Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-16
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Supt William L. Macdonald will pre- sent the diplomas to the graduates of the eighth grade at the high school building, Thursday afternoon. There will not be any formal graduation.
 Souvenir" ". H. Taylor is already bembarding Harding and Coolidge with congratulatory telegranls and assuring them of his support, which means tha; they will have one of the most alive boosters in Connecticut with them.
 Frank Kennan was at the city court Tuesday morning for an interview with Judge M. H. GeissieF. kennan was takef into custody Monday evening because was charged, he was a little bit to liyel! while standing near Front street store Judge Geissler admeHished him against such disturbances as caused his appear anee in court and continued his case for three months
 K. of c. activities in this district are continuing right into the real sum- mer weather. Plans now made call for the eonfeTFing of a degree by District Deputy Edward Mullan of this city upon a class of candidates of Rose of Lima council of Danielson and on another class of the newly organized St. Ber- nards council at North Grosvenerdale. l The annnal reunion of the Putnam 1 High School Alumni association will l bring together representatives of many l classes of the school this CWednesday) evening, at the high school building. l Rev. William Beach Olmsted of Pom l fret school will deliver the address. Members of the freshman, sophomore l and junior classes of Putnam High 1 school were at Roseland park in Wood stock Tuesday for class picnics. 1 A representative of a New York fresh l air fund is continuing her activities in 1 towns about Putnam and is meeting with l success in finding committees who will l lend a hand in doing the work that is 1 necessary to bring the little folks out l from the city for two weeks in the fresh and full summer country life of Wind ham county.
 | Class day exercises of the senior class I Putnam high school are to be held al i the high school this "Wednesday after.
 noon, beginning at 2 o'clock.
 Putnam people may expect an ad vance in the rates for gas manufactured
 by the Putnam Light and Power com pany It was stated on Tuesday that the 1 coming is at present losing approximate 1 ly $1,e00 month on its gas business That this loss will become materially l greater when present contracts for sup 1 plies expire is clearly indicated, So it i inevitable that the rates be advanced Just when the rates w1ll be advanced
 
 been determined as yet, 1t was stated or Tuesday.
 Miss Odena Peiletier of the West Side Danielson, and Joseph Bodo of AddisoI street, this city, were united in maFriag Tuesday morning at St. James church
 Danielson. The music of the mass wa
 sung by a choir of St. Mary's church
 this city, Miss Elizabeth Byrne, organ
 ist. The bridal couple were attended b. Miss Ida Bedo and Leo LeDuc, both O this city. The brides gown was of whit and she wore a veil caught with a spra, of lilies of the valley and carried bou was gowned in pink with hat to match
 and carried pink roses. After wed ding trip MT. and Mrs. Bedo will nak : their home in this city.
 i; Graduating exercises of St. Mary's pa roehial school of this city will take plac next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock a = St Mary's church All of the approxi : mately 300 children attending the school : will be present for the exercises an y large numbers of the parishioners. Ther , will be the usual presentation of honor T and other features of these graduation r which always have proved so iTnportar ,. an event of the season for the youn t people as well as the adult members ( = the parish.
 T There were two weddings at St. Mary church Tuesday morning. At g ocloe : Miss Dorilla Pepin, daughter of MT. an ;, Mrs. Edmund Pepin of ProyidenC :, street, became the bride of Adelard L; u U riviere. The wedding ceremony and ma II riage mass was attended by many rel; > tives of the bride and groom. who al ; well known in the north section of u D city.
 ui At s.Se Miss Oldea Robillard pecan "a the bride of Maxine H. St. Marie The , 1 wedding mass also was attended l IT many friends. Following the marrial Il there was reception in St. Johns ha