Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-21

pal grants to the local feeding stations, | and include payment of local workers | who serve under Hoover's leutenants, | under the direction of Lieutenant Rich 1 ardson.
 The executive committee of the Put l nam Chautauqua met Monday afternoon in the office of Edgar M. Warner. The following were present: President, Mrs. Walter J. Bartlett; secretary. Howard c. Bradford; treasurer, Newton A. Ballard, an dthe following committee chairmen Lot and permit, Elbert Kinney; pub1ici- ty, John G. Johnson; tickets, Charles E. Richardson decorating, Bertha. Child shopitality, Ruth Bartlett. The follow ing. are guarantors for this year Mrs. Walter J. Bartlett, Newton A. Ballard, Charles E. Richardson, Mrs. Chester M. Elliott. Miss Harriet M. Brown, Mrs Jo- sepfine Hall Greene, c. Dwight Sharpe, Marion Warren, Robert Sands, WalterN. Phillips, Edmond S. wDuffy, Rev. George c. S. MacKay, D. B. Gilbert. Howard c. Bradford, Mayor Allie w.. Marcy, Mrs. Henry Sellig, Whlter J.. Bartlett. Annie C.. Child, Miss Emma J. Kinney Mrs. Edgar NJ Wheaton, Mrs. S. Nikoloff pr. Robert c. Paine. Joru F. Child. Alfred E. Harvey, R. S. Danforth. W. E. Mess, | F. Maryott, Henry L. Converse, w. s. Bates. Madeline Mccoy, Bertha Child, FL bert C. Kinney. Samuel Rich, Walter A. l Hawkins, Dr. H. L. Pease, Jot | G.
 Bartlett. Ruth D. Bartlett, Albert vii | Hams, Lillian NJ. Warren, Nellie Blox-
 ham, Ernest C.. Morse, Lewis. o. Will Hams, Edgar NJ Warner J. Richard
 Carpenter: George NJ. Sampson, Mrs Richard Barton. Lewis F. Battey. John
 Ash. Mrs. Robert Paine, John O. Fox, J H. Geeson. Oscar Petersen. Rev. Boynton
 Merrill. Helen Sharpe. D. S.. Elliott. Gen
 evieye Letters Walter Rich, Charles o.
 Nichols, J. F. Carpenter
 4 seven o'clock Monday morninE at
 St Mary's church, Miss Alice Keane, daughter of Mrs. Patrick Keane, Brad
 ley street, was married to Harry Bren- i nan, son If MT. and Mrs. Luke Brennan, : also of Putnam. The nuptiaI high mass
 was celebrated by Rev Adrian Dykenlan
 of St. Mary's At the service the bride
 was attended by Miss Celia Donahue of
 Worcester, and Luke Brennan, Torring- ton. brother of the groom, was best man. Special music was sung by trio
 composed of Miss Lorena Gallant, Miss Louise Mayo and Joseph Belair. The
 bride wore blue georgette dress with
 bead trimming, and hat to match. Fol lowing the ceremony a wedding break fast was served at the home of the birde's mother. Those in attendance were Mir. and Mrs Martin Hogan, Mir
 and Mrs. Edmund Keane Putnam; MT.
 and Mrs. Joseph Kenary and daughter,
 MT. and Mrs. George Russell, George
 Donahue, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Donahue, Worcester Miss Mary Brennan, Miss
 Mable Brennan. Luke Brennan and Ed
 ward Farrell Torrins ion. MT and Mrs
 Brennan left Putnam after the break
 fast for their wedding trip and upon their return will make their home here At eight o'clock at St. Mary's church , Monday morning, Miss Lydia Shaw of , Putnam was married to Vincent McEvoy son of Mir. and Mrs. D. F. K -McEvoy o1 s Putnam The nuptial mass was ceIe.
 brated by Rev. J. J. Elty of Pomfret
 Miss Margaret Ryan, of Putnam, wa!
 bridesmaid. and the groom had as hi g best man, Daniel Weeks, also of this city i. The bride wore a traveling suit of darl S blue with hat to match, and carried ; 0 bouquet of white carnations Miss Ry ian wore a dress of dark blue taffeta, wit ? Tat to match. and carried pink carna [ tions. Following the cexNnony MT. an Mrs. McEvoy left for weeks automo bile tour that will take them to Montre , al. Both MT. and Mrs. McEvoy ar
 well known in Putnam He served f
 the war and achieved a distinguished re -5 cord