Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
PUTNAM

Miss Frances Lester Warner, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Edgar M. Warner of this city. has received her appoint ment for next year as assistant proc lessor of rhetoric and composition in Wellesley college. Miss Warner is talented writer. "Endicott and r being a collection of her essays.
 Miss Inez Brewer of Hartford has spent a few days here with hef par ents.
 Miss Anna E. Arnold. student at Connecticut State college returned home Wednesday for the Easter vaca- ton.
 No great improvement has been ap- parent in the condition of the, roads in this vicinity. The roads from Killing ly are especially poor. and the wise motorists are making a detour rather than attempt to pass by the cemetery. All others who try, this road have come to grief. In the northerly direc- ton the conditions are not as bad, many trucks passing through. The Thompson route is comparatively free from danger of being stuck in the mud and is the most popular route with | drivers in this city.
 Misses Dorcas and Ruth Bartlett of | St. Margaret's school in Waterbury are spending the Easter vacation at l the home of their parents. Miss Ruth made a brief stay in New York before l her return.
 The April meeting of the Parent
 Teachers association will be held in | the high school auditorium next Tues | day evening at 8 o'clock. This meet l ing is to be in cooperation with the Putnam Civic club. The program will 1 consist of musical selections, an ad- dress by Attorney E-ic H. Johnson and the preliminary spelling match fol 1 the Danielson-P Putnam contest.
 Rehearsals are being held at the high school for three-ac play to bt given for the benefit of the high schoo cadets. The cast has been chosen ant MT. Snow is directing the play. Coach E. W. Ellis will call out thu baseball squad for practice next week 1 A fine bunch of ball tossers are as
 sured and it is expected that Putnam 1 will make clean sweep of the athleti, T championships for the year. Manage
 Pease has arranged a schedule tha will give the nine full opportunity |,
 display its worth.
 I Mrs. H. B. Haskell and daughter
 who have been visiting relatives il
 Maine for the past month, have re
 turned to their home in this city.
 Miss Hazel Converse has returned t Providence after a brief stay with he parents She will resume her work il
 the Y. W. c. A.
 Richard Holmes of Mt. Vernon i 1 spending the week with his grand
 mother, Mrs. A. W. Macdonald. , Miss Rose Hogan of Grosvenordal is making a brief stay with relative
 in Putnam.
 l The construction work on the Man l hasset eompany's new addition is pro l gressing favorably. the foundatio s work having gained good headwa! z The erection of the new houses is als
 proceeding up to expectations. X The Quinebaug river receded Tues ] day and Wednesday but is still ia 9 above normal.
 g The Holy Thursday eeremonit y were held yesterday morning at s t Mary's after the o'clock mass. g Frank Gallup of Killingly has re y signed at the local sub station of tt S Shore Line railway. Marvin Thatchs
 of Danielson succeeded Mir. Gallu, d assuming his duties Thursday. e Bowling teams representing Danie = sor and Putnam are endeavoring 1 n arrange a series of match games 1 g decide the championship of this sex
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