Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

At the home of DR.. and Mrs. Fred
.,x1 X II lBaiilwin, Sunnyside ayenues
A-onuay afternoon, their daughter Miss
May Premetta Evans and Raymond e.
Smith, who is engaged in BUSINESS in
Danielson, were united in marriage by
Rev. Boynton Merrill. pastor OF the
Second Congregational church of this
City.
The marriage ceremony was perform
ed in the parlor, the bridal couple
standing under an arch decorated with
white snowballs and from which bell
was suspended The parlor was other
wise prettily decorated, the general color
combination use dthroughout the home
being green and white.
The bride was married in a travelling
suit of blue, with hat to match. Her
bouquet was a shower arrangement Of
| bride roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Ade-
! line Babbitt of Bristol, wore a gown of
| blue taffeta, her hat being a model in
! pink and her bouquet of pink roses. Tho
| bride was given away by DIR. Baldwin.
| The groom was attended by Carlton
Smith as best man.
After the wedding there was a recep-
ton and refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left during the ev-
ening for their wedding trip. They
are visiting in New York and upon their
return, where they will be at home after
June 2S, will live in Danielson, on
! Broad street.
Relatives and other guests of mem
bers of the graduating class at the Ma
rot school for girls were in Thompson
Monday for the opening exercises of
| commencement. these exercises conclud-
ing Monday evening.
This school, established only a few
years ago, has been very successful
since the beginning At present there
are 60 girls there, majority of then
being from towns and cities outside the
New England states and some of then
from as far away as Cuba
The school, which is one of the mos
exclusive in New England. has more
than 100 applications from student.
who would come there during the schoo
, year that viii open next fall 1t W:
stated here Monday that it is possibl,
that an effort will be made to secur,
another house in Thomson next fall il
, order that the membership of the schoo
/ may be increased to possible Is.
1t was announced Monday morning
; that Eugene W. Ellis sub-master an,
athletic coach at Putnam High sehoo
the past two years. has rendered hi
resignation 10 the town school commit
tee to be effective at the end OF the pres
= ent school year, in order that he ma
! joic the faculty at the Friends schoo
n Wilmington. Delaware. 1t is understoo
h hat Mr.. Ellis, who has been very sue
r cesstul in his work here, is to receiv
/ an increase of $500 a year over TIL
: salary paid him mere
= Director II. H. Davenport of the Sal
h Walton Army home service fund drive i
: / the district made up of Putnam, ThomI
= | son, Pomfret and Woodstock, said Nor
q day morning that the work has bee
a completed except for the getting in {
# contributions that have been promsie
V by manufacturing concerns and a fe
: individuals. Mr.. Davenport said he di
not know exactly how much has bee
g pledged in the district or what the fin;
h figures will be. but that it will be
i excess of $4,000.
S Randall's second hand store sells flu
e niture, musical instruments, bron;
n sprayers etc, and handles real estat
=" Store over Dresser
e Herewith is list of young people
:, be graduated from Putnams publ
Is schools next week, the list being con
= plete with the possible exception of OF
lie or two additions that may be made
lie the eighth grade lists:
t Putnam High School Graduates
Observation-Disclosures Morton, John NJ
Is Hogan.
e General-Helen Resale Byrn7
y Gladys Evelyn Covell. Margaret Loret
IS Frasier, Eleanor Mary Murphy, WiIbo
y, Chase Lown~ Stanton Wars BaTlar
y Stuart W;nfield Paase. George Arno
Stoddard, Donald Perrin Holmes
Ia mmercial-F1orence Irene Smit
:, Louise Evelyn Shaw. Myrtis Eel
Storme, Lillian Delisle. Anna Mar
- Donlon, Ruth Elizabeth Pratt. "
re Samuel Nelson, Edward Joseph Fare
cy J1ilIes 1IoihdS "oodsoh' LOUIS RodinsE
of heyreh harrison Cotter, Thomas Villa
oft