Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-06
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

MT and Mrs Alfred Martin and son, of Boston, spent Monday with relatives in
 Putnam.
 Miss Bertha Bureaugard of Worces- ter was the holiday guest of MT. and.
 Mrs John O'Brien and family of Ham mond street.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. Brydon Kent, of Churc hstreet, spent Sunday and Mon
 day at Crescent Beach, New London, with Mrs James Kent, and children of
 Larchmont N. Y, who are passing the summer there Dr. James Kent their son, came to Crescent Beach from LaEeh- mont in order to pass the holiday with
 his parents and his family.
 Mir. and Mrs: William Dexter of Themp-
 son. passed Sunday and Monday with
 Mrs. Dexters parents MT and Mrs. F.
 A. Maryot. Seward street
 At the !eommuniop service held sunday
 tfeernoon ats the Second Congregational
 church of Putnam there was a short ser-
 vice of dedication of the twelve deacon esses recently elected. The, service was conducted by the pastor. Rev. Beypton
 s. Merrill. The new deconesses are:
 For two years. Mrs. Frederick J. Daniels,
 Mrs J Richard Carpenter, Mrs George Clark, Mrs. Edward Duffy. Mrs. William
 r. Macdonald, Mrs. Walter A. Wheaton 1;
 for one year. Mrs. John Child, Miss S..
 Elizabeth Clarke. Mrs Ray Hurlburt,
 Mrs Genevieye Letters, Mrs. Longdon and Mrs. Milo Warren.
 John Moss spent the holiday at Juni- per Point. Me, the guest of Mrs John J. Russell and Miss Catherine Russell. Members of the Sunday schools of the Putnam Methodist and Putnam Baptist church held their annual picnic Mon day at Roseland Lake, Woodstock Both schools made the trip in automobile trucks.
 Walter J. Bartlett. of Main street, past exalted ruler of Putnam lodge of Elks, is in Chicago as delegate from the local lodge at the national convention of the
 order which opened offificialls Monday evening at the auditorium. when the ad- dress of welcome was delivered by Gov. Frank O. Lowden of Illinois The cli- max of the session which MT. Bartlett is attending will come Wednesday night when there will be an AInericanism pa
 rade and pageant in honor of the 7O;000 Elks who served with the eelors during the wark It is expected that Gen John J. Pershing will lead the parade.
 At o'clock Monday morning. at St i Marys church. Mary Llama Dumas. daughter of Mir and Mrs. Frank Dumas | of Providence street, and Daniel o. Co., l lumbia, also of Putnam, were married by 1 Rev. Arthur Authier. Following the | mass there was g reception at the home 1 of the brides parents, after which MT | and Mrs. Columbia left on a wedding 1 trip to Boston Upon their return they l will make their home at Providence l street. 1 WiIfred Bacon Burgess, 4s. died at his home at 19 Bolles street Saturday nigh 1 following a long illness Mir Burgess was born June 10, 1874, the son of Fred.
 erick and Jessie Corey Burgess. He i. 1 survived by his wife He also leaves
 five sisters, Mrs. Manning Wilcox ci 1 Harrisville, Mrs. Edward Gay of Chico De. Mass, Mildred Burgess, Jennie Bur.
 sess and Florence Burgess. all of Put
 nam; and three brothers, Harry, Jess,
 and Edward Burgess. also of Putnam The game scheduled for Sunday aft. ] ernoon between the baseball team of the | Manhasset Manufacturing Company ot Putnam and the Jewett City team wa: not played because of the fact that the | automobile bringing the visiting team tt 1 Putnam broke down on the way. and tn, 1 players did not arrive until 53o Percy Richardson, son of Mir and Mrs Charles Richardson, Mechanics street l left Putnam Monday for waterbur, | where he is to be an analytic chemist 1T 1 the laboratory of one of the big laundries l Dr. I. Alvadore Downey Paul Crosby
 Jerry Loyan, Miss Ruth A. Lacey ant 1 Miss Margaret Curr, who have been il Putnam for a week in charge of the Putnam Chautauqua left Monday fo l North Attlebore, Mass, to which city tn. | tent that has been used in Putnam wa. 1 moved. The Putnam Chautauqua cam,
 to close with the union service held a
 , o'clock Sunday afternoon At tha 1 service the speaker was Hon. Crawforv l Vaughn. premier of South Australia l whose topic was the Significance of th, Fourth of July to a Britisher. In his ad dress he pointed out that in all of tn.
 schools of Great Britain in teaching his tory the children are made to realiz,
 that by their defeat in the Revolution
 ary war the English learned the les