Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Rev. S. J. A Rock, pastor of the l Putnam Methodist church, and his two l sons, William and Donald, were in Bos- | ton Wednesday and Thursday, attending | commencement activities at Boston Uni | versity. Miss Minnie Rock is one of the graduates
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Burt, Mrs. Helen | NJ. Wiley, Mrs. Arthur S. Macdonald and Miss Mary Johnson were in Providence on Thursday.
 Mrs. John J. Russell, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. John H. Moss, and Mrs Nelson Lown and daughter Bar bara, left Putnam Thursday morning for Point, Maine. Mrs. Russell will remain for a few days, and the others vii stay until the first of July. The trip was made by automobile.
 Mrs. Hiram Brown, Florence street, is visiting her sister, Miss Addie Tucker, Pomfret
 Edward Casey of Providence is spend- I ing a few days with friends in Putnam. ] Captain of Police John Bulger was in Providence Wednesday on business
 A one-ton truck going north Monday to Worcester, Lowell, Lawrence and Haverill would like a load. Call Put ham, 57-12.-adv.
 Miss Constance Russell of Grove street | Is at Vassar college, Poughkeepsie, N. Y, attending the commencement exer- cises. Miss Russell was member of the class of 1921, but was forced to with 1raw during her junior year because of illness.
 A whist party was held at the Putnam women members of the club. The affair was in charge of Mrs. Jesse Rich.
 During May, all records for receipts through fines and costs at the Putnam city court were broken. The amount of this was collected from yiolators of the liquor laws.
 | The wedding of Miss Dorothy Richard son, daughter of Mrs. Rufus B. Richard Ison, Woodstock, to pr. George Chandler Lincoln of Worcester, took place We'd nesday afternoon at 1 clock at the homo of MT and Mrs Arthur Sherburne Har- dy. of Woodstock.
 Mayor Allie ". Marcy has called the attention of the street lighting commit tee Of the Putnam city council to the fact that the shade trees in many parts Eof the city are Tn need of trimming tOverhanging branches are covering the electric lights.
 At the office of Attorney Charles L. Torrey the following tentative list of graduates from the eighth grades of the Putnam grammar schools was issued on Thursday: Smith street school, Sadie Pearl Zaltas, Jennie Ida Obletz, Frances Rachel Obletz- Corinne Mareella Wilson. Tillie Kaminsky, Marie Rose, Laura MacKay, Annie Levine, Geraldine Lee Frost. Isabella Sarah Simon, Stanley |, Stephen Comiskey. LeRoy Williams Thompson, Lyman Henry Holland eighth grade in high school building, Tina Altman, Alice NJ. Andrews. Will liam Perry Barber, Gladys NJ. Chaffee Edith ". Child, Harry Cohen, William A. Converse, Walter F. Gardner, Maude E. Greene, Earle NJ. Harvey Morriss NJ Haskell, Sidney A. King. Margaret M Mahoney, Madeleine D Mccoy, Fernand Phaneuf William M. Reardon. Margaret PI Ryan, Rainsford B. Sherman. Helen c. Smith. Florence M. Spellacy, Edna B & Taylor, Harold A. Wilcox, Marion A , Wilcox, Moses A. Jackson, Annie A Watski Ulysses LaRose Rosa Ruell There are to be no exercises in connec ton with the awarding of the eighth grade diplomas. Each graduate will bc given his on the last day of school. l William l.. Macdonald, superintendent 2 of Putnam schools, and president of thu Parent-Teachers association, stated or Thursday that the Parent-Teachers' as r sociation is to open a playground in Put
 
 e Carpenter has been engaged to super = wise the children. In all probability tn grounds will be opened the first week il 3 July, although no details have been set tied yet. The association now maintain two grounds in the city, one at tn Smith street school and one at Israe Putnam school. At the latter groun, six new swings have recently been in stalled, and three see-saws put in place Further kequipment is to be purchase for use Ashis summer. Miss Carpenter who is to have the work in charge, i the daughter of Mrs. Alice Carpenter South Main street, Putnam. She is nov attending a school of physical education in Boston. She was graduated iron Putnam high school in 1919.
 Herbert Smith. Jr., so nof Mir. an Mrs Herbert Smith, School street, Is tn guest of his parents this week. MT Smith is now employed in the Unite States aerial mail service, and opera te a mail plane between Chicago and Sal Lake City. He receied his training il aerial navigation during the war il which he served as a naval flyer.
 The marriage of Miss Minnie Miriam Diamond oldest daughter, of Mir. an, Mrs. Samuel Diamond, of Putnam. an ICharles Jacobson of New York has beel announced The ceremony took place ol Monday evening in New York hote The bride was attended by her sister Miss Elsie Diamond, of Putnam. Tn best man was Leon Jacobson, a brothe of the groom FoIlowinpN the Ueddinl