Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-06
PUTNAM

Kenneth C. Sharpe ad Malcolm N. Wiley were in Worcester Saturday aft ernoon.
 Mrs. Walter J. Bartlett and daughters. 1 Misses Ruth and Dorcas Bartlett, return 1 ed Sunday after two weeks stay at Cres- 1 cent Beach
 Mrs Hiram Brown, of Florence street. | has returned from Pawtucket, R. l., where she has been visiting relatives. l Mrs. and Mrs Everett H. Packard and son, of New Britain, who have been spending two weeks with Mrs. Packard's parents, MT. and Mrs. John o. Fox, of | Putnam, will return home today (Mon- day).
 | Mir. and Mrs Eugene Migneault of Put nam. closed their summer cottage at Oakland Beach Saturday and returned to this city.
 Harry Morse is to represent Hose Com l pany No l. at the state freman's con- | vention in Hartford this week
 l Joseph Hall has sold his house at the corner of Center and South Man streets. l G. Harold Gilpatric and family clos ed their summer home at Juniper Point, Maine, Saturday and motored to Put nam, reaching here Sunday.
 The houke in Pomfret familiarity known as the Bradley mansion, and about IS acres of the former Bradley estate have l been SOlQ DN JOSeph GlNOIL ana nave come into the control of John Geeson and James F. Lucey both of Putnam While no plans have been completed il is intended to open the place eventually as an automobile hotel catering to tour ists who pass through Pomfret. Mir Lucey was manager of the Chiokerins hotel in Putnam until it was destroyed by fire. He will move with his family to the newly acquired property at once
 Funeral services for Charles J. John son. 52 county sealer of weights ant measures, who died Thursday morning a his home in North Grosvenrdale were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock 1T the Swedish Lutheran church in tha town. The service was conducted by Rev C. E. Lindeval, the pastor, whc spoke both in English and Swedish. Tht bearers were NJ A Covell and Dyer s Elliott, representing Corner Stone lodgl of Masons, of which Mir. Johnson was : member William P Warren and Wal ted D. Torrey representing Irsael Put , nam lodge of Odd Fellows, of which h. was also a member; and Otto Sward anC Oscar L. Johnson. of the Svea society 0 North Groevenordaale. Burial was il the North Grosvenordale cemetery.
 John Baptiste Simard, s9, died Frida. a his home at Qunebaug. in the tow of Thompson. He was born in Canada but came to this country while youn man. Funeral services were held Satur day morning at g o'clock at St, Joseph church in North Grosvenordale, Rev. Der hard NJ. Donnelly officiating burial wa in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Herbert Owen, local manager of an au tomobile company for the past thre years, resigned Saturday in order to go t Norwich where he will have charge 0 the truck department of a motor car com pany. He will move to that city as sool as he is able to find a house.
 Frank L. Davis, agent of the Wind ham County Farmers association acte 1 as judge of fruit and vegetables at tn Elks fair in Willimantic last week.
 Largely because of an incident a weel ago last Friday afternoon, Mayor Ali W. Marcy has sent instructions to Cap tain John H. Bulger to see that all traffi stops upon the approach of the fire ap l paratus when it is responding to al alarm. At that time the company wa going to a blaze in the north end o the city, and a= the two tracks sped dow 1 Main street they were forced to turn ou and pass a roadster driven by a Putnar man who was speeding to the fire. Thi man kept ahead of the truck nearly al | the way an the fire and did not giv them right of way. The official order fror the mayors office, which issf aimed t