Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-24
PUT NAM
Graduating Class at High School Ad- dressed by Rev. Sherrod SouIe- Grange Plans Open Meeting-Doubie Engagement Announced.

Graduates to the number of 22 re- ceived well merited diplomas at the annual commencement exercises of Putnam high school Thursday This | last event but one of commencement week, was held in the Bradley theater which was filled with relatives and l friends. who braved the discomforts of q tropical temperature to be pres ent.
 The exercises were completed suc- cessful. The address was by Rev. Sherrod Soule DID,, of Hartford, a graduate of KiIlingly high school his treatment of the subject, An Obscure Connecticut Celebrity, being excellent. Attorney Charles l.. Torrey, member of the town school board. presented the diplomas.
 The essays were model efforts and were followed with much interest All of the musical numbers were finely given and added much to the pleasure of the exercises, the full programme
 Orchestra; invocation. Rev. F. D. Sargent; chorus (a) Sanctus, from Tours, (b) March of the Toreadors, from Carmen: essay, The Spirit of Arthur, s. Grace Lawton; essay, The Tide of Immigration, Alice Julia Fur long; essay. Our Book Friends. Olive Elizabeth Davis; chorus. Blow. Soft Winds, arr. by Vincent address, An Obscure Connecticut Celebrity, Rev. Sherrod Soule; chorus. Old Folks at Home. arr. by Mclaughlin; presenta- ton of diplomas;@ chorus, In the Gyp- sy's Life, from Bohemian Girl; orches- tra
 The class of 1910 numbered:
 Classical Course-Lloyd Daniel Cole Olive Elizabeth Davis, Alice Julia Furlong. Raymond Greenslitt Kenne- dy.
 English Course-LindIey Cain, How ard Ashley Knight, Joseph Adelard Lacroix, Alvin Sherburn Martin, Ma rion Maynard. Addie May Potter. Arlo Raymond Tibbets. Gladys Williams Wright
 Commercial Course-Ralph Spali- Ing Bradford, Earl Winslow Chandler, Ethel Alice Gorham, George w. Kill born, Ada Norberta Labby. Benjamin Everett Lawton, Sigred Grace Lawton, Grace Lillian Potter, Marguerite Chris tine Quinn, Jay Evans Rich.
 Open Meeting of Grange.
 Putnam grange is to have an open meeting next Monday evening. at which an entertainment is to be given by the children.
 Foresters' Official Board.
 Following are the newly elected of- ficers of Court City of Putnam, For esters of America: John Ferns chief ger; Donias Jolie, recording secretary; Theodore. Boulay. senior woodward: Edward Giirard, junior woodward: Au- gustus Martin, senior beadle; Albert -hiOuAs Jthi1A DtoAAIs ~hA@A As trustee.
 Masons to Attend Services.
 Members of Quinebaug lodge of Ma sons will go to Woodstock Sunday to attend services at the South Wood stock Baptist church.
 In Compliment to Senator euIkeIey.
 Putnam republicans are among those who have been invited to be present at Ricketson's in Hartford next Monday evening, which is named in the invitation as United States Sen ator's night. this in honor of Morgan G. Bulkeley.
 Layout of Sewers.
 The sewers for the building of which bids have been requested by the city of Putnam are to commence at the Quinebaug river at near the june ton of John street with Chapel street running thence on Chapel to Bridge street to Church street, to Woodstock avenue to Marshall street and to Providence street. It is expected that work on them will commence early in July.
 Noted Out and About.
 The Putnam commercial school, which has had a very successful first year, Is to cE>e the summer on July l.
 A reception for Mrs. Jaquith of Ne braska is to be given by the Woman's Missionary society of the Congrega- tional church this fFriday) afternoon.
 The prayer meetings al the church es were postponed Thursday evening