Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-10
DANIELSOE AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

' At the annual interclass speaking con i test held Friday night in the High l School Auditorium representatives of the four high school classes delivered standard declamations in the competi- tition for the cup. An interested attend ance filled the hall and seemed well pleased with the efforts of the speakers. The prizes given were a cup for the call whose representative won the rst prize and gold medal The second prize was a silver medal while third prize received honorable mention. The judges were Miss Johnson, hear of the Eng fish department, at the Howe-Mariot school at Thompson, Mfr. Warren of killl- lngly. High school and Mfr. Chapman of Piainfield High The judges decided on the first ballot for Miss Helen Thomp- son as winner of the first prize. As Miss. Thompson is a junior, the class of 1921 %nns the cup this year. Miss Clara Keller of the freshman class re ceiced the silver medal for second prize. and Stanton Ballard, a senior, was giv- en honorable mention. Previous to the contest the Senior class held a candy sale, realizing good sum. Mir. Snow was chairman and announcer. The pro- sramnne follows:
 spartacus' Address to the Gladia- LeRoy Ames, 1922
 Mark Anthony's Funeral Ovation Over Caesar (Adapted) Shakespeare Stanton Ballard. 1920 1 Wee Willy Winkie Adapted) Kipling Elnorea Fisher, 1922
 Brian Rosf
 Frances Hersom, 1923
 Selection P. II, S. Orchestra Gentlemen, the Knight I Enller 1Q92 i The Highwayman Moves 1 Helen Phillips, 1921
 flora tius (Adapted) MacAulay 1 George Stoddard 1920
 The Heart of Old Hickory l Helen Thompson 1921 | Selection J. S. Orchestra
 E. H. Snow spent Saturday in Wor- ] cester.
 George w Child of this city spent the 1 week end with his aunt in Webster
 The Putnam High School spelling team | for the interscholastic spelling contest with Ki1lingly, High has been picked by a final elimination contest last Thurs day afternoon. held by MT. Macdonald and Miss Janvon The contest will be held In Danielson, probably next Fri day evening, the eighteenth. All con- cerned are endeavoring to win back the cup which Killingiy won by a narrow l margin last year.
 This week in Putnam several bal games are scheduled for the High Schoo | team. with Manhasset performing or Saturday. The game scheduled for las Saturday was cancelled because of rain The 300 membershil of the local lOdE, of Odd Fellows has been reached. sev enteen candidates waiting to receive the | initiatory degree next Thursday even ing. The degree team will be connpos ed entirely of past grands. which vii 1 confer. the, first degree, while visiting ,I degree teams will confer the second anC third degrees
 I Chandler Morse, son of Mir and Mrs
 F. F. Morse, Seward street, is i'll witl
 scarlet fever. He has been progressing i rapidly. and was resting comfortably ol l Saturday.
 I Robert T Chadwick has purchased the home of M D. Lynch on Franl
 street, MT. Lynch has removed to fla
 In the New Motor Supply building, ol
 Canal street
 The meeting of the Elizabeth Porte
 chapter. D. A R.. will be held in tn chaper rooms. Monday afternoon, May 1C Il The May meeting of thet Girls clu was held in the club rooms last week , Eight new applications for membersh were received and voted on favorably
 
 r held in Union hall an the 18th.
 MT. and Mrs. John Sprague, Tremon street, have moved to Webster Miss Mary Vale is visiting friends i :, Waterbury.
 Mrs. Everett Burgess, who has bee
 making brief stay with friends in Fla P River, has returened home. Miss Ruth Pratt. of the Senior c1as , of Putnam High School is in a Worces i, ter hospital recovering from an operatio for appendicitis.
 . Miss Anette Johnson, daughter of Al torney and Mrs. E. H. Johnson. of Mai |. street. is at St Nincent's hospital. Wol cester. where she was operated on Thur,
 day for appendicitis. pr. H. S. Pease of this city was in Bo. " ton Friday ad Saturday attending tr !. nineteenth annual convention of the Ne N England Osteopath association, held II the Hotel Lenox.
 P J. Sheridan recently purchased tw t houses located on Fremont street F e will occupy the one recently vacated | r Mr. and Mrs. John II. Sprague. The otl c CT. is occupied by Mir. and Mrs. Wallat j. IT.: Smith. .. . V John M. Hogan spent ,Suaday i .- Grosvenordale. ,. 'i ..q- @