Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-24
PUTNAM
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treasurer, eJanette Gilbert The class colors were purple and gold.
 A marriage return at the office of Town Clerk David Flagg shows that on May 2s Carl>A. Johnson of Putnam and Miss Margaret iHS Beauregard of Northheld. Mass, were married by Rev. William Bragg of Hartford. The ceremony was performed in Hartford.
 Members of the Putnam County club will be guests Saturday of the Cohasse club in Southbridge. In addition 10 the golf team. the Putnam club will be rep resented by tennis team. When the club in Putnam was first formed there was some interest shown in tennis. but this sport was soon dropped. This year the interest is revived, and the following will make the trip to Southbridge and represent Putnam on the courts: Noel Sanborn. Edward II. Snow. William L. Macdonald. Thomas Roach. Dr. H. B. Wright. Dr. Carl T. Phillips and Carl Kent
 Dr. F. E. Baldwin and Dr. B. B. Loveland of Putnam are attending a meeting of the Tubercular association. Attorney Charles l.. Torrey was in Willlmantic Thursday, where he as a ] member of the state board of education presented the diplomas at the graduation
 
 County Detective William Jackson was in Putnam on business Thursday. | Lucius P. Merriam has been elected | treasurer of the Putnam Country club to | i'll the vacancy caused by the death of | Frederick J. Daniels.
 George A. Vaughan, Jr., of Boston was in Putnam Thursday.
 meeting of the officers of the Wind. ham County Farmers association was held ill the association rooms, Unlor block, Putnam, Tuesday. The principal l subject of discussion was the work ir home economics that the association hal been carrying on successfully for severa years. After careful consideration 1t wal decided by the officers that 1t would bl financially inadvisable to try to continue this branch of work, and it was regret. fully voted to discontinue it after tht first of July. Emphasizing quality rathei than quantity, the meeting voted that thu 1 Windham County Farmers association policy Is ''to encourage profitable farming rather than more farming It was tn, opinion of those present that the assoca ton is now making more progress thai it has ever made and that its work il filling a need in Windham county. Thos
 present were President s. H. Peckham
 Woodstock Vice President Louis S. Bar
 
 Whitman Danielson of Putnam and tn
 following directors: Dr. G. P. Perley
 Woodstock John R. Stromberg. Pom
 fret William S. Warren, Eastford Al
 fred Harvey, Putnam John z. Labellt
 Killingly Malcolm wibberley, Canter
 bury; Charles F. Brenn, Scotland
 Thomas Mara, Windham; Mrs. c. D. Al mold, Putnam; Mrs. L. H. Healey, Wood
 stock; Mrs. Grace A Sweet, Sterling
 Mrs. Susie G. Williams. Brooklyn Mir willis Covell Pomfret
 There was a small attendance at tn
 annual meeting and reunion of the Put
 nam High School association which wa
 held Wednesday night in the high scho,
 gymnasium. The address of L. Stanle
 Kelley of Eastford on Educational Prot
 lems was listened to With interest. D / Roy Sharpe acted as master of cer, = monies. The following officers for tl 2 coming year were elected: Presiden Guy L. Baker; vice presidents, Daniel . Byrne, Arthur w. Mills, Jerome Ross, D , Roy NJ. Sharpe, Miss Marjorie Bake ! . Mrs. Helen Alton Ems. Mrs. Mary Asl ) worth Fisher; secretary, Miss Edit Dingwall; treasurer, Miss Marion l
 Warren; entertainment committee, Mis
 Edith Bowen, Miss Ellen M. Wheeled
 Miss Gertrude Jones, Miss Abbie. I
 Keith, Miss Alice Devine. Miss Paulir
 Lucier, Miss Marine Euvard, Miss Ge
 trude Warner, Miss Marjorie Bradfor Earl Hughes, G. Harold Gilpatric, Richard Carpenter; speaker committe Ernest C. Morse, Leon T. Wilson, MT John P. Sabin; music committee. Lew \ o. Williams. Mrs. Katherine Lown, MT Carl T. Kent, Miss Edith Dingwal banquet committee, Mrs. Marion Eros Byron F. Wilcox, Carl T. Kent, Mrs. A thur Keith, Mrs. eJssie Gilbert; invit; 5 ton committee, Miss Marjorie Bradfor Miss Eleanor Carpenter, Mrs. Jot
 Wright.
 Justice Henry B. Montague of Soul