Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1924-04-25

/ Putnam men o. bDm0fro%--the
Z boys u the community be given
their just recognition and an attempt
will b. made 10 arouse the interest Of
the older people Of the city 70 the inn
I portanee 81 giving greater attention TO
! the responsibility on their shoulders
as represented b the youth Of the
city. during next week, when Boys
Week will be observed under the aus
pieces Of the Putnam Rotary Club.
Boys-"the Nations greatest asset
will come into their own next week
when a carefully arranged and elabor-
ate program viii be carried out IN their
Z interests The weeks events viii be-
gin with church services Sunday. when
pastors viii preach on the Importance
and value u focusing attention today
On the guidance. instruction and de-
t velopfnent Of the boys u today that
they may be- the upright. Cod fearing,
courageous men u tomorrow. taking
their proper and leading places IN the
Z life II the town, city, state, and nation.
Sunday. then. viii be Boys Day IN
the Churches Monday will be Boys
Day in the Schools. and Tuesday Boys
Day in Industry. wednesday, being
T the anniversary Of the local Rotary
7 Club. there will be no boys program.
But Thursday viii BE- Boys Out-of-
doors Day, and Friday will be Boys
I nav al Home Boys Day IN Athletics
will be observed on Saturday.
omer Milot Chairman
0uer j Milot. chairman II the pub
LEFTY committee on Boys Week, an
nounces the following as the schedule
Of events for each day Of the week. the
men mentioned being responsible for
the program 70 be carried out on the
day especially assigned.
Boys Day in Churches. Sunday.
April o. G. H. GilBatric, chairman.
A special sermon for and regarding
boys will be preached from the pulpit
Of every church and the program for
the entire week announced.
Boys Day in Schools. Monday. April
y K G. Jenkins. chairman There
VIII be an assembly Of the high school
aud eighth grade pupils at 9 o'clock 10
listen 20 an address b. the Hon. Chas.
+ searls on citizenship. Singing Of
patriotic songs and the salute to the
flag will complete the program.
airz. r. 81 Warner. chairman Of the
school board. will address the pupils Of
the Israel Putnam school at . o'clock,
followed by an appropriate patriotic
program. All pupils from the fourth
grade up te and including the seventh
will participate.
Mr. MeAlister 10 Speak
The speaker at the Smith Street
school viii be- Supervisor Of Schools X.
+ y MeAlistef. The pupils II the two
upper rooms viii assemble for patriotic
exercises and To listen 70 an address
the subject of which will be- 1T Pays
20 stay In School. ="
A. Newton Vaughn, president of the
Chamber of Commerce. will address
the boys Of the State Trade School,
speaking on the subject, THE Respon-
sIblnties of Citizenship.
Boys Day in Industry, Tuesday,
April % ] + Reardon, chairman.
Boys interested in gas and electricity
viii meet al the gas works at 100,
where they will be shown the process
of making gas, Mr., Sherman in charge
They will then be taken to Mechanics
vile station in charge of Mr. Thurs
ton.
Those interested in the water works
viii meet at the pumping station at
10 Mr. sharpe in charge.
Those Interested IN manufacturing
of wooden goods will meet at the Put
uam WooleH 20, at . O'Clock. Mr..
~ lock ia charge
To Visit Putnam Mfg CO.
At 230 the Putnam Mfg. co. win
take care II the boys that are inter
ested IN producing cotton goods. Mr..
Metealf Ia charge
UA. II ~ SILL - will a.. uf.tfal
at 235 Mr. Law will take care of the
boys there
Aisle those interested in telephone
service will meet at the telephone
building Henry Lyon in charge.
Al $50 boys Interested in banks and
banking will be entertained by Mr.
Gilpatric at the First National Bank
The Putnam Foundry should be Wis
tied not later than $40 at which time
they can see some of the work being
done As the foundry begins to pour
az I o'clock it is absolutely necessary
FOR the boys TO be on time Mr. Rey-
nolds in charge.
Boys to Go Hiking
The Putnam Trade school will be
visited by the entire class at iiti. Mr.
Ellis viii take charge Of the boys
there
Wednesday will be the anniversary
of the Putnam Rotary Club Ne Boys
Week program this day
Rows Day Ont-of Doors. Thursday,
May Fred NJ Prince. chairman.
BOYS will meet Rotarians at Cargill
Park at . o'clock. then hike 10 Pom
+ fret. $40 p. m. sports consisting Of
I baseball. volley ball and similar games
l la charge Of Henry Lyon. Rev Simeon
+. Gozad, John H. Corhett ESQ p m.
{ hot dog roast in charge Of Walter j.
Bartlett and George Lewis. Jr
Boys Day at Home Friday. May .
+ Ray Bosworth. chairman Every man
should pledge himself Ia stay az home
on that evening and devote his entire
I time 10 his boy, or II he has no hoy of
his own he should borrow" a father
less boy and entertain him with games.
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