the eventful l day quietly, especially enjoying a chicken dinner served in his honor. Friends and i neighbors called during the day to ex- | press best wishes and congratulations. | MT. Clark was born in New Hampshire l but when he was boy of his family
 moved to Canada. Most of his life has | been spent in conducting department | stores. Just previous to coming to West | Woodstock he kept fruit and news stand in Boston. Through bringing horses
 from Canada to Woodstock, MT. Clark became acquainted with the beauties of the quiet little country town and decided to make his home there during his de- clining years. During his entire life in | West Woodstock he has successfully con-
 ducted the Clark hotel. It is MT. Clark's
 hope that he will live to be 130 years old. . The meeting of Anselm Mayotte post
 of the American Legion will be held this
 (Monday) evening at the Chamber of
 Commerce at o'clock. The entertain
 ment committee is considering plans for
 the celebration of Fourth of July and will
 report at this meeting. If Putnam has
 celebration this year it seems to be up , to the American Legion to put it over and
 it will depend largely upon the co-opera-
 tion of the people whether or not Inde- pendence day is duly recognized in this
 city. Mark E. Klebart is chairman of } the committee
 , Rev. and Mrs. Boynton Merrill left Put f ham Friday for Dartmouth college, where
 they will attend the reunion of the class , of 1915, MT, MerriIPs class. They expect 1 to return Wednesday or Tursday.
 Charles Weaver, IT,, of Thompson has
 returned for the summer from Freehold
 Military school in New Jersey
 John J. Whitehead, Jr., editor of the Putnam Patriot, has returned from Hart T ford, where he has been attending a re- aa aa union of his class at Trinity college. l Matthew Chase of Pomfret Landing
 was seriously injured Saturday, a piece of s wood glancing from circular saw being s driven through the orbit of his left eye. e He was taken to the Day Kimball hospi- e tal where his eye was removed, and his 7. other injuries dressed. The doctors hold y out but small hopes for his recovery. MT r Chase, who is 70 years of age, is wei e known in this vicinity.
 l. Mrs. Enmaline Bancroft who has beer st at the Day Kimball hospital for the re- 2 moval of an infected toe. has returned tc 'f the home of her son, Oliver P. Bancroft e on Mechanics street.
 ie Mir. and Mrs. Charles s. Sheldon O h South Woodstock will celebrate the 5Otf l. anniversary of their marriage Saturday l. June 26. MT. and Mrs Sheldon are vel
 known in Putnam and Woodstock wher,
 they have spent their lives, and man, le friends will congratulate them on thef s half century ofnarried life.
 z- Saturday night was Odd Fellows nigh r. in Putnam. The degree team of Connecti 1- cut lodge, No. 43, Hartford. put on tn I'd third degree on a class of 25 candidate IT, before the local lodge, and visitors fror
 Quinebaug lodge, No. 34. of Danielsor ts Protection lodge, No. Is, of Central Vii lg 1age, and other guests. After a short pa y rade, supper was served at Odd Fellow: S. hall, after which the brothers assemble ny in Union hall for the exemplification ( the third degree. This class raises tn
 actual membership of the lodge to 316. - Mrs. Agnes Wood and Mrs Chariott
 H. May are moving into the house fo, q merly occupied by MT. and Mrs Lou th Champlain on Grove street, which MT
 Wood purchased recently.
 r. MT. Manley of Goodyear will OCCUPY Il to tenement in Marshall Kenyon's house ( h. Grove street being vacated by Mrs. Woo
 and Mrs May.
 all John Mcclellan. son of MT. and MT IT, George F. Mcclellan of Woodstock Hi