Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
PUTNAM

Miss Ruth Child, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Annie Child, of South Main street, left Wednesday, to enter her senior year a. Mount Holyol1e college.
 Miss Rhoda Gilpatric, daughter of State Treasurer and Mrs. G. Harold Gilpatric, left Wednesday to enter Wal nut Hill school, at Natick, Mass.
 On account of conflicting dates the picture. Where Are Your Children" q part of the Think Week. campaign, will not be shown in Putnam Saturday of this week, but will be shown Saturday of next week. Captain of Police Bull ger states that the picture will be shown in Union square and that there will be band of music. Two speakers have
 been secured in connection with the event and two reels of comedy pictures
 will enliven the programme
 There is considerable criminal list to he disposed of at the October session of the superior court to be held in Put
 nam. Attorney Charles L. Torrey, pub
 lie defender was at the jail in Brook iyn. Tuesday. consulting with prisoners
 who are to plead at the next criminal session.
 John P. Sabin, who has inc contract for the improvement of Canal street, be-
 gan laying trap rock, Wednesday. The penetration roadway will extend from
 Main street to Pomfret street and will be completed in few weeks.
 The Southbrldge Golf club has been invited to come to Putnam Saturday and has accepted the invitation. The club members were here last Saturday but on account of the rain very little golf was played and the match was postponed 1 supper will be served at the cub house by the women members of the club. \ return made iN the town clerks of l fee shows the marriage in Puntam Tues 1 day of Edith Perks of Worcester and ] Fred Delage of Auburn, Mass The cer- 1 emony was performed by Judge NJ. Fl, 1 Geissler acting as a justice of the peace. i Miss Sursphine Laforce has rendered 1 her resignation as president of the aux 1 Hilary Foresters, No. 95. Franco-Amerf-
 can. The resignation has not been act 1 ed upon yet.
 l Malcolm NJ. Wiley leaves this (Thurs- 1 day) morning for Uxbdirge, Mass, to l visit his mother, Mrs. Helen Wiley, who 1 recently became manager of the Ux- l bridge inn Next week Thursday Mir i Wiley leaves for New York to resume l his studies a Columbia university. 1 Attorney Howard C. Bradford, who 1 had been ill for a month with scarlet ! fever, returned to business Wednesday 1 morning.
 1 Mrs. Margaret OLeary. with and by 1 the consent of her conservater, Patrick ] M o. Dwyer of the town of Webster. 1 Mass, has brought a suit in equity re- l tarnahle to the superior court for Wind
 ham county on the first Tuesday in Oc- 1 tober Plaintiff petitions that a deed of l her so-calIed O'Leary block on Main 1 street in Puntam be set aside and de- i clared void and of no effect that iuds- ment be rendered ordering a reconvey- 1 ance of said property by the defendant | to the plaintiff upon such terms and at such time IS the court may think prop l eP; that the defendant be enioined
 against making any conveyance of said real estate or any interest therein or ] incumbering the s9me in any way. The
 defendant grantee is Remi Delarge of l Putnam.
 The writ alleges that the plaintiff, Mar garet O'Leary, on the 12th day of An l gust was, and for a long time prior | thereto the owner, in fee simple, of a | certain tract of land with buildings there n.describing same by metes and bounds
 Paragraph two alleges that the fair
 market value of the property on said l day was S1b,00G.
 Paragraph three alleges that the alain.
 tiff was on said day, and for a long l time thereto had been, weak in min:
 and body and for some time thereto ha6
 been unable to properly manage and con.
 trol her business affairs and was lia