Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-15
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Some of Putnam's physicians will be. at Willimantic today to attend the 12fth annual meeting of the Wind ham County Medical society. f Maier and Mrs. A, D. Mcintyre have announced the engagement of
 their son, Allan Carr Mcintyre. te
 N, Miss Fssnoss Clifton of Columbus
 son McIRtyre to Miss Mary Helen
 Hendry, of Whitinsville. Mass.
 Dr. $. B. Overlook was in Hartford
 Wednesday on a business trip.
 The Kiss Burglar, a snappy musi-
 cal show, was an attraction that pleased a large audience at the Brad ley theatre. Wednesday evening. MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Bixby, of Rridgewater, Mass, have been guests making the trip here in their motor car.
 Some of the Boston New York ex= press trains are being run without l baggage ears through this city, due to the railroad labor troubles. Jehn Tanning, who recently resig- ed at the Waterman Worsted com pany plant, was presented gold sig l net ring by his associate employees. Misunderstanding concerns here are
 beginning to complain eyer the de= ! IdA6FHSHt VI eHlpphtS 4dc4llties, anu 1 the trouble is handieapping them beth l in getting materials and shipping out 1 finished products.
 Mrs. George Nichols, Mrs. John Sa= bin, Mrs. Alice Deuty, Mrs, George W. Gilpatric and Miss Mary Wheaton, will leave Saturday for Washington, l D. C., to attend the continental con gress of the D. A. R,
 1 Justice Charles Johnson of North
 Gresvenordale was in Putnam on a business trip Wednesday afternoon. pital is caring for practically it's ca pacity patients.
 l Manager Carl T. Kent of the Put nam Meosup and Danielson divisions l of the s. N. E. T. company, and Miss Alice Sherman, chief operator lat the Putnam exchange. were in I New Lenden on Wednesday attend ing conference of telephone officials and employees.
 1 The engagement of Miss Gladys c
 Sheldon to Jehn Palmer Prescott, et Webster, has heen announced. Mir
 Prescott is associated with his fath- CT in the foundry business in ths
 neighboring town.
 Former Mayor Daniel P. Dunn cam, here from Willimaatie to install tn, newly elected officers of Putnam lodg,
 of Eiks, the occasion also beint marked by the initiation of eandi
 dates and the serving of a speeia supPer.
 Following are the newly elected of , fieefs of Putnam chapter, R. A. M. . . High priest, A. W. Marcy; king, Get p. Brousseau; scribe, Ernest ( J Morse; captain of the hpst, L. Parke
 Merriam; principal soiourner, Geerg e ! E3 Tor ,. kins ;tFeasurer. Mahiin H. Geissler }. royal arch captain, Velney v. Reed I granddaughter of the third veil, W. . Warren; sentinel. Ansen A. BuehaH
 an; trustees. Gilman H. Brow : George E. Brousseau, pr. F. A. Mol 2 refi.
 1, The officers were installed by Pa! l. High Priests L. Parker Merriam ar G. Allen Hawkins.
 ,. Miss Ellen Tracy. Mrs. E, J. par ,. iels and Miss Harriet Brown were aI ,e pointed members of committee 5. Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, e. A. R., to make arrangements fer u r annual pilgrimage to Eastford. C ,e April 30, date each year upc IS which the chapter members hon' is Mrs. SaFal ResWorth RFadway. a re 5. daughter of the revolution, who tn ss year on the date of the visit will
 observing her 1e2nd birthday.
 EFiends here have received card " post marked Athens, from Harl }. Strembelis, one of this eity's bus D, ness men, who has been in Greece f 3. nearly a year. It is understood tn l. his intention to bring not only tl IS bride that he has taken while he hi ld been overseas, but alse one or tive IS his hrethers has been frustrated a the extent that GFeeiaa gexeEame st officials are not willing to issue pas
 ports that would permit his hrethe Id to leave the country. Just when N is Strambeiis will arrive here with h af bride is not definitely known. il The following announeemeHt h ae been made relative to the awarding is prizes by the D. A. R. hsFe for st
 dent essays on the subject: Wh |. My Country Has Done For Me, al s1s What I Can Do For My Country: ,gg Sixth grade, prize essay by Blanc = Greene; Bessie Ohletz and Benr ,s Altman receive honorable mention ,h Seventh grade. Corinne Wilson, Ha as old Wilcox and Frances Ruth Ohle ss ss of the Seventh grade received ho .e oFable mention.
 i7 In the Eighth grade the prize "