Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-01
PUTNAM

1 - AANGAAVA
 The accidental omission of the word not from the item that appeared in this column Thursday morning made it appear that Dr. James P. McKenna of Providence pleaded guilty to a charge against him in the Putnam c;sy court. The doctor pleaded not guilty and was found not guilty Dr. McKenn4 also seeks damages of $5o,0oo and net $5,o0o as stated Thursday. In the superior c0uEt here HaurS- day morning. James James H. Webb | granted 8 decress of divorce to Wayland l Corbin of the town of Woodstock from Frances Corbin and gave the plaintiff l cusEdy of the children born of. the | children born of the marriage. The di- worse was the outcome of Mra Corbin's | departure from Woodstock in November,
 1918, and the subsequent finding of Der at Newburgh, N. r.. where she was living under such relations with . cotOred
 man as to result in the divorce action completed on Thursday.
 T The Memorial day Csmnft*As sf An selm Mayotte post, American Legion, has voted to invite each patriotic body and
 fraternal organization to send dele
 gate to represent it on an enlarged com-
 mittee that is to be created to take charge of the Memorial day exercises All members of the former G. A. R. post
 here are also named as members of the : committee. Also added to the commit tee are Representative Luther M. Keith Rev. Charles r. Bedard and Supt. Will jam L. Macdonald of Putnam's schools
 The committee of the post Is hoping , for the hearty cooperation of patriotic ] and fraternal societies In making the : observance of Memorial day more i'm t pressive than ever. F DeIphis BosQuet is another evening ' school pupil who has come to the from v and has been awarded a certificate fol progress in typewriting. His record after only 65 hours of practice, was q : words a minute and with only one CT :, TOT. Miss Elsie A. Gallant is the teach I CT in charge of the commercial depart z ment of the evening school.
 The body of Mrs. Irene Marie Ma | son, who died at the Day KimbalI hos x. pital. was taken to Danielson, her home / in charge of Undertaken A. F. Wood T Mrs. Mason, who was 22 years of age was seriously i'll when brought to tn hospital and lived only a few hour l. after her arrival inert.
 - A big motor-truck bound from WoI o cester to Norwich with a load of furni = ture was destroyed by fire while on tn ts trip and at a point between Webste a tand Wilsonville. s. Annual reports of County Agent F. ] : Davis, and Home Demonstration Ager r 'rr Miss Flora Miller. are contained T, booklets issued this week by the Wint ,i ham County Farmers association. An . person who may be possessed of tt ~ idea that the farmers organization
 merely the medi'an for experiment vii
 new fangled ideas and theories wi d. quickly have this impression correctt in by a study of what the association hs of accomplished during 1920. The scope he the work and the successes achieved " IT surprise the average person who is n re familiar with the activities of the a 2 sociation. The work carried on cover CT about every nook and corner of Win k ham county where there is any real a od tive agriculture. Agent Davis visit IS. 234 farmers on their farms and made
 total of All arm visits. Office consult on tions relative to association work nun d. bered 261. He spent 184 days in Il in field, SS days in the office. Sixty-fi
 farmers attended institutes at whi a much knowledge of practical value W he obtained. At the farmers meetings ht e. during the year the total attendan
 was 1210. From the office of the asso nd Esatioh in this city 15.449 letters and c a culars were sent out. Exhibits were ma en attwo fairs by the association
 en The work of the association in in field is practically all-embracing as ut agriculture and its kindred lines of , icy deavor. As County Agent Davis SUI ,ut up the work in his report: Last yea
 projects were planned for. the most D;
 as continuous projects, with the idea
 constructing a permanent agricultu
 i benefit.
 For example, the Guernsey field tr have resulted in a county Guernsey
 ganization. The orchard managemt demonstrations are a nucleus that v re- be strong supporter of the county if Feo committee that has been appointed.
 like manner the poultry managemt len demonstrators are strong nucleus GIT develop a county poultry program tnd The county Doultrv cor6rnittaa b.. h,
 appointed and will have this organi or tion backing in the development of tn
 programme. Speaking for the assc es- ation, I believe it is the desire to , CT :,- -