Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-03
DANIELSOE AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Next Thursday evening the local mem bers of the Connecticut Woman Suffrage | association will hold a meeting in con- junction with the national campaign Several specail speakers will address the meeting which will be held in the Odd Fellows hall Alderman John c. Johnson will preside and State Treasurer G. liar old Gilpatric will make a brief address on The Connecticut Outlook. The pro- gram for the evening will include solos by Miss Lorence Gallant and John J. Whitehead, Jr. Members of the Girls club will act as ushers.
 A review of the bowling of last week, which practically ended the winter sea- son, recalls several interesting matches. Monday evening the record match game of the alleys was rolled when the Put nam team explained by Joe Vandale de- feated Hazens Pets. The latter team
 went over 1,72O, enough to win almost any old kind of a game, but the ,Putnams
 would not be defeated and forged ahead 1 to a six-pin lead and passed the 1.720
 mark. Tuesday witnessed another stellar match game when the. Fast Five bowed
 to the K. of c. team. Wednesday the
 Leaders showed lot of pep and ran
 away with the Mechanicsville quintet Thursday the Leaders defeated the Fasi
 Five by the narrow margin of seven pins, although the former team was represent ed by several of the team that won out
 Monday night. Because of the probability
 of warmer weather, no games have been scheduled for this week, but there still
 may be a clash between two fives before
 Saturday night.
 Friday was teachers visiting day in the public schools of the city. Several of : the teachers went to Worcester for the day.
 Friday evening the senior class of Put nam High school gave a very enjoyable dance in the A. o. H. hall at Popfret This hall was chosen as a concession to
 the Ponlfret members. who make up near; lv half the class. The crowd completely filled the hall A fine dance program was ? given by Pep's jazz band. which respond ' ed to several encores. Mrs. Bernard Mur- phy was patroness. A feature of tkf g affair was the fortune teller's booth. An. l other novel idea was guessing the weigh l of a cake, which three lucky competitor. t divided, each making a guess of eigh
 pounds. Ice cream was generously do Q mated by Mrs. Barnard Murphy. Tn, = dance proved a decided success. h r. H. Snow spent Friday and Saturda, s in Worcester.
 = R. L. Kenyon has been confined to hi j. home for the past week by illness. l. Mrs. A. J. Barbour of Providence wa l. the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Loui 5. Carmark. for the week.
 J. E. B. Kent while working at ma d chine in his shop on Pomfret street ha tt the end of the little finger of his lei
 hand severed. He was taken to the Da f. Kimball hospital where hte finger wa ,r amputated at the first joint.
 si ~ -bo I,a 2& Y. hospital for several weeks. has had hi ct left leg amputated above the knee. A in ingrowing toe nail had caused bloc r. poisoning which had spread, resultin = in a dangerous condition.
 ', The grand bazaar of the Loyal Ord, g. of Moose which opened last week in a Fl. tendance and receipts so far has bee
 very successful
 tt1 The striking weavers of the Manhass or Manufacturing company are gradual st coming back. Already over 100 looms ,- this plant are being operated.
 a. The S224O0 quota of the local Bapti se church in the interchurch drive is beir
 reached, according to a report of u CT teams. The two leading teams report, at as follows: First s2.075; second. S1,S3 ". Miss Jeannette MacDonald head wal
 ress at Putnam inn, is in Boston for thr , weeks visit.
 at high tension line carrSing 600 in volts has been strung from the main Ii ly. of the Connecticut Power company to t of plant or the French River Textile col
 pany. Mechanicsville. A line carryi ad 13,2OO volts is under construction frc ln- the Mechanicsville plant to the Manhas,
 Manufacturing company of this city.
 three-act play to be given by a1- high school players is Approaching fir his rehearsal is to be presented at Brad1 .ad theatre, A mock trial is also unt nr preparation by the seniors. Both are inr ing ably coached by MT. Snow.