Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
DANIEISON AND PUTNAM NEWS.
fs-ir HfH PUTNAM

A telegram received here Thursday announced the arrival in. New York
 of Corp. Leon Talbot, who volunteered for service two years ago this month and who, has been overseas for about | year. fighting as q member of q. ma
 chine gun battalion. He is at Camp | Merritt. ''.,'hs LII.
 Peter LeBreeque, one of the selec-
 tive service men sent out from this city, has returned to his hofne in At l taWaugan after being mustered out of | service. Ag
 Members of A. G. Warner, woman's l Relief Corps, will decorate graves of their deceased sisters in the, cemeter- ies at West Thompson and at Grove \ street this afternoon. as is their an- | nual custom. Miss Madeline Davis. who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. w. Sew ard here for 8 few days, is leaving to- day (F'riday). She has been working here ill the interest of Chautauqua- In observance of Corpus Christi a | solemn procession of the Blessed Sac
 rament took place Thursday afternoon about the grounds. of the Mother house of the Sisters of the Holy Ghost on Church street. The Sisters, nov ices and many others participated in | the procession.
 The third and fourth degrees will | be conferred upon class of candi- | dates of Putnam grange at meeting | scheduled for next Monday evening.
 Several Welcome Home banners are | being prepared for display in the bus
 mess and other sections of the city, l Returned service men say that the sight of such banners give them a
 thrill that only those who have been ] far from home and through trying ex-
 periences can thoroughly appreciate.
 Residents of East Putnam are mak- 1 ing arrangements for an Old Home
 day and clambake to be held on a date
 in August. and this also will be the
 occasion for officially giving local welcome home to some of the service
 men from that section of the town:
 Where is 50 Main street? Anyone who can answer correctly will be, en- titled to go to the head of the class
 ill the opinion of a local physician who
 started out to find that address. Main
 Harris and Elm streets were all re-
 gently combined, officially, into one
 street, Main street., Including a mill
 village in the upper end of the city
 there are now four sets of numbers On Main street. it is said. and it's some
 thing of a puzzle to find any ,parttcu-
 lar one number and still have it the
 correct number. Renumbering of the
 street it's entire length has been sug-
 gested. A class of g members will be grad :
 uated fro mSt Mary's parochial
 school, with exercise at St. Mary's church next Sunday afternoon at 3 O. , clock. Rev. Charles F. Redard will , deliver the address and present med , als and diplomas to the graduates. !; The members of the class are Will
 liam Auger. Arsene Gregoire, George Lajeunnesse, Arsene Harpin, Law
 renee Chennette, William Dumas, Ed gar Lucier. Alferie Bonneville, James Rice, George LaMarche, Lionel Labos- siere, Rosario Guertin Arthur Jette , Agnes Mathieu. Juliette Benoit, Ella Harpin. Canvonna Parertean, Flor :, ence Bazaillon Beatrice Dupre, Me lima Boncer. Bella Cabana, Genevieve Fadnais. Mary Conner. |. f Another class was added to the Ions 7 list that haS gone. out of Putnam
 High school when this years seniors
 were graduated at exercisse held. or , Thursday evening in the. Bradley the
 atre, where. every seat was taken. . The class and school occupied i places on. the stage. which WAS deco s rated The exercises were. opened S H itft dAl o1ti9eSAEa. &Gtt-lfcil I Hfs. lfI- e yoea tion was by Rev. James Henry . Potter of the Second Congregations
 church of this city. Come Where the
 Lilies Bloom was sung by the schoo 2 chorus as the first of the vocal nun, e bers Fr.
 V Tho first address Of the evening f Enitcd States Trade With. Soutl s America. was presented by Miss Elsi,
 Agnes Gallant, America :rizatior wa. f :he subject of an essay. .by Miss c4ladyi f Agnes Robbins. The Hish Schoo n Cslee club sang Ring Out. Sweet Bell }. of. Peace. An, essay, Roosevelt, tn r, Man, by Miss Ruth Delysles Bartlett 2 was of special interest. There was q chorus number. June Song and an or g chestra selection preceding the ad
 'ldrecs of the evening. which was de IT iivered by President Benjamin I a Marshall of Connecticut college. hi n topic bning The Assets of, Yout Il Hunting the New Age. a Diplomas were presented the clas
 by William l.. Macdonald, superiri h tendcne os schools. The exercise = closed with he singing of The Sta 70 SpangIed Banner.
 Y The. graduates officers etc, were; le Cla 0f7iccrs-Walter Clemens
 president; Efnestine Davis, vice pres T. idert: Hazel Converse. secretary le halpQ Piel-te. treasurer. - .- h Class I'IoWer--ONeye daisy.
 a Class CoIors-Oranse and black. #. Classical Course: Frances Louis s. P.att. Hazel Munyan Converse, Ann q. Elizabeah Arnold, Lucy Belle Picket zt Louis Hector Lucier. Mary fCarpente I'd Ruth Delyslc Bartlett. Edith Sherwoc of Giison. .a T. General Course: Dorothy Emf le Horton, Elsie Emma Lewis. RaEr =d Clarence Pierce. Jessie Gertrude Mac A donald, Gladys Agnes Robbins, Laul y. Bartlett, Walter Henry Clemens, Wi ed liam Harold Murdock. v- Commercial Course = Martha Eles r. nor Wallander. Lillian Marie Mae he tens. Elsie Agnes Gallant, Wtlfrs d. Stevens Sharpe, Jolion Margueri ed O'Brien, Estelle. Somers stifes. Pa, ar line Hortense PerreauIt,' Hazel A; ng Storm, Anna Eva Chilcott, Hazel Mil
 erva Clifford Irene Loretta Rensha, I'd Helen Carver. Ernestine True Davis. rs. The class reception will be held th
 Friday) evening in Union hall. r. rx Saturday the seniors will be he Roseland park for the class picnic. tn The High school seniors did not m he nopolize all ofs the graduation homo by in this city Thursday, which was al ed marked, in the afternoon, by t he graduation of the eighth grade pupi e- who study in the high school; buifdi ,n, under Miss Edith Kent. These exc IT, cises were very interesting. especial Ter to the parents and other relatives a: 1ol the friends of the graduates, the m 1i- jority of whom will enter Putna an High school in the fall. The progra he for the exercises was arranged as ft fife lows: School March. Lillian Win he berg. Herbert Clark and Cece on. Smith: invocation. Rev. S. J. A. Roo