Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-23
PUTNAM
tcsztinued from Pass Six,

the week end with his mother. Mrs l J. B. Bowen, of Laurel street.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Bixby were week 1 end visitors with Dr. and Mrs. F. r. | Perry. Mir. and Mrs. Bixby reside In Bridgewater, Mass, where Mrs. BixbY is matron of the Bridgewater Normrai school and Air. Bixby is town school ac countant. The trip was made by auto mobile.
 E. H. Snow. principal of the High School, has not yet definitely decided as 10 the number and names of the gradu- ates from the school this year, but the list will probably be ready by next week.
 The baseball team of the State Trade School took an interesting game from the team of Woodstock Academy on the latters field Friday afternoon, twelve to ten.
 Mir. Migneault of Jewett City Is the latest arrival at the school Mir. Mig naut is one of the group under the su- pervising of the Federal Board for Vo- cational Education, who are taking vo- cational courses at the Trade School.
 A new flag. 12x1s feet has been pur- chased by the school. and toward the last of the week it Is probable flag raising with special exercises will be held on the Trade School lawn
 
 among Amherst college men of this sec tion over the coming centennial of the institution, which will be celebrated from June Is to 22. Putnam has usally been well represented at Amherst, and at the present time at least two of the students | in the local high school are planning to enter the college. Amherst has had an unusual influence over Putnam ]. R. Davenport, for many years prominent l L. T1.sA~, -~,a -~, 4~.at tial member of the school board, Rev. Charles s. Brooks. Rev. Frank D. Sar- gent and Principal F. E. Burdette of the Putnam High school for many years were all graduates of Amherst. In later years | Putnam was represented at this. college i by J. Hiram Grant, Burt L. Yorke. Ed ward F. Perry, Ernest C. Morse. John E. Brunette, Robert G. Perry. Walter H. Gil- patric, Ralph W. Botham, F. Raymond Gilpatric, John E. Holmes, Raymond T. Wheaton, Harold T. Sargent, and the local high school has also been represented by Robert T. Elliott and George P. Sumner of P0mfret. Most of the Amherst men now living in this section are planning to return for the centennial
 Miss GAteIy, a representative of the federal board of vocational education, wis., tied the state trade school Friday. Miss Gately saw active service as nurse in 1 France.
 Mrs. Barrak K Smith sails Thursday next for her home in Scotland. to remain for few months.
 Pemfret schools varsity crew defeated the boat crew of Harvard, '24, on a half mile course on the Quinebaug river Sat urday morning. The crews started of very evenly, rowing about 32 strokes to the minute, but when the race was half over and Harvards boat slightly ahead Pomfret hit the stroke up to 3e and won by length and half. The time was 2 minutes and 55 seconds. The Crimson was ahead until the boats were within 10l yards of the finish line.
 The lineup was as follows: Pomfret-Pierce. bow; Cady. 2 Kerr 9; Chadbourne. stroke. and Adams, cox . swain.
 Harvard, '24-wood, bow; Brecken . ridge, 2; Hoyt, g.; Gates. stroke. ana
 Sherburne, coxswain.
 , The boating crew was not the only Pomfret team that scored victory Satur day. for in the afternoon Milton academ,
 of Milton, Mass, was defeated by the fas . baseball team of the school the result be 2 ing to victory for Pomfret.
 The committee in charge of Memsria
 day is not ready to give any definite in - formation as to just what organization will participate in the celebration of th , day. All the patriotic orders will o . course participate and 1t Is hoped that th fraternal orders will also be well repre- : sented. The committee has explained tha
 all the fraternal orders are desired to par ticipate and will be assigned places in th line according to their representation. Tn
 commander of each organization Is 10 re
 port to John Fl. Moss. marshal, or Joseph D. Flagg, secretary of the committed
 George W. Baker. commander of GeorE W. Child camp, s. of ". has extended d . invitation 10 all sons and grandsons O
 veterans of the Civil war to join the lin. . All veterans of the world war have bee
 requested to march with Anselm Mayot,
 post, whether or not they are memberl !, All those who can procure uniforms ar
 requested to wear the uniform thls daj
 but many will march in civilian clothes {, The transportation committed, Arthur ( \ Keith and Augustus Cutler, are waiting f = hear from any who would be willing f
 furnish automobiles for the use of th 4 Civil war veterans and such others a
 will not be able to march.
 Tuesday evening at the Baptist ehure
 the roll call will be held. At o'clocl
 on concluding the first event, a receptio It will be given the new pastor, Rev. Joh e C. Stoddard. and Mrs. Stoddard.