Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-18
PUTNAM

nest Chandler Each efp the delegates l was presented, clock as atsouyenir- of the session. ssss z,ess-
 pr. Hareld 4. FssteT st NewyYerk held | a clinic at the hospital s aturday morning [ l for the removal of adenoidg and tonsils |
 Funeral services far Fred nayIdson. | S2, who died at the Day KimbalI hospital | 1 Friday morning. ss a. result Of being | kicked in the stomach by a horse, we're | held at his home in East Woodstock Sun 1 day afternoon at ?. Is. The body was taken to Oxford, Mass, for burial i MT. and Mrs. L. w. Woodward have returned to Putnam from, their wedding trip. ~
 Miss Ruth K. Child of wiilinantie is visiting Mrs. Abby 'Chiid3 Nnd Miss Eliza beth 7. Child of Grove street
 Captain JehH BaIger hos .,ee1npIeted the card index system which he has de- vised for the. purpose of keeping a record l of all eases which the department han dies. The new system Aoes away with the book method formerly used and greatly simpliies the keeping of the poe lice records. It also makes it much easier to find back eases, as each case is now on a separate card, and these are filed alphabetically. The new system has been carried back over three and a half years, which covers the time since Cap td Il 6ulRST HdS D6cnE' lNis OI1lCe.N Nedrly l 1000 cards have been typewritten and fled and each card gives description of the prisoner, the charge on which he was held, the disposition of the ,caser and the judge.
 Woodstoek fair this year will be threc-day fair This has, been, decided by the officers of the Woodstock sAgricul- tural society. For the past year or two d two-day fair has been held. Superin- tendents for the ayarioue- departments have been appointed as follows Grounds and buildings, B. R. Ritehs Woodstock {; rentals, H. H. Davenport, Pomfret i; horses, John O. Fox. Putnam poultry, F. R. Rollins, WoodBtoek cattle in pens |. C. w. Butts, South Woodstock; oxen and steers L. J.. LeavittF North Woodstock i; sheep and swine, F. ". Foskett, East Woodstock-;. miscellaneous. A. N. Paine. South Woodstock, Officers of the society : are as follows: Luther N. Keith, Put nam, presidents;4 H. aII Davenport, Pom Woodstock. secretary; Henry Joy, Wood stock, corresponding secretary; sMelanc- 5 thon Riddicks Wpodstock. treasYreG. 7 Among the soe or more teaehera who are registered atathe summer normal school at Yale; which is held. under the l auspices of the state board of education are a number from Putnanl-Miss Emma e Dutton, Miss. Edith Kent. Miss Natalie , Dion, Miss Bertha White, Miss Lucy Far 3 rows, Miss Edith Cutter and Miss, Olive Baker. This years registration at the : summer school is the largest ever. *' ]. Members of the Putnant Country club . were in Pomfret Saturday afternoon for |. a golf match with the sc1ub in the town
 George Br&Gley of Grove street passed the week end with. his family at Pleas : ant View. R. I.
 Mrs. !. Richard Carpenter has returned V from Winthrop. Mass where she has t been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth C. Ballard. Il Papers of iHeorpeRatien have beeH filed t with the secretary Of state for non. : sectarian church and community house in East Putnam The psrnose ef the in t corporation, as stated ih' the papers, i,
 Ito acquire by gift or otherwise property il to be used for the maintenance, of a non s sectarian church, also to maintain 1T connection with said church hall fol i. social gatherings located in the town O. . Putnam" The corporation has, no capita ~ stock. The subscribers are George P -d BurriIl, Walter A. Hawkins, Fred Ash l. ton, Olin W. Torrey, C. N. BufriIl, L C Burrill, Clarence H. Collins. F, A. Ba6 bitt and Alfred T. Davis. ks yet no. or ,t ganization has been perfected. but by laws are soon to be drawn and meetinl :. held for the election of officers. Tn, corporation will be known as the Eas m Putnam Union Protestant Church ant >" Community House.
 .. Miss Edna Morrarty left Putnam Sun H day for visit in East Greenwich, ,Appo
 naug and Attleboro.
 L. T. Wilson and family, Sunnyside
 who have been spending few days a
 Pleasant View, R. L. returFhed. to Putnam
 Saturday.
 l. Miss Esther Fox of Waterbury is wis 7a ting her sister, Mrs. H. S, Morse, o ', School street
 II Mrs. Augustus L Morse and Miss Fan nie Robbins of SunnSside left Putnam
 Saturday morning for a two weeks sta
 at Pleasant View.
 The staR at Putnam Trade school ha IT, completed taking the inventory which i i- necessary to comply with law nasse
 this. year. F. J. Trinder, state director 0 T. vocational education, was in Putnam t 10 aid in the work.
 ,+ Charles Sweet of, Hartford was brough e. to the Day KimbaIl hospital Friday nigh
 for treatment of injuries received whe " the automobile he was driving skidde
 from the road at Phoenixville. crashe ar into fence and threw him down an err b bankment Sweet had turned out to d
 low another car to pass him; and becaus
 the road was. vet and slippery he los = control of &autonobf1e.it He was ker
 at the hospital. where Saturday after
 noon it was said that his injuries wer
 not serious. >tto''t
 At the nidweek 1aeetinw ef the Cor
 sregational church Thursday twe letter
 were read, one from Clarence E, Pierc,
 clerk of the Putnam Baptist church, an
 the other from Rev. $. J. 4, Rock of tn
 Methodist church. Both were Invitation
 to members Of the Congregational churc
 to attend Services at s7their churche
 while repairs are being made at the Cor
 gregat:onal church. which is to be redeC
 orated this summer, and which hecess
 tates closing for az few weeks /
 At [ o'clock Thursday evening, fot
 lowing the picnic which is to-=be hel
 throughout the daysAat Roselands park
 service taking the place of the eguia
 nidweek meeting will be, held on tt
 shores of the lake.
 Dr William HsHoln1es<of Mt sverno,
 \. r., came to Putnam Saturday to ca
 on Mrs. A ~. Macdonald and family ( Oak Hilr. He was on his way to NJ
 Vennon from Maine. where he has bee
 spending a brief vacation.
 James Taten, Jr., sf TG4ena street le
 Putnam by automobile Saturday fc
 Pleasure Beach. where he passed tt
 week end with his family. Who are ther
 for the summer He was Accompanied b
 Madeline Houghton, daughter of pr. an
 Mrs. Harry A. HoughtoE, who will r,
 main a week as the guest of her pEA,
 mate. Phyllis Taterh.
 Miss Harriet Smith and Miss Ro.
 McGarry, employed at the local exchan.