Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04
putnam Week Rv WeekPaiot Reviews 1923 In Chronological Form

their block to Central Construction Co. Ready to begin work on cemetery chapel. Booth, Putnam golf profes- sional, to compete in Inwood tourney. Death of Mrs. Felicia Andrews.
 20-City water supply is pure, says statement from chemist. New swim ming pool ready. Louis A. Wilcox dives eight times at Lords Point to recover diamond ring. Elks will sell unclaimed prize auto. Policeman get summer uniforms. Death and funeral of Dr. Spalding. Woodstock. Chau- tauqua has splendid program. Con gregational church picnic at Roseland Favreau- Bibeault wedding. K. c. Bos- worth. L. NJ. Keith. 4. l.. Bonin made Savings Bank trustees. Rotarians represented at Storrs field day. Fred Mignault, West Glocester, appeals from reckless driving sentence. New York jeweler injured by horse in run away accident, in serious condition at Day Kimball Hospital.
 Ex-Governor Templeton royalty entertained at Camp Woodstock. Pa triot Cup for second period goes to Franklin Perry, Putnam. Strikers 10 hold mass meetings to arouse inter est in their cause. Many citizens against bathing in Roseland. Solo mon Taub. New York jeweler, dies at hospital. Sixty day jail penalty for George Bricault; he appealed. Many drunks before city court. Loaded dice results in knife fight in north end. . Frank W. Gordon, aged recluse and Civil War veteran, dies at Woodstock. Fresh air children to be entertained here again.
 August
 3-Putnam mourns with rest of country death of President Harding. Many pool room licenses to be sus- pended. Successful dance in the square. George L. Padgett was old acquaintance of President Harding. Dr. Perry was college elassmate of new president. Putnam will have Me morial service for Harding. Guy Zito's stolen machine located in Can ada. Nathan Eccleston resigns as manager of Putnam Motors. Three people seek Gordon estate. C. A. Thayer resigns position with Beach mont Worsted. Strikers hold large open air mass meeting. Foundations laid for new gas holder. Sl5,0O0 of S20.000 nurses home fund already raised
 10-City pays homage to Harding with simple services. Jake Albert and Hyde Smith. Putnam theatre men, purchase Danielson and Rockville the atres. Assailants of Grace K. Potter, Woodstock little girl, caught. Yer milye through as Manhasset treasur- CT. Henry Lis, Danielson, injured when car turns over on Hickey Hill; taken to hospital Judge Child named as administrator of Gordon estate. Champagne-C -Charpentier wedding. Pay advance for fremen voted. James Maitland, Thompson, gets Camp Woodstock pennant
 17-Four hundred enjoy annual farmers association field trip. Thir- ty-fifth reunion Of Ballard family. Killingly avenue to be rebuilt from Grove street cemetery to Attawaugan. Nightingale Morse mill center of sale rumors. Woodstock Masons have clambake and ball game. Mrs. Gladys Johnson to teach mathematics at high school. James Tansey. national presi- dent of American Federation Of Tex tile Operatives. speaks at open air strike meeting Mir. and Mrs Edward Iamondy. Walnut street. married tif years. Guy zito fails to get ear from Canadian officials Df. Foster oper- ates on 200 in clinic at hospital. Dewey Tetreault decides to support wife rather than remain in jail.
 "Mortlake' says a Windham County governor, perhaps. Four hun drad at Old Home Day ciambake in East Putnam. Adonat F. Morin, prom inent North Grosvenordale young man, dies. Elks, clamhake "shut" by mo- sic cameramen. Putnam dollar day successful. Fresh Air children arrive. George NJ. Fine. wanted here for non- support. arrested in Detroit. Anoth- CT open air strike rally held. Putnam to have no more Sunday baseball games because of small patronage. Chandler place. famous historical landmark of Pomfret, burns. Sheriff Holbrook bed-ridden, observes eight ieth birthday. Fight in Manhasset village card party brings four into court. Vincent McEvoy honored by French general.
 3l-Mrs. Thomas Corcoran sues wealthy husband for divorce. Mrs. Dewey Tetreault. who wed after sew enty-two hours courtship, now seeks divorce. Only S2.000 more needed on hospital fund Advertising expert to talk at Chamber of Commerce ban auet. Dr. Murphy alleges intolerable cruelty; sues wife for divorce. Night ingale- Morse property sold to Provi-
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