Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-09
PUTNAM
o'Hara- Cannon Wedding Of Local In
terest-5uyer of DapPIed Horses in
+ Town-changss in the o'Leary
Block.

M. A. Rankin of Worcester was in
Putnam Tuesday.
Capt. John Murray was in willi-'
mantle Tuesday.
Miss Anna Beaumont of Oxford has
been the guest of friends in Putnam.
stephen Wing of Chapman street is
again i'll.
Clark A. Lewis Of Woonsocket was
in Putnam Tuesday.
Sergt. Patrick Hayes Is doing day
duty for part of this week. PATROL
man Benjamin Chaffee Is doing night
duty in the business section.
DIR. ]. M. Sheppard, who has a sum-
mer home in Woodstock, is in New
York.
Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed as follows are un-
claimed at the Putnam postoffice: w.
A. Lewis, G. L. Meyer, Dennis MUIR
ply, Walter sterry. George Townsend,
Lille Miller.
A1umnae of Wellesley in this vi
cinity will attend the exercises at the
college on Friday.
Half Hourly Schedule.
When the summer half-hour trolley
service is established Monday be-
tween Mechanicsville and Putnam, the
half hourly cars will be run during
the afternoon and early evening at 30
minutes after the regular and un-
changed running time of the cars on
the hourly schedule.
Local Relatives at Webster Wedding.
Putnam relatives attended the we'd
ding Of Miss Marcella Cannon Of Web
ster and Thomas James O'Hara, at
ST. Louis church, Webster, Monday
morning. The bride has been the as
sistant organist at the church. Miss
Jennie Cannon of this. city, sister of
the bride, attended her at the altar.
The bride wore white crepe de chine
over white silk with a white picture
hat. The bridesmaids dress was of
pale blue Japanese silk with picture
hat to match. There were number
of Putnam relatives and friends at the
wedding at which Rev Garrett H.
ed by a Worcester caterer at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hughes
On Elm street. Webster. After their
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. O'Hara will
live in Boston.
Getting on with New Dam.
The preparatory work at the site
where the new dam is to be built
across the Quinebaug river near Cot
toms bridge, for the Danielson Cot
ton company, is advancing to the stage
where the real work of putting in the
dam can be taken up.
His Fad DappIed Horses.
A. B. Yetter of New York, who
makes a. speciality of picking up dap
pied horses for his stables was in
Putnam Tuesday on one of his reg
ular business trips Mr.. Yetter has
more than score Of peculiarly mark
ed horses and is constantly adding
new ones to his stables.
Various Items.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hall of Provi-
dence were in Putnam Tuesday.
The Sunday within the octave of
the feast Of Corpus Christi will be
observed at st. Mary's church Sum
day with the customary ceremonies.
About three weeks viii be required
to finish the Novelty works fac
tory. being erected in the north end
Of the city near the foundry.
City Notes.
Miss Blanche Winter of Southbridge,
Mass, has been the guest Of Mrs. Ell
len Bugbee in Elm street.
Mrs. Anne Bugbee of Webster,
Mass. is the guest of Mrs. Longden
of Grove street.
Mrs. Frank Foss of Portland, Ne,
is the guest of Mrs. Henry Morse
Mrs. Thurber of Providence has been
visiting her father, e. ]. Cutler.
Harold Thompson and Harold Tay-
Tor of Willimantic were guests of DIR.
E. L. Simpson and his family on
Monday. making the trip by automo-
bile
Mrs. Richard German has returned
from a months visit in New York.
A meeting Of the Pages of Arthur
was held in the Castle room in the
Congregational church, Tuesday aft
ernoon at half-past four O'Clock. The
thur was held at 7.30.
Rev. F. d. Sargent was in Brook
line, N. H. on Monday.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Helen Will
liams returned to Boston on Monday
after spending the week end as guests
guests of Mrs. e. NJ. Wheaton and
Miss Mary Wheaton.
Philip Gleason of Providence has
been the guest of G.. S. Bradley and
family recently.
Miss Elizabeth Wright of Northboro,
Mass. has been the. guest of her par
ents, Judge and Mrs. e. G. Wright, in
Chapman street.
Mrs. A. d. Mcintyre is spending a
week in Manchester N. H
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bugbee have
been guests of Mrs. Marx Medbury.
Mrs. George Newell and her daugh-
ter of Washington. r. l.. are guests
of II. L. Burt and family.
To Attend Tufts College Commence
nsnt.
Mrs. George Gilpatric is visiting rel
atiFes In Boston and vicinity and Is