Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-16
PUTNAM

Byron Sherman of New York was a | recent visitor with his mother, Mrs. Mary G. Sherman MT. Sherman this June was graduated from Columbia university with | the degree of doctor of medicine. This summer he and Mrs, Sherman are to be at Tuxedo Park, N. Y, where he is en- gagged in camp work.
 Richard NJ. Holmes, a student at Clark university, came to Putnam We'd nesday to spend a few days with his grandmother, Mrs. A. W. Macdonald of Oak Hill. He will leave Friday for New London, where he will be the guest of a college friend, and from there will go to his home in Mt. Vernon, N. Y, for the summer
 Miss Ruth Bartlett of Main street, daughter of MT. and Mrs Walter J. Bartlett, went Wednesday to Middle town, where he is to attend the com mencement festivities at Wesleyan uni versity. &
 The body of Paul Jones. a1, son of Mir. and Mrs. Alfred E. Jones, who died Sunday at the home of his parents. 19 Eureka street, Worcester, was brought to West Thompson Tuesday afternoon for burial. The Jones family formerly lived in Putnam.
 1 A number of Putnam people were in North Grosvenordale Wednesday after noon attending class day exercises of the Tourtellotte Memorial High school. | Ray c. Bosworth, Ernest c. Morse, Silas M. Wheelock, c. Dwight Sharpe, Mrs Annie Child and Mrs. Frederick J. Daniels have been named a committee to have charge of plans for redecorating the interior of the Second Congregational church.
 The wedding of Guy L. Baker, assist | ant cashier of the First National bank of Putnam, and Miss Ruth Calvin of Brain l tree, Mass, was held Wednesday at the home of the brides parents.
 Miss Mary B. Daniels of Ring street is the guest of friend at Willimantic camp ground.
 meeting of the Baptist Woman's | Home Missionary societies of the Ash ford association was held Wednesday al the Baptist church in Putnam. Because of the thunder showers in the early part of the afternoon the attendance was not | as large as had been hoped for, although representatives were present from the churches in Danielson. Willimantic Thompson. Willington and other towns in the district. The all-day session opened at 10 o'clock. with a devotional service. Miss Grace Spaulding, associa- tion director. was in charge of the meet ings. The devotional service was direct ed by Mrs. Ida G. Kennedy. This service opened with the singing of My Faith
 Looks Up to Thee, after which Mrs Kennedy read the scripture lesson. Rev John C. Stoddard, pastor of the Putnam church, offered prayer, which was fol lowed by another hymn, Close to Thee. At the close of this service Miss Spaulding cordially welcomed to the as- sociation Mrs. John Stoddard wife of the Putnam pastor. This was the first meet ing of the association held since MT. and Mrs. Stoddard have been in Putnam Mrs. Stoddard responded. Reports were then presented. The treasurer, Miss Rosa Hall of Wilmington, made her report Representatives of various churches ir the district were called upon. Mrs. F. W. Ellison spoke for the WillmantiC church, Mrs Mathewson for Warrenvlle Mrs F. NJ. Carlton for the Brandy Hil church, Thompson, Miss Matthews fol | Wilmington and Mrs. Brown for Daniel son. Mrs John P Sabin of the Putnam church gave an account of the Bostor jubilee meetings, and the eastern brancf conference at Norwich, which she at tended. The literature report was giveT by Miss Grace Spauding of Danielson Mrs J. Bryden Kent of Putnam told O. the extension work being done by tht association. The final report of the morn ing meeting was given by Miss Ads Bowen. who spoke on W. W. G. work At noon a basket lunch was eaten. Tn, afternoon session began at 1 o'clock. anC after completing the unfinished business left from the forenoon the address wal given by Miss Mathild Brown of the DOT of entry, Boston, whose subject related tt : detention work.
 Captain of Police John BuIger is in stalIing at the police headquarters in tn
 municipal building on Church street card index system which is to be used il keeping @ record of all court business This will do away with the inel1icien ledger system now employed. whicl makes reference to back cases eXtremel, . difficult. Captain Bulger is planning t
 record in the card system all cases tha have come before the court since he cam
 into office three years ago. This involve
 filling out nearly 1000 cards On eac | of the blanks which he has had prepare is given the name of the prisoner. caus of arrest, officer making arrest, disposi
 ton of case, the judges name, fine o