Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-05
Leniency Toward Prisoners.
FAMILY REUNIONS TUESDAY.
Wheaton Family Foreaather on Oak
 Hill, Enjoying Clambake.

There was a. reunion of the Wheaton family at the home of AIr. and Mrs. Walter Wheaton on Oak Hill on the Fourth, and a Clambake was one of the features The party included Mr. and Mrs, E. N. Wheaton. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Turner and their children, Wal ter, Jr, and MatheWson. MT. and Mrs Howard Carpenter, Frances and Rich ard Carpenter MT. and Mrs. $. $. Carpenter, Miss Bessie Carpenter, Miss Mary Wheaton, Miss Beatrice GoodaIe AIr. and Mrs. MatheWson AngeI, Ed ward AngeIl and Arthur Laduc
 Dan Cutler Family Gathering.
 At Hawkins grove in West GIocester R. l.. on the Fourth, the annual re- union of the Dan Cutler family was held, with members present from a number of places in t.h;s vicinity. This reunion is an annual event and each year bTln2s together family membe who seldom meet on other than such occasions. \ c.ambakc was enjoyed. Among those who were present from 1 this city were E)r. and Mrs. William Sharpe. Dr. and Mrs Harry w Sharpe. Miss Naude Carpenter. Miss Mary Car renter. Miss Mice Carpenter. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hawkins and family
 First Sunday Ball Game.
 Sunday will witness the first effort to play Sunday baseball in Putnam. The grounds at the new feIG-on the far grounds-&re Icing made ready and il is expected that the largest crowd ever at a same in this city will be out to see the sport. Notwit hstand- nI" that there has been opposition to the plan to play Sunday ball in Put nam, it is understood that the man. agement is counting much on freedom from official interference because of the fact that the grounds are in a section where there are only a few houses.
 The fans Of the city are alive with interest in the Sunday baseball pro- Eramne and are very anxious to see games played, as is done in many Con necticut towns and cities on holidays.
 Sunday School Picnics.
 Sunday schools of three churches in the clry-St. Philips. Methodist, Bap- tist-Were out on the Fourth for their Baptist and St. Philips schools was al ROseiand park while the members of the Methodist school went to Qua die
 Basket lunches were taken along and the day give mover to splendid Out-in-the-Open amusements. At the Methodist picnic there was a pro- gramTne of events in the line of sports arranged by G. Stanley Shaw. The transportation committee for this pie niC was made up of J. Herbert Marsh, c. Stanley Shaw, Addison Seelins, trucking: Mrs. William Hall, Mrs. G. D. Stanley, refreshments; G. Stanley Shaw, Addison Seekins boating.
 The transportation committee for St. Philips school outing was made up of Rev. C. J. Hartman, Harold w. Files and Pierre H. Myers; the refreshment committee, Miss Emma Merriam, Mrs Oiin $. Nichols, the Misses Weeks.
 Miss Borhauer Visiting Friends.
 Miss Caroline Borhauer of Lynn, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Sarah O. Macdonald. Miss Borhauer, now of the staff of teachers of the Lynn High school, was formerly teacher of French and German in Putnam High school.
 Caught on the Fly.
 Miss Katherine D. Aylward of Dan ieIson was 9 visitor with MT and Mrs Charles T. Thayer Tuesday.
 Malcolm M. Wiley is to enter Clarke college at Worcester this fall
 A Leominster, Mass, concern has secured the New Brunswick tract of woodland that was being negotiated for by E. NJ. Wheaton and associates.
 The Putnam team was accompanied to SOuthbridge by many local rooters Tuesday afternoon.
 Letters addressed to Charles Chiles. Joseph Granel, Brine TaIlis, George WeIch. Mrs. Belle w. Sheldon are un- claimed at the postof1ce this week
 Tax Collector Alfred Bonneville is to commence the collection of city taxes t1iS morning