Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-14
PIfTNAM

3 fit of the Putnam Country club was held l Friday evening at the home of Attorney and Mrs. E. e. Morse on. Seward Street. The whist was open to the club members and their friends and the proceeds of the small admission fee charged; about $40 went to the club. There were twenty tables in play. Punch and waters were served ey 3.s s. ss, 1t is reported thak the Hixhtlnkaie Morse mills has sold to sWhipple and Gilpatric three wood, lots in the reiEh-
 borhocd of East Putnam. Sasie.s.
 May Byers, 4s. wife of Jss;e:sh: Bys;rs, of Buck street, died Saturday at her home Mrs. Byers was born in Boston. l A series. of three baskstbsu Kanss be- tween the K of e councils Daniel son and Putnam has been planned. The 1 first; game will De held next Thursday night at Danielson. 9sss S.ss .ssa esS r.esfs- l The sDsg KimbsH additiea fuAd stoeS i practically still during the past week. increasing only two dollars which came from two little children in Mechaneis- slvlles ,i tss.fs,'' -'. < (. s'ss. s.
 The inspector ef High seheels. for ths state, Jesse Davis. win speak at the I High school Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. MT. Davis will speak on ".Col- llege Entrance Requirement." Parents
 who ares planning. to send their children to college have been especially invited to
 be present as well as all others interested. lAfter this lecture the inspector will give
 talk to; the public school teachers in
 town. This also is open to the public.s;
 Under the auspices of the state board of health, two reels of pictures were Eiv- akt--- .1ars morning before the several hundred chil- dren. The first reel showed the vaiue of the public health nurse to the conlmnn- : ity and especially to chi, ,dren. The second gave an illustration of how life begins fn
 plants and animals. 5. ' r Manager Smith, of the Bradley theatre ! is arranging to offer prizes for essays f written by school chiltren on the pic g ture, 'sThe Last of the Mchicans,", stee be shown at the theatre soon. The details oi the plan have not been fully worked out ' Mrs. c. c. Talbot expects ts leave to day (Monday) for Clearwater. F7orida. U
 visit her daughter, Mrs. Emile. Benoit
 Until recently, MT. and Mrs. ,Benoit wer'
 residents of. this ely, 5..e.s. 7 Elizabeth Porter Putnam -chapter. D : A.. R., holds its February meeting a e the rooms of the chapter at three o'elocl [. this (Monday) afternoon. 2. ,.. r.
 A special meeting of the city counci I will be held tomorrow evening in tn. = council chamber, for the purpose of de T termining the amount of the budget fo :. the year. ' s
 9 Marring the .qutet of, ' the ,: veek-en t came two arrests Saturday evening. tn
 first for some time. MT. and Mrs, Jo t seph uchard of Balliu streetA became en
 gagged in a family. quarrel. Saturday an Q were arrested, both charged with zbFeac ' of the peace. Their eas ss, will be trie ' In the court this. (MondaD morning.
 k Confnuing its. string of victories tn l. hockey team of Por4fret school defeSte d the Midd.esex scholf team of Concort
 Mass. five to one, Saturday afternoo l. in, Pomfret. All Pcmfret men played { s. fine game Pomfret schools goals wer
 made by W.3ender son 2. Bourne. .Dt
 maine and Brewer. Bailey. scored th
 visitors single goal. E =
 E. M Carver wAs la Boston Saturda lS on business. :, In return game [ It Putnam his Te school Saturday evening Putnam Hts IT basketball team added another victory sr its list when it defeated. Thayer Acadeln n of South Braintree. Mass by the score { : twenty to sixteen. Putpam lost < ,e Thayer out there, seventeen to, twentv-tE
 some time ago. and was determined ! h. l.make up. for it. This game ssems r. tame alongside of the Kilingiy gan z played last "Wednesday, for all of;sti le players were on good. terms with anotht t i and there was not even a possibility Of r. scrap. Brown. of Jomfret who. refere d most of Putnam's games, was on har : and all of his decisions were general le acceptable to the throng that crowd' y. the gym. This game was the main fes in ure of a three-ganie scheduie for, the ie
 enin Most of tghe scorin was done l:
 the first half. ..- I'd The Putnam High Ends defeate f. Miiler's All Stars of Putnam by u Of score of ten to six. The freshman tea ed of Putnam defeated tho Tourtelotte- fires ' man team of North Grosvenerdale :
 the tune of ten to nothing.
 The summary of the main game: