Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-24

" stock. One operation was performed last Saturday, two on Monday and three on Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs Guy L. Baker have re- turned from trip over the Mohawk
 Trail.
 Local followers of the ponies have
 been attending the races at Woonsock-
 ct this week when the weather has been favorable.
 Henry Bradford Wood of Swansea, MasS, and Miss Maude Nj. Holt of Oak
 land Beach, R. l.. were married at the Methodist church, Thursday afternoon | by the Rev. N. B. Burton. The ceremony
 was performed in the presence of rela- ] tives and friends The couple left in the evening for wedding trip.
 The work of making extensions to
 sewers on Farrows, Addison, Lincoln and | Mechanic streets will be begun at once. l This is made possible by a recent ap- propriation of $1o,000. A part of the appropriation will be- used for curbing
 on Church and Maynard streets. The 1 estimated cost of the sewer extensions is
 S9 TOO and for curbing. $500. Only seven
 out of 119 voted against the appropria- tion which was recommended by the | common council.
 Anselm Mayotte Post, American Le- | gioff>s has voted to accept the invitation
 of Putnam Lodge of Elks to act as escort | to Governor Lake when he. comes to
 Putnam to attend Governors Night" at
 the Elks fair the week of July 4. | There are one or two cases of whoop-
 ing cough in the city. The closing of
 the schools for the summer vacation
 will help largely in checking any possi- 1 ble spread of the disease. Parents, how ever, are warned to keep their children at home if the develop coughs of sCs- picious nature.
 | Auction sale of fine modern oak and mahogany furniture, nearly new, at the
 home or Orvi1le Trask, North Woodstock
 village, Tuesday, June 27. Look at auc-
 tion adv, classified page.-adv.
 | Over seventy boys from Hartford, Tol- land and Windham counties have to date | sent in their application to attend Camp
 Woodstock this summer. The capicty of the camp will be 125 boys and leaders.
 The boys from Windham county who
 have registered to date are as follows John W. Boys, Pomfret; Ernest M. Boys, Pomfret Centre; Owen W. Fryiing,
 Wauregan; Leslie M Downs, Goodyear ; Paul B. Wheaton, Putnam Raymond D. Chubbuck, Mechanicsville Donald B. Williams, Woodstock; Clinton s. Child,
 Goodyear; Ernest S. Child, Goodyear John F. Crosby, Danielson Douglas w. Logee, Danielson Erwin A. Rhoades,
 Pomfret Centre; James Maitland, Thomp- son ! Thomas U. Day, Danielson Harold
 Arnold, Putnam; Richard A.. Tillinghast
 Danielson; Robert T. Fulton, Danielson Stanley Allen, Danielson; William w
 Pike, Danielson; Ralph Bowen, Daniel
 son ; Willard Darrow, East Putnam , Herbert W. Codlin, Noosup; B. Palmer Dean, Woodstock; Donald P. Child, Put nam; Thomas Elliott, Pomfret; Chandler Morse Putnam Ebert Woodis, Putnam
 George A. Thompson, Cambridge; Rob.
 ert c. Beckley, Danieleon; Elwood Spen.
 cer, Danielson; William J. Maitland Cambridge, Mass.
 4 full line of equipment has been Sc cured and construction work is under way for Camp Woodstock. The generous
 gifts of many friends of the camp have made possible the securing of a bettel . equipment than hoped for this year. A splendid hotel range was presented to camp by one of the mills in Moosup The Manhasset O. of Putnam were kint enough to donate enough tire fab1ic t
 make all of our camp cots. The Good year Cotton Mills company contributes ? eleven regulation army khaki tents. Tn, 5 H. K. H. silk Co of Putnam donated g twelve dye barrels to serve as floats fo 2 the raft. An automobile dealer in Hart 9 ford presented the camp with a For, truck. A manufacturers of silver war l in Hartford county presented the cam, : with full set of silverware consisting O
 about 500 pieces. set of boxing glove
 was donated by Mir. Jake Albert of Put nam and a basket ball by the Putnar . High school. The Putnam Hardware : Mill Supply Corp. Chandler & Morse an $ A. Gilman & Co. contributed a set of tool T consisting of axes, spades, hstchet, 7 square, level trowels saws, etc.