Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-07
PUTNAM

Miss Gertrude Jones of Main street, has gone to Portland, Me, to spend her vacation.
 Teddy Brosseau, of Wilkinson street, left Putnam Friday morning for Bart lett, N. H., where he will join his par ents MT. and Mrs. George Brosseau who have been spending two weeks there.
 Miss S1srie Luby of the Bartlett store is having her vacation
 Mrs. Mark Gallant, and daughter, Miss Lorena Gallant, Church street, spent Frid q in Hartford.
 Mrs. Wallace Whitney is spending her vacation in Maine.
 Windham county was we'll represented this week at the Farmers Institute that has been in session at Connecticut Az ricultural College, Storrs. Friday, Agent Frank L. Davis, of the Windham Coui\ Farmers Association expressed himseif as well pleased at the large number part of the county who had been able to participate in the meetings. Among the members of the association from Put nam and surrounding towns who were at Stcrrs on Farmers Day were Charles Brenn, Scotland; Henry Buell., Eastford Ernest Buell., Plainfield; William Child, Howard Peckham, Louis Linderman, Woodstock; Thomas Omara, W. s. Spokesield, Charles Pomeroy, Alfred Abbe, Windham John LaBelle, Killing ly Herbert StelIe, Alexander Maitland, Thompson; Everett Brown, Louis Dali gle, Perry Moffett, Pomfret; John DAT cy, Putnam; Mrs. Grace M. Sweet, Sterl- ling; Mrs. Gallup. Sterling; Mrs. E. E. Kennedy, Plainfeld.
 Golfers on tAe Tnks of the Putnam Country club Friday afternoon con- pleted playing the first round in the August prize contest. The men of the club have been by paired lot, and in or der to make the play more even, han dicaps have been awarded. The contest. which will run for the entire month, will be by the elimination process and those femaining after the last week will be matched for the final play-of. The match was ebgun on Thursday afternoon, but since many were unable to get to the links on that day, the committee al- lowed the play to continue on Friday. After this week the matched pairs will be allowed to play on days to suit their own convenience The contesting pairs are as follows; Raymond Wheaton, Jesse Rich; Ernest c. Morse, Louis Carmack .C. S. Dean, William Litch; William Wheaton, Arthur s. Macdonald Eric H Johnson, F. E. Cunneen; A. L. Down, George E. Shaw; Maurice Miour s. D. Fisher; F. Gagne, Frank Thayer; Ralph Bradford, Wilber Lown; Charles Thay. CT, Herbert J. Smith; Omer Milot, Will liam F. Rafferty; D. Williams, c. Kee- gan; Noel Dupre. Edward Burt; A Gustafsen, Armand Lizotte; A. L. Reed J. o. Fox; Archibald Macdonald, Jr Mallally: Durant o. wulf; Silas M Wheelock, Jacob Albert: Henry W Wheelock. Jacobs; Mulligan, S. B. Pot ter; James Charron, Maurice Fuller Devine, Turney; Schmidt, Gilpatric Woodward, Ray Bosworth N. B. Brown Henry J. Thayer; J. D. Potter, T. H DeCoudrss.
 Friends fin Putnam learned Friday o1 the marriage last Wednesday in Vel lesley, Mass. of Edwin M Brooks, for merly of Putnam and Miss Beatrice Al. lord. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Frank E. Allard of Wellesley. MT. Brooks is the son of Rev. c. s. Brooks, formerly pastor of the Second Congregational church in Putnam. He was born ir Putnam and now is lawyer in Boston
 Mark H. Kiebert, chairman of the en- tertainnent committee of Anseln May otte Post, American Legion, has been conferring this week with representa- tives of Leo J. L'Homme pest in Dan