Putnam patriot., 1921-02-11
Rough Seas Of WatrImOay
 Result M Six DiUOrCeS
MEN AND WOMEN AIR THEIR MARITAL TROUBLES BE- FORE JUDGE AMMAN AT SHORT CALENDAR
 SESSION OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
Two Petitioners Married Few Weeks-one Little Woman
 Had Fourteen Children.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Tie Blrss rut t ag over the Whites in the typewriting contes. held Monday morning. before the as- seubled school From the winners e .tis contest viii be chosen the team which viii represent Putnam in the typewritinz contest between Tourtel- lotte. Eilliaglg and Putnam to be hel in the school a15itoriam. Ee5. 1Tth The tests which were given &213av were divi5e8 into two parts. .the al vance5 typiets and the beginners Rith four contestants each, for the Blues and TbiGez. The pupils .a came out vifh the three hiyhest standings in their division, Rish thei color side. were. For the asva1ee5 fist. [. B aisoaeaa. blue. second. ? Rouse. white third. R Arnold. blue. For the beyiuuers. hrst. S. Gilman blue; second. R. Cohen. hue; third L. Gilman, white
 Saturday night. Feb. P, tomorrow when al good people are takinv baths the Thayer Academy quintet will play us in a return game for the trip we made to Braintree Jan. 2. The schoo is planning to give the visitors as en- ioyable a time as possible in their short stay with US. An added attrac- ton of the evening will be dancing the hall after the game. For thoss who attend the game there will be nc charge of admission for dancing. 4 dinner is to be served to the visltln@ team before the game, and all that within the power of the school will be done towards furthering the spirit of friendliness already existing between these two institutions.
 Mr. Ellis. sub-master for two years before this. was invited to attenI tha Prom >last Friday. Nobody heard any thing from him for over a week afte he should have replied, and t va hoped that he was going to drop ln on Us Friday night and have 1t be sur prise. But the day before the dance we got a letter from him and among osher things. he said, You asked me t3 come to your Prom, but l haven't even got time to telephone you, to say nothing of coming" and we be IieTe the professor. for If there va ever anything to do, Doe. Ellis was 0n aeek. Besides coaching athletics. he has six gymnasium classes a week. a z she physics and chemistry, and al present. in the illness of teacher, h. is struggling with all the mathematics classes, Me guess he's busy all right. Ne know that the professor would appreciate letters from his friends here in town. His address is 230o Monroe street. Wilmington, Del.
 Tuesday evening the team easily defeated Tourtellotte Memorial High. Putnam played good game and met very little opposition to their pass " X ard shooting. The only points which Tourtellotte gained were ob- tained through free tries at goal from fouls. The final tally was Putnam 42, Tourtellotte 3.
 Instead of including the Wednes- day night game with Killingly in this column, 8 full description has been placed under q different heading, in this sheet.
 Miss Emma Poore, whom everybody liked 50 well when she was here last year, was the guest of Miss Sarah Barber, 23, over the weekend. Miss Poore attended the Prom Friday night and was joined Saturday by Miss Ma comber, the French teacher last year. Both returned to their homes on Sun day.