Putnam patriot., 1925-09-11
BIGGEST cELERRArIos PUTNAM fias EVER HAD EEISs. PLASssED
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ra. r-ss@r. Rse C. E. Be1&rd. ad- dress J sn A Macdonald. State High aaF Com r1lsszoners address. 5F state gHcar of ff.s Legion band sa is7r-igf {; address. Gozsruer Irzfsb1l4 aszRei4- ing of tabiesz. reading EoA of men who died ir the serVlcsf placlnZ Of grreaths thin-g seconds of silezee taps band selection address oy prIxl- riuai speaker aedIct4uns ksTs a.e Q. Burton. Star Szzngied Banner
 The committee recommended that the stores De kepr sPen until iLSV Q. m.
 That fl feasible Enere be g football game arranged in ths morns1g
 That a band concert f military band is secured Co be held after the eE- ercises.
 Csmnittsss Appointed
 The recon nlendztion of the follow Ing committees was also made.
 Program. Francis Hsteslf, O. E. Tulf. George L. Pasgett, T. II. de- Coudres. 4 Newton Vaughn. C. 4 Boyee.
 Publicity. George L. Padgett, wsao was appointed as chairman a. fR- ner meeting with authority to sslegr others. named A $ Macdonald and Alex Gilman
 Invitations. consisting of 4. Gilman Miss Katherine Byrne. C A. Richard W J Bagtlett John 5 Byrne-
 Hasic. P. (. Jenkins and c. D Sharpe.
 Parade. J , He'1arry and John fl Moss
 Providing luncheon for visiting military bodies. fiaa1medl.
 Traffic. members of the highway committee If fhe e.tF ec11e3. and Captain of Police Jarvis
 Building. Ralph S Bradford
 Finance. Byron 3 BaKbee Charles |. Torreg. Mrs. F. T Warner. Alex ander Gilman. Mrs z A Wheloek. pre-. Napoleon Jette.
 The committee further recommend ed,
 That the Armory be secured in case of indictment weather, that the two tablets b. draped and f possible a relative preferably a child of one af she deceazed aHved the tablets. that the parade start from Union Square af l15. that taps be sounded iu diff fereHt parts of the cIty that the speaker's platform be at the head 1f South Meadow street.
 Adopt Reeomulend@tions
 The recommendation as made were adopted hy vote be the general com mitfee. T. was alsa voted that the committees as named be empowered ta earrg 8It the general plans and to eH- large theIH membership f deemed ad disable He finance committee Vas authorized to q zk f5# .eiectmen f0 call ; snsrIai taan meeting ta E8te upaH ar aupr anriatiun ta G#zzaf fhe eEpeH=a. at tH6 celebration fHIs fIHg Ha #=eH= =ea.aHH faH Hez daz HaaH- #aF aE rH o'clock
 ls=aa-= at.s5=ana sae zGaE aH invitation azif conveyed Governor EHaH Hz =ta# H=H siaHer }i#=aaH# and ztasa B#ak Examiner HaBH E EtsHs ta 4ftaHs 1#iHsatz=H = Heea accepted. and sEat 6at governor and staE would attend
 s2asz sElsl anHoaHcad that sit boat iuuht the d Division Regiments. Band ar some other. H1lI8 be seHf=Hl Putnam and that it zus very probable fLat a det4chment frnm fhe submarine buse at New London would be ordered here. and that flying unit might be available for the daS Thess announce ments created much enthusiasm and delight among committee members.
 Speaker of Note
 l. is hoped and expected, chat A. torney John II Bricn 0f Worcester will be the speaker of the day Mr O'Brien is Past Adjutant General of the American Legion, served tWo years under General Clarence Edwards, is commander of the Worcester Post. American Legion, and is speaker Well known for his magnetic oratory.
 When the meeting adjourned for two weeks the members of the committees telt that the plans 70 give Putnam a celebration that would bring the city favorably before the rest of the state was well under way, and no doubt was expressed but that the citizens of Put nam would back up the project by vut ing n substantial appropriation at ths special town meeting The sum oi S2 GOO was tentatively suggested ts