Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-14

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 St. Aloysius ...... Q 0 0 10 o 0 O2-5 Nightingales .... 1 Q 0 0 3 Q 1-7 Two base hits, Boulay, Benoit, Stewart, Mclean; three base hit, w. Lee; struck out by Cournoyer, II; by Stewart '; base on balls by Stewart, l {; sacrifice | hit, Boulay, Cournoyer; hit by pitcher, , by Cournoyer, NJ. Degnan, F. Lee; pass ] ed ball, Mcclure. time 1.55 umpires Caisse and Farley; attendance 1,400. Police Captain John BuIger receied . | telephone message from the chief of po- I lice in Bellows Falls, Vt, Monday morn ] ing, stating that a man identified as i Fred Hall had been killed when struck | by an automobile in that city Saturday. It was believed that a man was from Killingly and Captain Bulger was asked to locate his wife, Lucy Hall Efforts to | find the woman were not successful and | officials of the town of Killingly were not able to do more than discover that a woman by that name had lived there, but had left leveral months ago. It is be- lieved that she moved to Putnam Heights. When this was reported to Captain G'uger he tried to locate Mrs Hall on the Heights, but had not been successful late Monday evening. Resi- dents in that section of Putnam were not abe to give any information concerning the family, w5ich. so far as they knew, had never lived there. Details of the accident in which Hall was killed were not learned. Captain Bulger will con- tinue his search for Mrs Hall in hopes Bellows Falls and claim her husbands s body.
 4 large number ot French- Canadian residents me mic in Iol, e hall. Providence street, 10 organize a local committee in the drive that is be- ing made throughout New England to raise funds for the establishments in Woonsocket, R. |, of the College of Mt St Charles of the Sacred Heart. This will be an institution for French Cana dian boys and young men. and in ad- dftion to having regular academic ceurs- es, will give training in the skilled trades. In New England $5O0.000 is to be raised At tae meeting in Putnam Sunday. Alexander Gilman was elected local director and the other officers are Dr. Ge,rge T. Lamarche. president Aime Dumas secretary; Fred Bonne- vile. treasurer. The drive will begin Sunday next and will continue two weeks. Every French-Canadian family in Putnam will he visited by the local committee and while no definite quota
 
 raise farily large contribution here
 At the Children's Day service Sunday morning al tde Second Congregational church. Bihlcs were presented hy the pastor Rev Boynton Merrill. to nine teen boys and girls of the parish who duria" the past year have reached their seventh birthday. This was custom be- gun by the late Rev Frank D. Sargent. Thosa w.lo this year received the gift are Dorothy Bradford, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Howard C. Bradford James Roscoe Child. daughter of Mir and Mrs. John Child: Doris Dean. daughter Of Mir and Mrs. John Dean: Eunice May Hanton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hanton Louis Thomas lanes. son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Jones: Austin NJ. Marcy. son of Mayor and Mrs. Allie W. Marcy; Dorothy Helen Mansfield daughter of MT. and Mrs William Mans field Joon c. Macdonald son of Mir. and Mrs. William L. Macdonald: Myron Albert Perry. son of of Dr., and Mrs
 Edward F. Perry: Fife May Perry, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Perry Pauline Esther Rawley daughter ot Mir. and Mrs. George A. Pawley: James . E. Tatem. 3rd. son of Mir and Mrs
 James B .Ttatem, Jr.; Alice Barber
 Tourtelotte.. daughter of Mir. and Mrs
 Addison I. Tourtellotte Neuart A. Var. beGan. daughter of Mir and Mrs. Ale, Varhedian: Doris c. Johnson. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson; Rufu.
 Holgerson. son Of Mrs and Mrs. Victor Holge-son; Astride Hermanson. daugh } ter of Mir. and Mrs Otto HArmanson } Straits ,Strombelis. daughter of Mir. ana Mrs. Harry Strombalis: Roy woodia l son of MT. and Mrs. F. F. woodis.
 Funeral services for Edwardina Bean , regard. 37, wife of William Beauregard
 were held Monday morning at tel
 o'clock at St. Mary's church, Putnam c Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs l Beauregard wa sborn in Fall River Q Mass, the daughter of Rosanna' Duver 0 and Af3lionse Patenaude. Much Of he 9 early life was spent in Webster, Mass 0 where she was well known. She attend 1 ed the public schools of that town. an. 0 St. Anne's convent. She was marrie 6 Il years ago and came to Putnam 0 where her husband was proprietor of tn 0 Cargill hotel. Besides her husband sh = is survived by her parents, four broth 2 CTS. Selectman Joseph Patenaude, Web
 ster; Hector Patenaude, warden of tn 6 Webster Home Farm; Alphonse Pate