GOLF TOURNAMENT
For Ladies at Country Uluo Links
November 18
Because of the very limited number
i of ladles who have been interested In
competing for the silver cup present
i ed by George E. Shaw it has bet n de
cided to hold a handicap tournament
| for the ladies.
The tournament will be held Thurs
day. November IS. Every lady who
wishes to enter must place the score
of at least three rounds duly vouched
for, in the score box on or before No
vember 16. It t» honed In this way
that every lady in the club will take
an interest in the tournament.
Last Saturday evening a man supper
wuis served to about sixty hungry peo
ple by Mrs Charlotte Chamnlln. Mrs.
George E. Shaw and Mrs. George W.
Gilpatric.
Next Saturday evening. October 28,
rain or shine a chafing dish supper
will he served at the Club house to
the members and their Invited guests
at 25c per plate followed by a dance.
On Friday, October 29. the evening
will be given to cards. There will be
some entertainment or special attrac
tion at the Club House on Friday and
Saturday evening of each week. Mem
bers should watch the bulletin board
and the local papers for details.
PUTNAM WOtttN
Took Part in the Suffrage Parade at
Boston Saturday
Among those who marched in the
Connecticut section of the “Victory
Parade" In ihe Suffrage demonstration
at Boston last Saturday were: Mrs.
C. D. Arnold and Mrs. W. J. Bartlett
of Putnam. Miss Rosamond Danielson
and the Misses Edith and Amy Harris
of Putnam Heights. It is estimated
that more than 12,000 men and women
were in the parade.
