Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16
DANlELSOE AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Miss Gladys c. Sheldon and John Pal mer Prescott of Webster were married Tuesday evening at the home of MT. and {. Mrs. George L. Padgett Fremont $ street. The ceremony was performed by u Rev. Boynton Merrill, pastor of the Sec T attended by Miss Dorothy Prescott, sis s ter of the groom who is student at z Smith and Raymond W. Sheldon of Bos-
 ton, brother of the bride. The bridal f party stood under an arch of white roses n erected at one side of the room.
 The bride was gowned in white satin and carried shower bouquet of white
 roses. Miss Prescott wore green silk . and carried pink roses. There were pres { ent, Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Prescott, the { groou's parents, Mir. Prescotts mother l who lives with the elder Mir Prescott, I, and MT. and Mrs. Padgett. After the supper MT. Prescott and his bride started in an automobile for Tam worth, N. H., where they will spend their honeymoon in a summer cottage
 owned by the Prescotts. | The bride is the daughter of the late
 Mir. and Mrs. W. ". Sheldon of South Woodstock For four and a half years
 she has been bookkeeper for The Ob-
 server Company and for three and one half years of that time, following the | death of her mother, she has made her | home with MT. and Mrs. Padgett. Mr. | l Prescott is the only son of Mir. and Mrs | l J. P. Prescott. He is associated with his 1 father, one of the leading citizens Of Webster in the foundry business of J. l
 P. Prescott and Son, and the Prescott | Auto Parts Co. After December 1, they l
 will occupy their own home at 430
 School street, Webster. The bride re-
 ceived many beautiful gifts.
 The republicans of Putnam have named the following candidates for town
 offices Assessor, E. B. Kent; board of
 relief, F. W. Seward selectmen C1ar-
 ence E. Pierce Luther M Keith; agent
 twon deposit fund, David Flagg; audi , tor, Leon T. Wilson: tax collector, At torney Ernest c. Morse; constables, Pe- . ter Gardner Hermon G. Carver Nelson
 Clare; registrar of voters, Hernon G. Carver; town school committee, Silas M. 5 Wheelock, J. A. P. Gagne; library direc- e tors, Eric H. Johnson, Frank r. Rus tl sell, Frank x. Lucier.
 - Nearly all Of the more than 40 aliens Il l who will come here Tuesday next to be @ naturalized subjects of Great Brit e ain, many of them born in the Dominion
 of Canada.
 Il The list representative of Putnam . Killing1y, Thompson, Poufret, Wood '- stock and Plainfield is as follows: Jo- l. seph Christina, Butcher Marion. Henry o Cooper, Thomas Cooper, David Reed c Hicks, Wilfred Daviau. John William ]. Warhurst Eldegard Cabana, Joseph d Demers. Felix Dufeault, Euclide Trahan, 0 Louis Dumas Angelus Raphael Brac- n ciale, Albert Langelier, Adolphe Desjar- h din, Victor Smith, mar Houle, Euclde
 Croteau, Louis Phiiipp" Durand. Joseph n Ducharme, Godfrey F.(nd, Philip Fer T land mer Ferland, Thomas Powers, Ha- e zen Albert Calhoun, Edward Dutrenble, e Alfred Thompson, Simeon Berwin 't' George Shepherd Frank sunoski, Pat
 rick Mullen, Harry Kennedy, Emil Eric .- son. Louis Alfred Hamel, Alphonse Pion, S Fuclide Narcotic, Tousaint Contant, IT Charles Emile St. Gern1ain Amedie Gau- nond, Edward Bruce, William Christian ; Van der haan. Alcide NJ. Page, Henry .9 Sf Ciernain, Andrew Gnoza, John Rice. , h addition a number of cases contin- a ued from the May term will be heard
 wdcneslay morning in the superior p court, Judge William AfaItb!e presiding, e an uncontasted divorce was granted Ma g Tie. Copeland Of = ooklyn from Harold le Copeland of this city. Mrs. Copeland l. alleged intoIerabie cruelty and in sup D. port Of her claim through questioning
 by her counsel, Attorney A. G. Bill of 'e Danielson. told the court that upon one re occasion Copeland knocked her down in U a scuffie to take away from her Q bun 'S de of letters written to him by other O women Witnesses in Copeiand's behalf at the hearing were Mrs. Byron DeWlS to of East killingly and Mrs Lulu Kilpat- <; ric of Brooklyn where the Copelands io formerly lived on a farm. Mrs. Cope 10 mls land was given the right by the court tc ~ o, assume her maiden narne-Marie Le- = Due Mir Copeland was to have contest
 ed the suit but withdrew appearance on through his counsel Attorney Charles ss L. Torrey of this city.
 +- -I, Following the Copeland case, the civi e. action of Edward c. Au1es of the towr of of Plainfield vs. Charles Dansereau wht IT, lives just south of the Hubbard sawTnil ,- territory, below South KiIlinsly, wal ee taken up. This action was over th' n5 ownership of calf, which Mir Ame! ri claimed was led away from his place a rs night. Later he went with the late Dep ,e. uty Sheriff George Bliven of Central VII " lase to the Dansereau farm, located H. calf that he claimed was the one tha
 disappeared from his place and replev
 ined the animal.
 ,f- Fans here and in tho Grosrenordale " over the showing that Paul Johnson. A. North Grosvenordaie boy is making i 0r. his initial showings as a member of tn St, Philadelphia American league team
 Johnson slammed out hit and stole de base in his first game with the Athletic he against Cleveland and In Tuesday so- game contributed toward second de Lee feat for Cleveland by turning into tW ib- two more hits and getting two put out. ac- Until recently Johnson has been playin se- with the Worcester team He is playin fer
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