Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-24

l day morning growing in the old shoe under some bushes on Oak Hill. Shoe and all were transferred to the window where they attracted much attention from people who had never seen the strange plant
 meeting of Anselm Mayotte post, American Legion, will be held this (Mon- day) evening in the newly opened post rooms on South Main street. The rooms are being furnished by the boys and in this they are being helped by numerous gifts from residents of the city. These to date are as follows: From the late Souvenir Taylor, books which are to form the nucleus of the post library; a chair from Mrs. Genevieve Letters; a framed picture of General Miles, Mrs. James M. Gilmore; 14 new window shades, Arthur Duvert morris chairs from Mrs. Frederick J. Daniels, John H. Bulger and Fred Luce; center table and rocking chair from Edwin O. Hop kins.
 Thomas Roche, for the past two and
 half years instructor in the electrical de-
 pertinent of the Putnam Trade school, has resigned to become electrical engineer for mining company near Pasadena, Calf. MT Roche will spend his vacation l on Cape Cod before crossing the eonti
 nent to begin his new duties.
 Ebert c. Kinney and his sister, Miss Emma Kinney. librarian at the public | | library, are spending their vacations at | 1 North Tonawanda, N. Y. They are the | 1 guests of Rev. and Mrs Willis P. Humes | Mrs W. L. Beard and daughters, Mar | l jorie and Katherine. of Oberlin, O., for | merly of Putnam, are also guests. Mrs. Humes and Mrs Beard are sisters of the 1 Putnam guests. c YoH,1 i A. Dady and granddaughters, Misses 1 Geraldine and Wilhelrnina Frost. have
 been at Lake Winnepesaukee and othec resorts in New Hampshire the past week Several bathers at the swimming hole
 known as Tourteliotte's have been stung
 or bitten by some unknown insects with
 most painful results Mrs. Neonie Tru-
 deau and her son Jerome of Ballou street
 are under the care of a doctor. While
 neither is seriously i'll they are suffering
 much pain, from mild form os blood
 poisoning which raised blisters which de-
 veloped into abscesses
 During a recent thunder storm, light ming entered the home of Miss Sarah Potter of North Woodstock and struck her in the heel, ripping open the back of
 her shoe and lacerating the foot. It also tore her clothing to shreds. Doctors v from the wound in her heel and a shock,
 was unharmed Others in the room at r the time suffered shocks in greater or
 less degree. The bolt entered the home
 on the telephone wire
 MT. and Mrs. J. Richard Carpenter t have returned from an automobile tour !, to Woods Hole and Cape Cod.
 Judge and Mrs. F. F. Russell and g daughter, Miss Constance, are spending A several Weeka on Cana C0d
 n Mir and Mrs. Herbert J.. Smith have : returned after two weeks spent near Bar 0 Harbor, Me. They made the trip by . motor.
 q Woonsocket golf players were guests 1 of the Putnam Country club Saturday af- e ternoon. The Rubber City players took 1 the victory. The next match is with o Stafford at Stafford Aug. 9th.
 d DwelIers in the Grove street section of . the city are somewhat disturbed over the < appearance of police dog that is hang !. ing about the neighborhood and com !. plaint has been made to the police. e Where the animal comes from or where
 1t belongs is not known The police have ' been over in the section of the city where ' the dog is at large several ii % but the
 dog seems to be afraid of thl police, for # when the uniformed men appear in the Y neighborhood the dog is not to be seen. 1T A silver loving cup and watch fob was p awarded Robert GalbraHh of Somers S Holland county. for having attained the le greatest development, physically, mental T. ly and spiritually, among the hundred or T more boys from three counties attending l. the T. M. c. A. camp on the shores o1 te Black pond, West Woodstock. Among
 accomplishments that led to GaIbraith's
 winning the prize were: Learning how tC " swim and dive, identifying more nature I,izS le ment at camp fire. giving address on the t. history of Charter Oak, champion India1 or style wrestler, sinking canoe in deeI g. water and then fighting it. teaching how CT to rescue oneself if capsized, and for be
 ing the best all round fellow in camp
 Other prizes will be awarded for thos K spending the last weeks at the camp. or Mrs. W. J. Bartlett, chairman of tn, IL committee making arrangements t,
 house as many fresh air children iron ne the East Side, New York, as possible es stated Saturday that the date for tn m coming of the children has been fixed a. lel Aug Sth. They will Cemain for twt of weeks. Already people are notifying Mrs O. Bartlett and members of the committe re in the various surrounding towns tha ay they are willing to take children Man! id who have fine homes in the country hay, he offered to receive the children but fee he unable to afford all the cost of thei
 board. These people will take childrel nd for $3.50 per week so that this will giv, I'd an opportunity to those who so desire t, ke make a contribution of money Sever nd dollars contributed will afford one chil,
 two weeks in the country away from tn sw sweltering heat and squalor of the Nev IS. York tenement district. As only ten day
 remains to secure places for as man, at children as possible those interested il or this philanthropic opportunity are bein
 asked to respond as soon as possible I ire is the desire of the committee to repor ed to the fund headquarters that Putnar ds and surrounding towns will take a goo
 proportion of little ones for the tw H.. weeks outing.
 ed Mrs. Elizabeth Park Fallon, 43, wife c nd John Fallon. died at 1 o'clock Saturda ri- morning at the Windham county tempo srs rary home in the Sawyer district, wher i've her mother, Mrs. D. c. Park, is nnatror ,p- Mrs. Fallon has been in a critical stat Ser of health for some time following
 shock. She was born in Putnam wher
 she attended the public schools. He 9 husband was also born in Putnam, bu
 for many years has been connected wit
 the American Type Founders compan
 as manager of one of the departments
 the Boston branch. The family has live
 in Boston. Mrs Fallon's father. wh
 was a former deputy sheriff, jailer at tn
 county Jail and manager of the count
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