Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-05
PUTNAM
Donegan Casey Wedding - Railroad Warns Trespassers-Heh School Teachers Reelected-St. Philips Mission Desires Formal Oreaniza : ton.

At St. Mary's church Wednesday morning Miss Julia Casey of this city and James D. Donegan of East Hart ford were married. Rev. Charles F. Bedard performing the ceremony and officiating at the nuptial mass. The bride was attended by Miss Hannah Griffin of this city, while Joseph Null ligan of East Hartford served as best man for MT. Donegan. Following the church ceremony there was a recep- tion and luncheon at the home of the bride. Mir. Donegan is a conductor for the N: Y. N. H. and H. R. R. com pany, with a run between Hartford and this city.
 Trespass Notices Posted.
 Trespass notices have been posted in the local railroad yards and about the station here by agents of the rail- road company and the same has been done al other stations along the line. It is understood that the rule against treSpassing is to be rigidly enforced. it has been determined that S5 per cent. of the killed and injured on rail road property are trespassers. This, taken with the endless difficulty that has been encountered on account of tramps stealing rides and doing other forbidden things during the last few months has stirred the company to activity in the direction of abating the trespass nuisance.
 Pleased Local Audiences.
 Bunny Gray, the female baritone, closed a very successful three days engagement at the Bradley theater Thursday. evening. Miss Gray Is a beautiful southern girl, with a voice of extraordinary quality, and while suffering from a throat trouble dur ing her stay here she still sang in a fn nd ton. Her personality is free from all of the unsatisfactory details that ire quently mark the male voice imper- senator and her audiences show their appreciation of this by the manner in which she is received by them. Miss Gray, travelling with her mother, Is making her first trip through the east.
 Moves Wicks Wedding June 28. June 28 has been set as the date for the wedding, at Pomfret, of Gladys 1 Ann Moves, niece of Dr. and Mrs $. B. Overlook, and Stanton Doan Wicks, Pomfret. MT Wicks is the | Syracuse. N. Y. who have a sum mer home in Thompson. The we'd ding is to jake place in Christ Memo rial chapel, Pomfret. on the evening 1 of June 28.
 Teachers Reelected.
 The following high school teachers 1 have been reelected for another veal by the town school committee: Miss l Mary Leach, commercial teacher, $500 i Miss Abbie Howard Keith, English l teacher, $500; Miss Mary E. Robbins | domestic science teacher $500. | It Is also announced by the com | mittee that Principal Merrill P. Paine l of the Israel Putnam school. who was reelected recently at $700 an increase 11z L oV7t | ed a further increase of $50, making 1 his salary $750 for the coming year. All graded schools in the town oI i Putnam, with the exception of tht 1 eighth grade. which is located in tht high school building. are to finish tht 1 school year on June B. The eightf | grade will continue in session for ont week longer, until June 20.
 Has Not Accepted Yet.
 The following appeared in Wor- ! cester paper, under a Millbury datt Backus, who has been elected prin cipal of Putnam High school for thu next school year:
 MT. Backus said tonight: 'I have received no official notice of the cleo l ton, although I have received two no tices that made it certain I could hay, ] the position. I have not decided wha l I shall do about it. The advance il 1 salary, of course, will be attractive but I would not care to say anything until after I had looked over tn | ground and found out the conditions
 The fact is I have two other posi- 1 tions that l am considering and on of them looks attractive to me. I an l not ready to say what l shall do, for do not know what the Millbury com | mittee will do"
 The Nillbury salary is $500. MI l Is
 coming from Littleton. He receive