Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-28
PUTNAM

The estate of the late Mrs. Anne Maria Levin, widow of Edgar Levin, a veteran of the Civil war, inventories S10719.42. according to the appraisers, Joseph D. Flagg and Luther M Keith. The estate consists of two houses on Bridge stret, Putnam, a farm in Pomfret and money in savings banks Mrs. Levin died in Norwich hospital. Under Mrs Lewfn's will her niece, Mrs Lucy Smith of Pomfret, receives a life use of the estate and Mrs. Smiths daughter, Mrs. Ethel spiak of Eastford is left the remainder.
 Judge NJ. H Geissler Is executor of the estate
 Building activities are slowly reviv- ing. E, N. Fisher has completed a new building on School street for store purposes Arthur Robitaille is finishing a brick structure on Front and School streets to be used as a garage and ser- wee station; George Rawley is planning to erect new building for store purpos- es on Front street. The most recent announcement of buildings in contem plation is that one is to be erected on Providence street by AdeIard Fery of North Grosvenordale MT. Derry has bought piece of land from the Night ingale-Morse Corporation and is about to start on a two story cement and brick building to be used as a garage bowling alleys and club rooms. Putnam will have a Winter Chautau- qua in Union hall during December. Dr. Frederick T. Baldwin is in Chica- go, to attend the national convention of interest to veterinarians
 Arthur Mcintyre of Newark, N. J., is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre of Grove street.
 High School girls were busy on the streets Saturday, In the interests of the local Red Cross tag day. The money raised wolf be used by the local organiz- alton in carrying on the work in Putnam. Miss Ruth Child, daughter of Miss, Annie Child, of South Main street has been electe5 to membership Of the Black stick, a literary Nocety at Mount Hol- yoke college. Miss Child is in her se- nior year.
 'Life's Minor Collisions" is the title of the most recent book from the pen of Miss Frances Lester Warner, daughter of Judge and Mrs. E. NJ Warner South Main street, and her sister, Miss Ger trude C. Warner. The volume is in 6 way a sequel to Endicott and I, pub lished some time ago.
 Kenneth c. Sharpe. son of Mir and Mrs. c. Dwight Sharpe, of School street will sail from New York early in Feb ruary on the st amer Empress of France for cruise in Mediteranian wa ters and travel in various European countries Returning, Mr Sharpe will sail for Liverpool early in May.
 Harvey Hopkins, of Chicago, s6 years old, left Putnam Saturday morning for his home in Chicago While in Putnam 1 he was the guest of his nieces Mrs. Ma poleon Lucier and Mrs. George R. liar rington.
 Putnam High closed irs football sea. son Thanksgiving by winning from Windfham High of Willinantic This Is the first eleven that Putnam has had in the past quarter of a century. The interest in the sport increased as the season and team developed and next years team will have large following not only of the student body but of cit izens. It is planned to make the game with Windham High the annual footbal event and season closer.
 The H. K. H. Silk mill was closed Saturday while repairs were being mad, to the boiler.
 MT. and Mrs. George Newell ana daughter, Barbara, returned to thei I home in Washington, R. L, Sunday, aft CT spending the holiday and week ent with Mrs. H. L. Burt and family.
 Fir trees, evergreen and wreaths mad their appearance Saturday in anticipation
 of the Christmas season.