Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-14
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

PUTNAM
 Mrs. Annie Meehan, Al, wife of John Meehan of Pomfret, died early Saturday morning at the Day Kimball hospital. Mrs Meehan was born in Ireland but has lived for a number of years in Woodstock and Pomfret. Besides her husband, she leaves four children, the youngest an in fant two days old.
 Pauline Cote, the year old daughter | of MT. and Mrs. William Cote of South i Meadow street. fell and broke her left . arm Thursday night She was examined and treated at the Day kimbaE hospital i
 Louis Daigle, who is raising potatoes on much larger scale than most Of the farmers in this vicinity, has between 50 and 70 acres under cultivation this year on what is known as the Styrnbrough farm, just over the Pomfret line in the Gary district. He was very successful last year and his potatoes escaped the blight which affected so many farms in Connecticut
 Mrs Emmaline Bancroft, mother of Oliver P. Bancroft of this city, recently had toe amputated at the Day Kimball hospital. She is showing considerable inn provement
 Mir. and Mrs. E. G. Gulnac and son left Saturday afternoon for New Haven I stayed with MT. Gulnac's sister, returning late Sunday night.
 Friday evening at the Chamber of Com merce there was a meeting of committees representing all the churches of Putnam.
 Mrs. MacKay, representative of the New York Tribune, presided. It was decided | to at once start a campaign to secure l homes for children from the East Side of New York for two weeks beginning July i 6. Mrs. W. ]. Bartlett was elected chair
 man and those willing to take one or
 more of the children are to apply to her l The surrounding towns will be canvassed for the children certainly would enjoy two weeks on farm.
 J. O. Wood of Columbus, O., who has 1 had boys camp on the shore of Rose land lake for the past four or five years. | is expected to arrive today (Monday) | and will bring a number of boys from | Ohio with him. It is probable that most | of the boys who were at this camp last l year will return for this season. This camp which is known as Camp Senexet, ! is located on the east shore of the lake, ] in the pine grove, not far from the sum
 mer residence of Dr. A W. Catlin of | Brooklyn, N. Y. Last year more than 20 boys under the care of Mir. and Mrs. l Wood and two instructors enjoyed the
 boating, bathing and other outdoor sports and returned to their schools in the fall better equipped physically and mentally for their work. A few of the boys from
 this vicinity enjoyed the privileges of the
 camp for several weeks last summer. The Children's day program at the
 Second Congregational church was as
 follows: Processional, Loyalty to Christ
 choir, junior choir and school invocation pastor; response, junior The Lord is ir His Holy Temple, choir recitation, We
 Thank Thee, Blanche Greene Welcome
 Happy Childrens Day, Francis Carpen. ter, Eric Danton, Marjorie Benoit, Lucit Carpenter, Doris Johnson Dorothy Mans field, Margie Stresbelia hymn, I Think 1 When Read That Sweet Story of Old IS
 girls; baptismal hymn, Dorcas Bartlett welcome to the cradle roll hymn, Oper the Door to the children, choir, junior ! choir and school; recitation The Coco That Child May De- Edna Kent; recita tion, The Boys Service, Harry Thayer Clinton Davignon, Roswell Wheaton
 Brad Wheaton; recitation, Speciall! Children's Day, Billy Jones, L. Thomas
 Jones, Jr.; song, Praise Him, primar. department; recitation, I Am Just a Lit tie Sunbeam With a Happy, Smilin, Q Face, Ethel Bugbee; recitation, How t ' Have Sunshine, Elizabeth Smith; Sun '. beams, John Macdonald, Howard Clark
 son, Myron Perry, Frederick Franklin
 Howard Wright, Lewis Davison Stratu @ Strombelis. Harry Wheaton Little But V tercups; Dorothy Bradford Pauline Daw ! ley, Neuvart Varbogian. Alice Tourtel
 lotte. Martha Thayer, Fife Perry. Der V Midgley, Geraldine Shaw, Annie Anas e recitation, What to Like Best, Kennet Dawley. Hayden Franklin, Malcolr |, Tourtellotte, Allison Blythe, Raymon ] Broueseau song, Jesus Bids Is Shine - primary department; chldren's story n How Frances and Gerald Got a Sunda n School Ruth Bartlett presentation c
 Bibles, pastor response, Holy Bible Boo h Divine junior choir; collection reecita = tion. About Giving. Helen Varbedian 0 collectors. Elizabeth Smith. Edna Ken :; Marjorie Benoit, Francis Carpenter, Etht '- Bugbee. Doris Johnson, Lucie Carpenter d recessional, Sovior Like a Shepherd Lea l. Us, choir, junior choir, school and cor l. gregation.
 7, This is graduation week in Putnam 5, with events pertaining to commencement l. scheduled for every day
 MT and Mrs. Raymond F. Smith, ma r. ried here last Monday, have returne r. from their wedding trip and are in Dar t ielson, where they are to make the r. home.
 a A trip to Rocky Point and a shore dil Il, ner is the event scheduled for the fir