Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-04
spent his boyhood days in Puntam. has been visiting relatives in town.

spent his boyhood days in Puntam, has been visiting relatives in town.
 The Harvest Festival of tho local branch of the Salvation Army opened Saturday and continued through Sunday and today. The headquarters were dec orated with American flags.
 The annual town meeting is. called for today (Monday) for the election of town officers, to authorize the selectmen to borrow. necessary money for town ex. penses, to make appropriations for the repairs of highways and bridges, pub lie schools, Memorial Day observance, public library. hospital appropriation, and the levying of a tax to meet town ex- penses.
 George Ross of Putnam, was badly bruised and sustained numerous cuts when a Mack truck which he was driv- ing was hit by train near Newton. Mass From reports received here MT. Ross was coming down hill and did not hear the train approaching until the forward part of the truck was on the crossing. He tried to turn out so as to run along be- side the tracks, but the front part of the badly damaged. The locomotive was al- so damaged. The bell at the crossing had been out of commission for several days according to reports.
 The track meet between Putnam High school and Bartlett High school of Web ster, will be held on the athletic field of toe Putnam Hign school instead of in Webster, as previously announced. The date set is October 12.
 Archibald Macdonald. Jr., who was one of the state delegates to the nation al convention of the American Legion at Cleveland returned home Friday ! AT.. the work of the convention and speaks in the highest terms of the personnel o1 ] tho convention and the efficiency shown He will make his report in. detail at the meeting of the post, tonight (Monday) a l 8 O'Clock at the Arcanum club rooms The committee of arrangements ha! planned light refreshments and smoke. 1 for the members attending. There vii
 be business connected with the arrange
 ments for the Armistice Day celebration
 and permanent quarters.
 1 There was collision about S.30 Sat urday morning, between a truck belong l ing to Sayles Farm, West Thompson
 and Ford driven by A. L. Mansfield The truck was only slightly damaged 1 while the Ford suffered damages to tn i extent of about fifty dollars.
 E, Arthur Rasicot, of this. city, a forme service man, has received notice fror the United States Public Health Ser
 vice requesting him to como to Ne'
 York, for treatment for throat trou
 ble which he contracted while in servic
 in France Mir Rasicot was wounde by machine gun and gassed while fight
 ing with the American forces at St. M : hieL
 : The various classes of the high scho, have elected officers as folows: Senior president, Francis Murphy; vice pres
 dent, Robert Arnold; secretary, Hele
 Thompson; treasurer. Janet Gilber
 juniors: president, Sidney Hayward vice president, Elnora Fisher; secretar 5 LeRoy Ames; treasurer, Esther Ros 2 Sophomores: president. Michael Mahei vice president. Sarah Barber; secretar , Florence Danforth; :. treasurer, Ellswor1 7 Sabin; freshment: president, Roy She man vice president, Allen Thayel : secretary, Rhoda Gilpatric; treasure I 1 Franklin Perry.