Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-13
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

PUTNAM Frank H. Cordier and J. J. Thomas
 spent Sunday at Ocean Beach. MT. and Mrs. George Pratt and chil- dren spent Sunday at Revere Beach
 Miss Louise Adams is passing a few days at Mantle
 The Putnam court of the Foresters of
 America is to meet Sunday afternoon. Narcisse Faille was at Ocean Beach
 Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Jandreau and
 Miss Doris Cordier motored Sunday to Norwich where they called on relatives.
 Employes of the Putnam Light and
 Power Company are going about the city this week trimming trees where the branches are resting on the company wires.
 State Agent A. ". Buchanan of Mans field Center, was in Putnam Monday
 morning examining children who want permits to work during the summer Children under Is in addition to the
 mental examination by MT Buchanan are required by state law to have a physi- cal examination also. These are given by Dr. E. F Perry Monday, six chil- dren were examined by him. Dr. Perry finds that the most common defeat in the children that he examines is in connec- tion with the teeth. Many need immedi-
 ate attention. With the opening of the
 public schools this fall the school dentist who has been appointed by the town school committee will continue the work begun last year. and will do much to remedy the condition that Dr. Perry finds in examining the children prepara- tory to issuing a work certificate Funeral services for Napoleon variens, 79, who died at his home on School
 street. Friday were held from St Marys church at o'clock Monday morning.
 Burial was in St Mary's cemetery. Stanton Ballard, son of MT and Mrs Newton A. Ballard. of South Main
 street, left Putnam Sunday for Baltimore from which port he shipped Monday morning as a member of the crew of the Fanny R. Morse a freighter bound for Havre, France. He was accompanied by James Burns of Pomfret who is to serve as quartermaster on the vessel The freighter is a new craft launched not long ago at Groton. and the trip which began Monday is the second one she has
 made. Ballard, who was graduated from
 Putnam high school this year, will re-
 main on her only for the summer as in September he is to enter the School of
 Business Administration at Boston Uni versity.
 Officer William Jarvis of the Putnam i police force who has been off duty for two weeks as result of a broken wrist returned to the force Monday morning and was assigned work at police head quarters.
 Before Judge Mahlon H. Geissler ir the Putnam city court Monday morning Mike Luffy of Putnam. was charged with intoxication, and Omer Blanchette Putnam. with breach of the peace Both cases were continued until Tuesday l,I- court.
 Miss Marion Warren and Miss Edith Kent both of Putnam, are attending the
 summer normal school at Yale university Miss Kent is teacher in the eighth grade located at the high school building, and Miss Warren is teacher in the night school.
 Vincent Riley. employed at the office of the Manhasset Company, is having his vacation this week.
 After winning twenty-four straight games, the Camp Devens baseball team struck a snag Sunday afternoon wher 1 Thomas McDermott's Grosvenordale team
 won from them, g to on the Nortt
 Grosvenordale grounds. It was a great
 game from staHt to finish, and the Gros venordale ball tossers had to play al l top speed every instant. After it was l all over the manager of the Devens 1 team, and Y. M. c. A. secretary who i came with the soldiers. approached MT
 McDermott and said: Tt was the tastes
 game we have played this year and yo, have the best team we have been III
 against! We are beaten. but it took
 good team to turn the trick We hav'
 no complaint or excuse, for you fellow
 simply outnlayed us!' Then they asked for another game which, if it can be ar
 ranged, will come off late in August
 Much of the credit for the Grosvenor
 dale's victory belongs to Hughes whc held down the third corner. Porter ant Duggan also played fast ball. while Phil 1 lips, in left field. in. the sixth inning pull led down one of the prettiest catches tha l has been seen on the Grosvenordal grounds in many weeks. A big crowC I was out to see the game.
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