Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-09
PUTNAM

Rev. J. c. Mathieu, director of the Holy Name demonstration, in Windham county, was in this city Friday to Pom- plete details of Sundays program. While here Father Mathieu gave out the following detail of the arrangements of the big procession and the line of march:
 Chief of Police Captain Bulger and po- lice squad; Marshal Francis Lussier and aids Polish American band, Williman- tic. St. Josepf's parish, Willimantic, founded in 1860, director, Rev C. F. Kelley : All Hallows Parish, Meosup, Sterling, Oneco 1881. Rev. J. E. McCar- thy, Rev J. H. Contois; St. James band of eDanielson, St. James parish, 1889, Rev. NJ. J. Ginet; Grosvenordale band, St. Josephs parish. North Grosvenor- dale, 1872, Rev Bernard R. Donnelly, Rev, J. II. Quinn; Dayville Drum Corps, Attawaugan band, St. Joseph's parish. Dayville Attawaugan, Ballouville, Good year. 1873, Rev. I. Kost; Holy Trinity parish, Pomfret, Mechanicsville. 1886. Rev. J. J. Elty St. Mary's parish. South Coventry. 1886, Rev. J. J., McGinnis; The Wauregan band. The Sacred Heart parish, 1889. Rev. J. C. Mathieu; Garde dHonneur, Willimantic St. Marys par l ish, 1903 Rev. J J. Papillon; Plainfeld 1 Military band St. Johns Parish 1903, Rev. R. P. Morrissey The Putnam band, St. Mary's parish, 1866, Rev. c. F. i Bedard
 All the societies will assemble on St. Mary's church lawn where places will
 be received for the different parishes. l The parade will start at 2.30 D. m, 1 Standard time).
 | Line of march: From St. Mary's
 church to Providence street; >to Main l street. around Depot Square, down Pom l fret street to Church street, to Holy | Ghost provincial house, where solemn | benediction of the Blessed Sacrament 1 will take place. out of doors. with 8
 shor tsermon in French by Rev A. w.
 Routhier, and in English by Rev. J. H.
 Grady of Hartford. Counter-march to
 Woodstock avenue to Marshall street to St Mary's church. Disband
 | After the parade lunch will be served at Sale St Jean Baptiste, Providence | street. Automobiles to be parked in St. | Mary's school yard and on Van De Mort
 street. Special trolley service from I Central Village at 12.45, and from Put
 nam at 5.45 p. m.
 Secretary Charles L. Torrey, of the | Putnam town school committee, stated
 Friday morning that an arrangement had been entered into with the county
 commissioners and on behalf of the town
 of Putnam under which the town will re.
 ceive additional money from the county this year for the support of the school Il that is maintained at the county home
 for children in this town.
 Heretofore tile county. has reimbursed the town of Putnam to the extent of S550 a year and the pay of one teacher
 Under the arrangement just completed
 through the conference between the com
 .missioners, Attorney Torrey and Supt William L. Macdonald of the schools 1T
 Putnam the county will pay the towr , s11o0 annual and also the salary of thu
 primary teacher.
 More than 100 children are at tn, : county home and the expense of main
 taining the school. which is attended b! 7 children from various towns in the coun I ty, is nearly s4.000 annually.
 Over in Pomfret many a good laugh i : being enjoyed, because of little featur . of last Mondays town election. Mrs. s : B. Overlook and Miss Beatrice Stevens
 an artist, have been elected grand jur - ors. There were some blank spaces d no> nominations-on the ticket in tha Il town and friends of Mrs. Overlook an : Miss Stevens wrote in their names a