Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22
PUTNAM


 Women nembess of the Putnam l Country club win De at Pofnfret this l tFriday) afternoon to compete On the links of the Posnfret Country club in the annual fall open tournament for mem bers of Windiram County Gelf clubs. Saturday afternoon men members of the Putnam Country club will be at Pomfret for another open tournament for Wind ] ham county golf club members. A hand 1 some trophy cup is offered to the win ner. The Ponafret links are described by the players hereabouts as splendid, so todays and Saturdays tournaments are awsited with pleasant anticipation. Caetle payers from au sections of , eastern Connecticut gathered at the Wayside farm formerly the E. M. Wheaton place near Whites crossing, for the big auction s4le at which so head ! of cattle were disposed of on Friday. l The hillside about the farm was thickly 1 Set with parked automobiles and teams and trolleys brought many more. There 1 was spirited bidding and tfe-~sale was | reagrded as very successful.
 The bsAy of Mrs. E1ixAbeaA Rockwell, widow of pr. Frank Rockwell of New i York and Woodstock. is expected to ar ! tArG 1SIO tA6 a1tGAItOol VT 0dNVIQAy morning from Annapolis, where Mrs, I Rockwell died Wednesday
 | Mrs Rockwell was very well known in 1 Woodstock, where she made her home much of the time for many years. Lately She has been living at Annapolis where l her son, Frank, naval officer is sta toned.
 Another son, r F. Rockwell, an H. illustrator and writer, is resident in New JerSey.
 Mrs. RocK~eirs body is to be brought north for burial at Woodstock, where her husband is buried.
 It waS anne4AssA thns some liberal gifts to The Patriot fund for the Day Kimban hospital have been received this week One 6f these gifts was of $500 and another of s1e6. The special fund to provide the necessary monies to com plete the addition now being built to the hospital was said on Thursday to be about 31so0. The amount required Is s2o,OOo, % there is plenty of opportu- nfty for those who like to give to a !, worthy cause to De liberal.
 Slack business in the textile industry Is providing results for theSnavy q re- cruitink officer stated while in Putnam , Thursday morning Up to Thursday : morning eastern Connecticut towns had , furnished 17 enlistments this week si three recruits being obtained Wednesday nt Moosup. Many Of the recruits are young men who saw service either in tht 3 army or navy during the World war. Next MeAdsy evening brings the open t ing of Putnam's evening schools for th' fall and winter terms. Sessions of tn, { evening schools ara to be held on Mon a l day, Tuesday and Tharsd1y of each 4weel I until spring There is to be both ar s American izAtion department fir thos who desire to obtain a knowledge of tn h l English language and q continuation de d partnent for boys and girls between tn o Sges of If And IS years Those youn; f peorle are mostly pupils who have no completed their .ighth grade work, a is required
 stan Captain T. \. WAldroa, of Hart ford, divisional young peoples secretar! l, will speak at the Salvation Army meet C irg in this city this tF'riday) evenin, r Captain Waidron, who hAs been twenty five years in the Salvation Army, IS n remarkably powerful speaker and is i e charge of young peoples work in soutf IS ern New Erglanj.
 y A number of this city's physician y were at Danfelson Thursday to atten
 the serni-annual meeting of the Wint a him County A1leal society. Dr. G. ,
 LAMarche of city presented one + the suDjects-ii Heal Inspection i d i3Schocls.
 ' Captain J. H. Bulger Of the police d, n partnent was in Hartford Thursday C r. a business trip.
 In the town of Woodstock, work hs as begun on the construction Of half mi IS of state road.
 to The mercury climbed to 75 degrees
 Putnam early Thursday afternoon re Reward fer bundle of soiled laundr IS lost on Tuesday. Address care of IT is Bulletin Danielson-Adv
 Arthur Tourtellotte, Hector Duvert ar Ernest B. Kent assessors of the tow 10 of Putnam, have siven nct:ce relative h. the Hing of tax lists during the prese, al month
 n Recently the state highway depar ,n rnent has put in two drains out on Xii a lingly avenue at points where surfac i- water has in past done injury to tf q highway surface. The drains will carr off much Of this water. MT. and Mrs. c, E. Bugbee have bee - spending a few days with relatives TT New York
 It was announced that members of tl
 city government will attend the funer
 of Rev. Anselm Mayotts in body.
 The secSnd Annaal supper and dan,
 of Wappad6aeset tribe of Red Men ".
 held in Red Mems hall Thursday ev
 hing The committee that had char;
 of the arrangements was, made up
 George Farley, William Falter, Ivc H Brooks, Henry HGrdman and Earl Shit
 son.
 INT. and Mrs. James Lacey expect
 occupy their new property in Pomfr
 during the present week. This is u
 Bradley mansion, which, is to b4 fit, M for use as a motor inn.
 The coon hunting seasen being ope
 parties are spending the pleasant nigh H of the present week in the woods woodstock, Pornfret and 6thAr surroun H ing towns TWO eoons have been talk
 in Woodstock during this first week
 the open season on such aninals
 4 reception is ,plsnned for Rsv "'
 Mrs. J. H. Roney at st- Philips esur
 this (Friday) evening. ke,. .dr l,s.. # recently took up his duties as rector M this city.
 A new milling machine has been
 stalled in the machine department
 the Putnam Trade school, thus perm
 ting the machine classes to take care
 Ia finer class of milling machine work
 About dozen students of the Tourt F. lotte Memorial High school at Nol H Grosve nordale are engaged in typevl ing contest that win extend over perl of six weeks.
 Rev S. J, A. Rock will attend { mems supper and social at the Method
 church in West rAornpscn this (Frida
 evening.
 The Cradle Ron reception is pIanr
 for next wednesday at tEs cone-ei