Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-22
PUTNAM

Miss Emma J. Kinney left Putnam on Saturday for New London where she will represent the Sunday school of the Sec ond Congregational church at the Sun-i mer School of Religious Education. Miss , Maude Carpenter and Miss Lucy Farrows of Putnam are also in attendance at the school.
 At Darthmouth college Sunday after noon, Rev Boynton, Merrill, pastor of the Second Congregational church, Put nam, conducted memorial service for the men of his class killed in the world war. MT. Merrill served as chaplain on the Pennsylvania. He is member of the class of 1915, of Dartmouth. Henry A. Wheelock, Church street, a Yale graduate, is in New Haven at- tending the commencement exercises. A number of the teachers in the Put
 nam schools are planning to attend the | summer school for teachers at New Ha- | ven. The course is to cover four weeks l and begins July 6.
 1 Miss Deborah Root who has been the
 guest of relatives here during the hogh 1 school commencement returned to her l home in Uxbridge, Sunday afternoon.
 Casey Cotter, of Pomfret, a graduate | this year of Putnam High school, has en- 1 tered the smploy of the Patriot, as sten- | ographer.
 1 The Putnam Civic club is to hold
 meeting this (Tuesdayl afternoon in the
 rooms of the Putnam Chamber of Com 1 merce.
 The first regular meeting of the Put
 nam Delphian society was held Monday
 afternoon in the assembly hall of the
 high school The wtopic for the discus
 sion was Primitive Man.
 Press dispatches indicate that the nid- | shipmen from An1arol's who are now | on their summer crSHise have reached Co., 1 lon. William Rafferty, Jr., son of Mir. and Mrs. William Rafferty, Grove street 1 is midshipman and is on the cruise | College entrance examinations are be- l ing given this week at the Pomfret
 school, and several boys and girls from Putnam are in Pomfret taking the tests 1 Richard Barthelmess, a favorite in | Putnam, who married last week Mary
 Hay. a moving picture actress, Is an
 intimate friend of John j. Whitehead,
 Jr. They were classmates at Trinity
 college, Hartford.
 Miss Abbie H. Keith. head of the Eng fish department of the Putnam High school is to take the summer course for
 Englfsh teachers to be given this year at
 Middlebury college, Middlehury, Vt. The
 work covers five weeks.
 Edward H. Snow. principal Of Put nam High school, leaves Putnam soon , for the summer He is to engage n cSr1u
 work in New Hampshire. Last Saturday
 he completed the course in pedagogy l which he has been taking at Clark uni } versty. Worcester.
 . Miss Mary Wheelock, of Church street is visiting in Uxbridge, Mass. Miss Alice Adams, daughter of Mir and
 Mrs. c. L. Adams, of Wilkinson street i is to enter Bay Path Institute, Spring field, this fall where she will take a I course in secretarial work. Miss Adams was graduated from Putnam High scAoo
 las week.
 Philip Proulox, of Attawaugan. was ar.
 rested here Saturday night and held al T police headquarters on charge of in.
 toxication. Sunday morning he was re- q leased upon furnishing a bond of s25
 Failing to put in an appearance at the f city court Monday morning, the bono v was declared forfeited.
 II The china committee of the Putnam s High School Alumni association has pur
 chased for the use of the association , l twelve dozen cups, saucers, and te: a plates The association is working t Q get funds with which to securt a com
 plete set of dishes The committee fl l. l charge of the china is Mrs. Marion D IT Frost, Mrs. c. Harold Gilpatric Mrs s Leon T. Wilson, Miss Catherine Russell .- Miss Ellen M. Wheelock gand Miss Mabe f l D. Kent
 = State Agent A. W Buchanan was i, e Putnam Monday morning to examin
 and issue permits to school children de D., string to work during the summer vaca l. ton. About 50 children were examined l. With the closing of schools and col ? leges, many Putnam boys and girls ar 1 at their homes until fall Miss Sylvi D Wheelock, daughter of MT. and Mrs Si 't las Wheelock, daughter of Mr and MT:
 Silas Wheelock, Church street, arrive n home Saturday from Putnam Han le Poughkeepsie, N Y. She hopes to ente y Vassar in September. Miss Maude Car T. penter. daughter of Mrs. Alice Carmen
 ter, South Main street. who was grad is uated last week from Connecticut Go, T. lege for Women is remaining in Ne, n London for a few days, but will pas y the summer here. She has been appoint a ed instructor in English in the Durham