Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-25

remainder of the Heath property, a part | of which was bought some years ago for about nine acres and is contiguous to the | club grounds, The plan will be pre- | sented at an early meeting of the club. l The club membership is busy -sellidg tick | cts in a scheme which it is hoped will | result in number of thousand dollars | being raised so that all encumberances may be removed from it's present fine property with possibly enough over to buy the desired additional tract.
 The Arcanum club is now regularly tn- stalled in it's new home in the house on South Main street owned by the town. A partitiod was removed making room for the billiard and pool tables, the house has been newly wired with porch light lighting the entrance and telephone in stalled. A membership list of consider able proportions has been placed on the bulletin board since the club removed to it's new quarters and the outIooq for the future is the brightest in years.
 The Adams Manufacturing company of North Scituate, R. l., which recedtly be- came owners of a part of the factory buildings of the Nightingale-Morse Cor poration of this city with view to oc- cupying them late next year are. plan ming to begin the construction of an ad- dition to their property early next spring. The addition will accommodate 300 looms These will be. new machines in addition to the 2S0 looms the com pady now operates. The mill is ern- ploying 130 people and most of them will be asked to come to Putnam with the. concern. It is expected that the company will remove it's plant to Put nam in the late summer or early fall of next year. L L. 1-kS L. Putnam Saturday evening after a stren- uous week in which he answered hun dreds of questions, recorded i'd his book hundreds of varying gifts desired, and shook hands with hundreds of small ad- mirers. The plan carried out under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce was most successful and the children had one whole joyous week following St. Nick upand down the street to their hears content.
 Putnam nearly had a cOasting fataH- l ty Saturday mording when the little | daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Simeon La 1 rose slid in front of an automobile ! owned by S.. Kaminsky and driven by Rosario Lacroix: The driver tried to avoid hitting the little girl and nearly | do. She was taken to a doctors office | where it was found that no bones and
 unless internal injuries develop she was
 apparently but slightly injured. The Putnam police have received nc 1 tice from the state motor vehicle depart
 ment that there will be no extension of l time this year in registration and driv- l CTS are warned not to drive their cars unless they carry the new number plates. , On behalf of his employees Edward J. | McKenna of Walnut street, an overseer in the French River Textile Compady, I AE AE-~I | ophone. The presentation was made by
 Harry Scoville who told MT. McKanna ot
 the high esteem in which he was held by
 those under his supervision. Mir Mo
 Kenna thanked the gathering for the gift and also for their, cooperation in the~department.'
 Following a service at his late home 1T Worcester a funeral service for Leroy Williams, formerly station agent al North Grosvenordale, who died in Wor. cester, Thursday, was held at the htome
 of MT. and Mrs. M. H. Walker, North
 Grosvenordale at half past one o'clock
 Saturday afternoon. MT. Williams was
 born. in North. GrosvenordaIe and hac lived there nearly all of his life. He is
 survived by his mother and two daugh, ters.
 Miss Esther Rouse, teacher at the Put nam High school, gave her pupils s Christmas tree Friday afternoon
 Dr. E. L. Simpson is at the Peter Ben
 Brigham Memorial hospital. lBostod, fo1
 obervation and treatment. He will re
 turn home in about a week.
 Martin Hogan, -overseer of the spinn ing department of the Manhasset Man
 ufacturing Co.,. was remembered by hi!
 employees Christmas. He was presented
 a gold watch chain, gold pencil and golc
 fountain pen.
 Ii MT. add Mrs. John Brown, Churci
 street, were in Springfield for the holi
 day, guests of Dr. and Mrs. George W Hubbard.
 The employees in the weaving depart
 ment of the Putnam Woolen compan,
 presented the overseer. John Canary,
 gold piece and box of cigars for Christ mas.
 John Brown, overseer of spinning
 spooling and widding for the Nightin
 gale-Morse Corporation, was presentet
 a shaving set, gold fountain pen an large box of chocolates by his en ployeS as a token of their esteem an
 regard.
 Miss Edna Chapdelaine of Boston i
 the guest of her parents, Mayor an ! Mrs. V. Chapdelaine, Church street. Mrs. Grace Emmons, School street, lei Friday evening to spedd the holidays a
 her home in Belfast, Me.
 James B. Tatem and State Tax Com missioner John B. Byrne. have returne ffron trip to New Orleans
 Raymond Wheaton and family, motor ,, ed to Leorninister, Mass. / Saturday t spend Christmas with Mrs. Wheaton relatives.
 Miss Rhoda Gi1patric is home from he 5 school in Natick, Mass, for the holi days
 Ted and Henry Brousseau are spendin the Christmas vacatiod with their par ents, MT. and Mrs. George E. Brousseal
 Wilkinson street. F
 Harold S. Corbn of Syracuse, N. Y Sunday edition editorN q Syracus newspaper, is the guest of his parent. ' Mr. and Mra. D. N. Cnrbin, Fren1on street
 Dr. and Mrz. J. F. curran, Miss Allie ! Worcester. are holiday guests of M
 and Mrs. P. A.. Maloney, School street. f ' Leroy s. Ames, student at the Sprids l, field Y. M.C- A. college, Is the guest ( 5 his parents, Mir. and MEs.s, Warren Anes.
 Mrs, Mark Gallant was in Hartfor, Saturday to visit her daughter, Miss Lr
 rena Gallant, who iS in training to b< come a graduate nurSe. MIS. deienr whey, mouse nfzVlagH 5 of the House in the Pines. select sclfot q for young ladies at Norton, Mass, an
 her son, Malcolm M Wiiley, stude6 3 at Columbia university. New York, al > holiday guests of Mrs. Willey's mothe 3 Mrs. A w. Macdonald. Oak Hill. : Misses Sylvia and Elizabeth Whseloe 1. of Simmons college, Boston. are hol day guests of their parents, Mf. and Mir I Silas M Whelock, Church street. @ Stanton Ballard is spending his "a v cation with his parents, Mr. and Mr