Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-21
PUTNAM

More than half a hundred members or Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows went to Wtllimantic Thursday evening to as- sist 4t the observance of the 31st anni- versary of Obwebetuck lodge of that city. Grand Master Frank w. Whitman and other grand officers were present for the occasion, which attracted Odd Fellows fRom many sections of eastern Connecti- cut.
 The degree team of Israel Putnam lodge conferred the first degree upon class of candidates of the Wfllimantjc from this city assisting in making the complication of the degree impressive.
 The local Odd Fellows left here on an early evening train and returned on the State of Maine express.
 It was stated Thursday morning that the net profit to the Parent-Teachers as sociation from the presentation of Kat ! cha-Koo will be. about $325, this being | one-nah the net proceeds the other net I half going to the producing company. This satisfactory financial result means that the Parent-Teachers. association will be in an improved financial position and able to do a number of things that-it has in mind for the benefit of the public at large
 Many will be interested in the univer- [ to establish in this state. Attorney Charles L. Torrey of this city, member of the state board of education, outlined | on Thursday the plans that are being formulated. The courses offered will be
 made possible through cooperation with Yale university. and will be available ito the people of Putnam and all other towns of the state.
 Joseph PIessis, Frederick ". Seward
 and Frank H. Smith, members of the
 board of relief for the town of, Putnam
 have given the usual formal notices that
 their sittings are to begin with the open.
 ing of. February. :i@
 Ice harvesting was under way. in thf.
 city Thursday and the manner in which
 the work was being pushed resulted 1T
 hundreds of tons being stored durinj
 the day. With only a few days more o
 continued cold weather this city's .wor
 ries about having a sufficient ice suppl,
 Tor The coming summer will be over Plenty Of help is available this winte
 and the icemen have found conditions ii this respect much different from last win
 ter. when about everyone was employed
 The annual charity ball of Putnam lodge of Elks in Union han Thursda, | evening attracted members of the organ lzation from all parts of the Jurisdiction of the local organization. The hall ha, . | been handsomely decorated by a Hart
 ford firm and the music was by Hey
 orchestra Of WhitiRsvilIe. Tv,e arai was pronounced success and is to b : listed with the many splendid affair given by the Elks of this city.
 It was announced by Elizabeth Porte
 Putnam chapter, D. A. R., under who's auspices the affair is to be given. tha tho Pilgrim pageant to be staged mex
 Wednesday at Union hall by Putnar High school students Is to be open to th
 public without admission charge. Tn members of the D. A. R. would like t i'have the presentation made comnuni if observance of the Landing of the Pi grims. A story comes from Eastford reIatiy = to a monster still that is said to be or erating in that section of the county f where isolation is one of the chief asset r in favor of the moonshiner. If the re
 ports relative to this still are to be cred 7 tied it must mo n the Leviathan cias