Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-29
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
: PUTNAM

Mrs. C. NJ. French and Miss Annie Cutler of Beffview street, are passing two weeks at Bristol Narrows, R. I.
 Ernest Ghapdefainestt- son of 8Ir. and Mrs. Victor Chapdelaine, student at school of osteopathy in kirksville, Mo, is in Putnam to- pass the summer with his parents at their home on Church street.
 Miss Emma J. Kinney Miss Ella Farrows and Miss Maud Carpenter who have been attending the school of re- ligious education at New London, re- turned to tnier homes in Putnam Sat urday. t.e ~
 Mrs. Edgar NJ Wheaton has returned to Putnam from New London where she has been the guest of George Will Hams and family. She, with her daugh- ter, Miss Mary A Wheaton, is now oc- cuping her new home on Grove street. Putnam Boy Scouts, Rev. G. (. 6. MacKay. scoutmaster, have comp t:ted their arrangements for two weeks va cation and July 19 will go into camp at Webster Lake.
 Invitations for the welding of Miss Mary. L. Dumas. daughter, of MT. and Mrs. Frank Dumas of Providence street, and Daniel Columbia, of Putnam. are he ing received by Putnam friends. The ceremony will be performed at St. Mary s | church July ,, at seven o'clock.
 Miss Katherine Byrne was in Boston
 on business Monday.
 Sheriff Charles E. Gates of Willimantic
 was in Putnam Monday to attend the 1 session of trc superior court
 Putnam friends are receiving an- nouncements of the marriage Thursday night in North Grosvenordale of Miss Vera F. Arnold, daughte rof Mir and 1 Mrs. Fred H. Drury of Baldwinville,
 Mass. The ceremony was performed at | the home of the brides parents at 6:3O
 by Rv. James A. Wood, pastor of the North Grosvenordale Methodist church | Mrs. Hattie. Blake of North Grosvenor- dale was matron of honor. The brides
 maid was Miss Charlotte Drury sister of the groom and the best man was 1 Louis Webster. of Blackstone, Mass The bride was gowneG in white crepe de chine and carried a bouquet of pink ros- es
 The bride is a graduate of Middlebury l Vt, college and a member of Sigma | Kappa. Mir. Drury is a graduate of
 Massachusetts Agricultural college, and a member of Lamba Pho Alpha fraternity Following a reception they left for Rut-
 land. Mass. where they will reside and ! where MT Drury owns a farm.
 Monday in Hartford. Dr. Herbert W
 Foster, of Montclair. N. ]. formerly ot Putnam, was married Miss May Foster
 of that city. Mrs. c. A. Sheppard ot
 Hartsdais. N. Y. who is passing the summer on the Putnam Heights road went to Hartford Saturday to be pres ent at the wedding.
 Among those from Putnam who were l; at Ocean Beach. New London. on Sun , by were Omer Bobitaille, Victore Chap delaine and family. E. E. Woodis anC ) family and Dr. Edward F. Perry anc l family.
 MT. and Mrs. Cleophus Beaudreau. Mir
 and Mrs. Leander. Beaudreau, Ms! Rosanna Beaudreau, MT. and Mrs. Jo
 seph Beaudreau. MT. and Mrs. Alfred
 Faucher and MT. and Mrs. Alfred Beau
 dril, all of Putnam were in Spencer Mass, Saturday and Sunday attending the celebration held in connection witt the 62nd anniversary of the marriage o . MT. and Mrs. Cyril .Beaudreau. Sunda T, morning the honored couple, who ar . well known in Putnam renewed thei marriage vows at a high mass in S . Mary's church, Spencer. The mass wa
 celebrated by Rev. Joseph Beaudrear ...i grandson of Mir and MrA. Beaudreau.
 | was also the first mass that the youn I priest ever celebrated in his native tow1 s Saturday night, at the Spencer town hla
 MT. and Mrs. Beaudreau were given s reception, following which there wa if dancing. It was largely attended, an ? was particularly successful because
 the large number of old fashioned dance l. introduced. late in the evening Mir Beaudreau who has passed her S1! IS birthday entertained the guests by dant
 ing an old fashioned jig, a dance popJ st lar when she was a girl. Sunday ever al ing a family dinner was held at whiC
 nearly 100 guests sat down. includir those from Putnam. At this time s100