Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-29
DANIELSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

The guarantors of the Putnam Chau- tauqua met in the Chamber oe Commerce rooms Friday evening to make prepara- tions for the winter session of Chautau-
 qua Mayor A. W. Marcy, president of .. the guarantors, presided at the meeting. It was announced that Chancellor George Henry Bradford would speak on All Our Town instead of This Way Up. as has been stated on the programs, D. B. Gill 1 bert, chairman of the ticket committee,
 gave out tickets to those present at the
 meeting. John G. Johnson and Mrs. W.
 J. Bartlett were appointed members of the
 hospitality. committee to succeed two
 members who have resigned.
 Miss Ruth Bartlett and Miss Gertrude
 Jones were Worcester visitors Saturday
 afternoon.
 Citizens who were on the street and many others noticed an aeroplane flying north about o'clock Saturday afternoon. The plane was flying very low when it
 passed over the city.
 Miss Edith Geeson and her roommate at LaSalle seminary were at the home of l Miss Geesons parents for the Thanksgiv-
 ing recess.
 | Stokes Watson. a public service driver
 in Willirnantic, whose car, owing to de- fective steering apparatus. invaded res
 taurant in Willinlantic, is remembered by
 many of Putnams citizens as a popular porter at Putnam hotels for many years William E. Ranerty sent big fat tur. key to the Day Kimball hospital fol Thanksgiving. This has been his custom for many years
 Mir. md Mrs William L. Macdonald anC son John spent Thanksgiving and tht week end in Hartford
 Last dance this year. State Armory Danielson, Black snd White orchestra ! I1 55 cents-adv.
 MT. and Mrs. w. Fletcher and daughte of New York city were guests of Mir. ant Mrs. Everett Reynolds of 52 Ring stree for Thanksgiving and the week end. s Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre and daughte
 Janet of Grove street have been in Ney e York. where they spent Thanksgiving wit . Mir, Mcintyre.
 Monday Dec. S, the windham Count Congregational Ministers society wi > meet in Putnam. Dr. C. B. Burton wi speak
 Next Sunday Rev William S. Bear
 will speak morning and evening. at th r Congregational church. Rev. MT. Bear ' will alse sreak to a'union Young People B gathering at the Congregational churcl $ oung people from the Baptist and Meth ! odist churches of this city are to be ir : : 1ited and representatives from youn
 people SocleI1eS III DanielSOn, W OOQStOcl
 Pomfret and Thompson. ' Thursday next there will be joir $ meeting of the Womans Missionary SC a ciety and the Ladies social of the Cor l. gregational church at o'clock in the al g ternoon. t MT. and Mrs. Irving H. Miron have le d for Washington, D. C., where they wi
 make their home during the winter. d A large display sign, blown over in IT recent wind storm, still hangs. over tf n sidewalk on South Main street at a dal l. gerous angle.
 n Miss Alice Perry, daughter of Dr. ar d Mrs. E. F. Perry, who has been confine
 to the house for over five weeks, was ol " for the first time Saturday. The lit l. girl has had an attack of infantile paral. sis, but indications are that the permanel SC paralysis, if any, will be slight, and col n- fined entirely to the legs. is It seems that the trolley company e ne poets more snow in the near future, f f. the trolley snow blow was going throus Putnam toward Dayvilie and Daniels L. Saturday afternoon.
 Id Mrs. Fred Manley spent the week el h. with relatives in Pawtucket and Prov O. dence. Mir. Manley has left for New Yor O. Baltimore and Akron. O.
 Places of business in the sector of Do Is ahue's store and The Progress compal s- suspended business for period of abo y t15 minutes Saturday whep their establis ce ments were suddenly da4kened by trout to with an electric wire in front of the A. IS, P. store. Some enterprising business m of 1 substituted candles or flashlights wi It, varying success.