Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-27
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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 PUTNAM

Souvenir W. H. Taylor, or 6art- ford, is the choice of some of the repub- licans of that city as the party's candi- date for the presidential nomination. A straw vote taken by one of that city's leading newspapers found over 1900 of the city's citizens participating in the baIloting. Four of these votes were four Souvenir" he getting one vote less than Governor Holcomb and two less than Justice Charles E. Hughes, while Gen. eral Pershing received only 22 and Dry Bill Bryan only 10.
 Incidentally Johnson led the republi- can candidates in the Hartford vote in which Souvenir figured with 357, Hoo- yer being next with 341 and Brandegee third with 1e9. Wood received but 112 votes.
 On the democratic side Governor Ed wards of New Jersey was far in the lead with 2S8, Palmer next with 75 and Mo Adoo third with 42.
 Souvenir is elated with the compliment paid him and says that if he were elect ed to the presidency he would remove | the national capital to Putnam, his old home totn.
 l Directors of the Putnam Building and Loan association have approved ap- plications for seven loans aggregating l $14, 4,500. These loans are to be to peo- pie who wish to purchase property. At the present time only s4,700 is avail 1 able for loans, but the income of the
 organization each month is now large
 and all of the approved loans will be ! taken care of in due time. The associa- ton has another application for loan
 of $6 900 pending, this from party
 who wishes to build. A new series of
 shares will be issued in July, and it is
 now indicated that it will be heavily sub scribed. It has been definitely shown here during the past four years that re- liable Putnam people will take all of the building and loan money available for investment in properties or for | building new homes here.
 At St. Mary's church. Miss Eva Bous. quet and Harvey Caron, both of this city l were united in marriage by Rev. Charles F. Bedard. Miss BousQuet was attended by Miss Cecelia Cournoyer as bridesmaid and the best man was Arthur Pensange The marriage ceremony was solemnizec within the altar rail, Miss Bousquet be | ing a member of the Children of Mary representatives Of which society attend
 ed the wedding, four of the members act
 ing as maids of honor.
 The bride wore a gown of white satin
 a veil with wreath and carried bouque
 of bride roses. The bridesmaids gowr
 was of pink crepe de chine with whicf
 was worn a black picture hat.
 Following the marriage there was
 reception at the home of the bride. Tn,
 bridal couple, accompanied by four oth
 CT couples, went to Boston, followin, the reception, for dinner at hote
 in that city. After their wedding tri , Mir. and Mrs. Caron will make thei home in this city.
 Today, May 27. brings the expiration I of the time limit for families to vacat houses from which they have been or l dered by the Grosvenordale company a . North Grosvenordale. It was stated her 5 on Wednesday that the families are fo 6 the most part still occupying the dwell 7 ings needed by the company as it ha t been impossible for the warned out fan 2 flies to find other habitations. There will be s4 pupils in the grad : uating class of St. Mary's parochis !. school this year. Plans are now bein . . made for the graduating exercises, whic | i will take place about the third week June. Children of this school gave 0
 Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, in s < Johns hall, highly pleasing entertain II ment that attracted hundreds of men C bers of the parish.
 - Alfred D. Ashley of Central Villa. s has been appointed district deputy ft
 the twenty-6fth district, which includ,
 Putnam, by Frank W. Whiton ne
 grand master of Odd Fellows for Con y necticut. Grand Master Whiton hs II named l.. H. Fuller of this city as ,. member of the standing committee of u y order on legislation.
 It Simon Farley of Woonsocket, forme
 ly engaged in business in this city ar y formerly tax collector, was a visitor 'r Putnam on Wednesday.
 h The Connecticut company will opera n extra cars to care for the Memorial d; III traffic.
 At one time Wednesday morning ca E. from seven different states were park K in the business section, indicative tn IS the touring season is getting into it's fl is swing. One of the cars referred to w E. from Michigan, another from Ohio. h. There was a report current here