Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-21
PUTNAM
With the Graduatss--Storm Of Hail
and Rain While Sun shone-Death
OF Justus srisgs-Pases Rewarded
With Outinq.

Postmaster Mrs. Frank g. Let
ters and Mrs. Myra Munson Of this
city and Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Shaw
OF Springfield, Mass, are spending the
week at Camp Bide-a-Wee, Mr. Let.
ters' summer cottage at Quadic.
i Mr.. and Mrs Byron e. Howard Were
IN Boston Monday and Tuesday at
tending the class day and commence
ment exercises of the New Engls nd
Conservatory Of Music. Mr. Howards
brother, Wesley w. Howard is a mem
Der of the graduating class. Miss
Rachel +. Andem, p II. s.. 07, was
also graduated from the New England
I Conservatory this year
Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed to the following
persons remain uncalIed for at the
Putnam postoffice: Gentlemen-L. A.
Andrew, Nick Lamandoe, A. Nou, s.
Shefer, J. Sheppert: ladies-Miss Grace
Aneas. Miss Bessie Grahani Mrs. A. j.
Newton. Miss Della yerboncoeur. Mrs.
Engen Whittier.
TourtelIotte School Graduation.
The first. graduation exercises of the
Tourtellotte Memorial High school
We're held Tuesday evening in Memo
rial hall. The programme was as fol-
lows: Mnsic. Cargil1 orchestra invo-
cation. Rev. John r. Miller; essay,
Esse Guam Sideri, Eerrics l.. Young
? ,,
Problem The Passing Of the Seven
/ Wonders. Samuel e. Arnold. Earl G.
Pierce (class ehoicet .ITHasic. address,
Alexander MekIejeiln. dean of Brow n
university presentation of diploma s,
e. F. Thompson chairman of commit :
tee; music. Cargill orchestra.
The graduating class viii hold its
reception in. Union hail at North
Grosvenorda1e this Wednesday) even
ing. The 1911 class members are
Samuel e. Arnold. William G. Arnold
Cleophas p. BONN, Earl c. Pierce. Ed
win n. Rawson, Alphonse J.Vincellette,
Amy TQurtelotte. Bernice L. Young.
Class Day Exercises. -
i The class day exercises of the Put
nam High school viii be held at the
Bradley theater this "wednesday af-
terneon. The programme follows: Sc
| lection, High school orchestra: class
history Marion Renshaw, trio, Charm
ing Spring. Mendelssohn, Marjor.e
Richardson, Mary Stoddard. Flora
Weatherhead; class will, Eiizabe,E
Russell; souvenirs. Bessie Carpente:;
Song at Sunrise, Manrey girls Choir
US: class prophecy. Marjorie Richard
son: selection, High school orchestra
Hail, Rain and Sun.
Tuesday afternoon Putnam peopis
witnessed the peculiar spectacle of 3
| combined hail and rain storm which
| lasted about ten minutes. the sur
shining brightly the while The hail
stones We're the size of a small walnut
City Notes
/ Miss Adah Alexander of Boston
| spent the week end with relatives il
| Grove street.
Miss Loretta Allard of Boston has
! been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
! Joseph Allard. IN Florence street.
! William Griffin and Martin Griffin
! of Boston were guests of Putnam rel
| atiVes over Sunday.
Miss Josephine Fuller and Miss Alice
I Fuller of Worcester have been visiting
| local relatives.
6. Harold .Gilpatrfc has returned
from Juniper Point, Me, where hi:
/ family is spending the summer.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Blythe OF
! Bradley street have returned from :
brief visit with relatives in Providence
| r. T.
Miss Maude Case of Worcester haE
! been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
! William Case. of School street.
! Daniel Byrne of Boston spent the
/ week end at his home in this city.
| F. E. Brunette of Providence wa.
{, the guest of his family over Sunday.