Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-25
PUTNAM

PIess;s a leading business man of Put nam. was married to Mrs. Josephine Bro- deur, The ceremony was performed by Rev Adrian Dykeman. MT. and Mrs. Plessis are now on wedding trip, and upon their return will live on Woodstock avenue.
 Leodore Maynard, son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Maynard, Water street, has com pleted his years work at Worcester h. stitute of Technology, and is now at the home of his parents. He is specializing in the field of electrical engineering. On Monday he will leave Putnam for New York where he will be employed for the summer MT. Maynard is a graduate Of <Putnam High school class of 1s16.
 Mrs. G. c. s. MacKay of Providence was the guest of friends in Putnam on Thursday and attended the graduation exercises
 Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick who for a number of years made his headquarters in Putnam was a visitor here on Friday. He passed the winter in California.
 Friday afternoon at the home of MT. and Mrs. Otto Hermanson, Grove street, l2 boys and girls were entertained in honor of the seventh birthday of MT. and Mrs. HerrIanson's daughter, Astrid, and Mir and Mrs. William Macdonald's son, John The two children, who were born on the same day, are playmates. Putnam friends on Friday received an- | nouncements of the marriage in Provi- dence on Thursday of Miss Odna c. Seguin and Charles F. Fletcher. MT. Fletcher formerly lived in Putnam where he was employed by L. E. Smith. They are to make their home in Providence Miss Helen M. Wiley was a Worcester visitor Friday.
 A steady stream of automobiles bear Ing Harvard banners passed through Put nam during the morning hours on Fri | day on the way to New London where the Yale-Harvard boat race was held The pupils of Miss Maruerite C. Burns | gave a piano and vocal recital Thursday evening which was attended by a large l nurpber of friends and parents. The pro- | gramHne was as follows: In Rank and | File, Lange, Harry Rutishauser; Star ot l Hope, Kennedy. Lydia Taber vocal solo | Town Leaf Clover, Adana Rhoades Dance of Wild Flowers, wenrich, Fosdicl | Harrison duet, Spring Greeting, Fosdicl Harrison and Harry Rutishauser; voca solo (a) Because 1 Love You, Hawley and (b) Mighty Lak A Rose, Nevin, Dor
 s Linderman (a) Canzone Amoesa Nevin, and (b) Austrian Song, sarai Healy; (a) Forget Me Not, Geise, Ch| Fantasia in D Minor, Mozart, Heller Bjornherg duet, Frangesa. Costa Sarah Healy and Beatrice Healy; Ca, Meditation, Morrison, Cb) Idillo, Lack Elizabeth Rollins; (a) LaFontaine. Bonn and CD Sextette, Donizetti, Beatric, Healey; vocal solo, Morning Speaks l Marguerite c. Burns accompa nied b, Beatrice Healey; vocal solo, Carmena Wilson, Miss Burns, accompanied b! Elizabeth Rollins.
 A putting contest was held on tn, clock golf green at the Putnam Coun try club Thursday afternoon for the Ia | dies of the club. It was in charge of Mrs | George Bradley. Miss Ellen NJ. Wheelocl was the winner with a score of 20, ant Mrs. Joseph Gagne was second, with 2S Another contest will be held next Thurs day in charge of Mrs. Arthur S. Macdon aid.
 Miss Rhoda Gilpatric, Fremont street was in Worcester Friday
 Hugh Miller of Providence formerly c Putnam where he made his home witt
 Mrs. G. c. S. MacKay, his sister, is wis lting friends here.
 MT. and Mrs George Bradley and chil
 dren left Putnam Friday for P1easan n
 View, R. l., to open their summer home
 Mrs. Bradley will remain at the shor
 all summer, MT. Bradley going for wee
 ends. On Friday they were accompanie
 by Mir. and Mrs. Leland Bradley,
 Miss Maude A Phillips of Hartford
 visiting her brother, Walter Phillips. c
 Bolles street.
 The sixth. seventh and eighth grade of Israel Putnam Grammar school, an, several classes of the Smith stree school, held picnic Friday at RoseIan. park, Woodstock.
 CemmencemcnS week of Putnam h,r,
 school came to a close Friday night wit
 the reception to the members of th
 graduating class. and dance, which ver
 held in Union hall. In spite of the ex
 cessively warm weather the attendanc was large, and the affair a brilliant sue
 cess. For the occasion the hall ha
 been attractively decorated canopy c gold and purple, the class colors, hun
 over the center of the room, and stream
 CTS of the same color fell from all sidesc ? sides of it. Similar streamers covere s the windows in the hall. and also wer draped from the Flatform upon whic
 the orchestra sat. The platform was a @ banked with palms, and the eias banner and class motto had a proninAr
 position. The reception began at o'clock and members of the graduatin
 class. and faculty members and wiv,
 were in the receiving line. At mir o'clock the grand march formed. led | Francis Murphy, class president. an
 Helen Thompson, class secretary. IT second couple, was Jeannette GiIbe
 class treasurer. and Robert Arneld, u vice president. After this a dance ord,
 of IS numbers was danced. and it v, well after midnight when the festiviti
 of the class of 1921 came to a clos Patroaesses at the reception were MT