Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
THE NEW IDEA SHOE STORE
 Danielson, Conn.

there such urgent need of rain so early in the summer as is now the case Own CTS of berry patches are suffering because the plants are drying up, or where this is not the case the berries are of a very small size.
 Miss Bertha Beauregard of Worcester was a recent visitor of Putnam relatives.
 Judge Lucius H. Fuller of Putnam att tended the Cartwright-Morse wedding which was Saturday at Sunset Hill. Hampton.
 A wedding of much !ocaI interest as we'll as of particular interest in Boston and Worcester college circles, was held at 6 o'clock Tuesday night at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. Richard Carpenter South Main street, Putnam, when their daughter, Miss Marion Emily Carpenter. became the bride of Kenneth Clark Bal lard. son of MT. and Mrs. Newton A. Ballard Putnam The ceremony was performed by Rev. Boynton Merrill. pas tor of the Second Congregational church of Putnam, and the double ring service was used. For the occasion the Carpen- ter home had been prettily decorated with palms and ferns under the super vision Sf O. B. Hermanson.
 The bride was given away by her fa- | ther, and was attended by her sister. Miss Eleanor Child Carpenter, as maid of honor. Stanton Wallace Ballard. a student at Boston university and brother of the groom, was best man. The ushers were Carroll Clark Fletcher of Worcester | and Clifford Alderman Clark of Salem Mass. Only members of the two families 1 were present at the wedding. The we'd ding march was played by Kenneth Cut Ter Sharpe, organist at the Second Con- | greCationai church l The bride wore a gown of white satin l and point venise lace with veil of tuIle 1 finished with a coronet of orange blos- soms She carrieu a shower bouquet of white roses and sweet peas. Her maid | of honor wore green jade georgette over cream lace and carried an arm bouquet of pink, lavender and white sweet peas l After the receE ton MT. and Mrs. Bal. lard left by automobile for their wedding | trip and later will 20 to Winthrop, Mass. a suburb of Boston, where they are tc | make their home.
 Mrs. Ballard is a graduate of the clas, of 1917 of Putnam High school and has always made her home in Putnam. Sht l then was student for two years al Simmons college in Boston. MT. Ballard is also graduate of the Putnam Higt school, class of 1916. He attended Clari | university. where in 1920 he received tn, | major work in mathematics and physics 1 Last year he was a member of the facul | ty of Simmons college, in the departmen of physics, and will return to that insti l tuition in September.
 Frank l.. Davis of the Farmers asso ciation will go to Providence toda! l Wednesday, to visit the Providence Farmers exchange He will also visi the orchards of T. K. Windsor at Green vile. Mir. Davis will be accompanied b. several farmers from Putnam.
 As . memorial to the late Chester P
 Child pipe organ is to be installed il the Second Congregational church of thi city. This was decided Monday night a
 meeting of the church ecclesiastica
 committee. Mir. Child. who died abou
 four years ago. was a member Of th
 church, one Of it's active workers. and 10
 many years the superintendent of th
 Sunday school. Upon his death he lef
 part of his estate 10 tho Second Con
 gresational society. This fund will no'
 be used in purchasing the organ. Mir
 Child is heartily in sympathy with th