Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-05
PUTNAM

When the annual meeting of the Wind ham County Farmers association is held in Odd Fellows hall next Friday real practical farmers will deliver a number of the addresses that are on the program.
 County Agent F. L. Davis said Monday that he expects great meeting and that probably as many as 200 farmers will be in attendance. Up in the office of the Farmers association there was a me chanical COW to be seen Monday. This COW will be on view at next Friday at the annual meeting and will be a reve- lation to those who have not seen the device, nor heard detailed description of it. Incidentally, it is not such a me chanical COW as the FIivver King talked about turning out some time since But i it is COW that apparently eats and gives milk, which is turned into cream and butter and one might almost be- lfeve that it is capable of turning out a first class omelette.'
 The program for Fridays meeting is as follows:
 10.SO-Business meeting, report of seeretary-treasurer report of county agent; proposed change in constitution election of officers.
 1GWilliam C. Child, Certified Seed ] Potatoes L. P. Oehrig, Poultry Club Work; Frank H. Miller, Orchard Man agement Demonstration S. H. Peckham, | Guernsey Association J. L. Tanning, i Vegetable Club Work; P. J. Chabot, Top Dressing Grass.
 Civilian S. Warren, Holstein Asso- ] citation; George A Cook, Dairy Club : l Thomas Mara, Bee Club
 | 2.30-W. P. Lockwood, manager of the New England Dairy and Food Council, Advertising Milk, Results Accomplished 1 and Plans for Future Work Ladies as we'll as men will be interested in the work done among the school children.
 This years Lodge of Sorrow by Put | nam lodge of Elks was, as usual, very 1 impressive and brought together mem bers of the lodge from all parts of it's Jurisdiction, which includes Danielson, Webster. Southbridge, Pomfret and a number of other towns in this vicinity. The program of the exercises was as ! follows:
 Overture, (stradella), Fay's orchestra invocation, Rev. John L. Roney; opening ceremonies, officers Of Putnam Lodge, No. STA; song, My Dear Soul, Sander son), Miss Katrina Thayer; selection, l (Cagatina), Pays orchestra trombone solo, Charles Butterfeld eulogy; solo, Miss Katrina Thayer; trombone solo, Charles Butterheld i; Auld Lang Syne, by 1 members of the lodge; benediction; se- lection, Told at Twilight, Fay's orches- tra
 Monday morning the Putnsm Savings bank started doing business in it's tenn porary quarters in Union street, where i the bank will remain throughout the winter months. In the near future the building recently purchased by the bank will be disposed of at auction. It s likely that the purchased property of the bank will be cleared of its present struc- ture within the near future and the way cleared for fine new building to be
 erected by the Putnam Savings bank.
 This Tuesday, evening there is to be
 a regular. meeting of the common coun- 1 cil-the regular monthly. Members of
 the common council expressed. hope on
 Monday that Alderman John G. Johnson
 will decide to accept the position of al. derman-at-large which was voted him by | the council to fill vacancy caused by
 the advancement of Mayor Victor Chap
 delaine from alderman-at-large after the
 resignation of Archibald Macdonald, whS resigned as mayor to accept an appoint | as postmaster. &
 Alderman Johnson represents. ,Wart
 No. in the council. and if he accepts