Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Lewis o. Williams is spending a few days at Crescent Beach.
 c. Harold Gilpatric has returned from Juniper Point, Me, where he passed his vacation.
 Mrs. C. B. Wiley was in Norwich cn Tuesday.
 Charles Mahue, of the Chandler & Morse store, is having two weeks vaca- ton.
 Miss Maria Flynn of Pomfret street, is in Philadelphia attending the national convention of chircpodists. On her re- turn she will spend few days in New York.
 A number from Putnam were in Wood stock Monday evening attending a con cert given in Academy hall, the proceeds of which will be used for educational purposes in this county, through the es- tablishment of citizenship classes. Miss L. Lorena Gallant, of Putnam, gave one number on the program, song.
 Demonstrations throughout wIndham county that are being carried on by the Windham County Farmers Association in cooperation with the farmers have been posted by Agent Frank L. Davis. The demonstrations that have been post ed are as follows; F. L. Herrlc.z, Thompson, poultry management; Her
 
 ment Gunner Kalgren. Woodstock. poultry management Frank H. Miller Woodstock, orchard management; Frank H. Miller Woodstock orchard manage ment; William $. Warren, Eastford, SOY beans Daigle Brothers, Pomfret pota- toes Joseph H. Elliott, Pomfret or chard management; Charles Brern, Scot land, soy beans; Thomas Mara. Wind ham, st+ beans. Other demonstrations are to be posted soon. According to MT. Davis the little green placards placed on these farms by the Farmers Association attract much attention, and are respon- sible for much interest in the demon strations throughout the country.
 The bronze tablet that is to he un- yelled August II and presented at that time to Elizabeth Porter Putnam chap ter, D. A. h., has been put in p1ace on the face of enc of the large bouders at the wolf den in Pomfret. The tablet is the gift of the Colonel Daniel Putnam Association, an organization Fthat IS en- gagged Tn erecting suitable memorials to General Israel Putnam. On the same day that the tablet is to be unveiled at the wolf den, another similar tablet is .o be unveiled on the Lapsley farm ill Pom fret It was here that General Putnam
  Colony after coming to this state from Massachusetts. At the wolf der. the presentation address will be made by Major George Haven Putnam, and the gift will be accepted in behalf of the To- cal chapter of the D. A. R. by the re- gent Mrs. Edgar M. Warner. At the Lapsley estate the presentation will be by Ernest B. Ellswodth, and q. Law renee Perkins will accept the memorial in behalf of Lieutenant A. E. Lapsley owner of the property, who is now in Europe. Rev. George Israel Browne, president of the Colonel Daniel Putnam Association, will preside during the cere- monies.
 At the meeting of Anselm MaYotte Post, American Legion, held Monday night in the rooms of the Putnam cham Der of commerce a communication from state headquarters was read in which it was statel that only members in good standing are entitled to wear the leglon insignia. A roundup of those wh9 are now displaying the legion buttons but are not entitled to do so is to be un- dertaken soon.
 Judge MahIon H. GeissIer, in the Putnam city court Tuesday morning. was called upon to pass judgment upon a family disagreement, and to attempt to restore harmony in a disrupted ho lse- hold. Seven steD-children apparently