Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-28

- Hampton and Putnam. was attended by | Miss Margaret Hill Bianey of Bos- ton, as maid of, honor Mrs. Weston c. | Thayer of Amherst, as matron of honoDc and Miss Rosamond Danieison of Put nam and Miss Helen Sanford Morse of | Syracuse as bridesmaids. The hest re was Francis B. Thompson of Worcester. l and 'ushers were Whitman Danielson of Putnam, Charles Copp Cartwright WILL | jam H. Carrier, Jr., of Glastonbury and Weston c. Thayer of Amherst
 Mrs. George B. Allen of Rockville hasi been the guest of her sister, Mrs Thomas Corcoran, Center street. On Sunday Dr. Allen came to Putnam and Mrs AI.,n turned home with him.
 MT. and Mrs. Jacob Albert and son passed last week in New Haven, the guests Of MT Alpert's father. Manager Thomas McDermott of the Putnam Braves baseball team cancelled the game scheduled for Sunday with Leominster. Early in the day Manager Tom thought it was going to rain, and consequently wired the Massachusetts team not to come
 Donald c. Johnson, son of Attorney and Mrs. Eric H Johnson, Main street. returned to Putnam on Sunday from New Haven. He graduated from Yale l last week.
 Walpur Iown Is at the home of his | mother, Mrs. A. D. Lown for the sum
 mer months. He is student in a New
 York state college.
 Mrs. Howard F. Cogsvell of New Preston is the guest of her sitser, Mrs
 Edward F. Perry, Grove street
 MT. and Mrs. Robert C. Perry. and
 daughters. Janet and Helen of New | York. are visiting here
 Principal ) Jhn J. o'Brien Of the Israel Putnam school. left Putnam Monday for
 his home in Bingham. Mass. where he
 will spend the summer vacation.
 The golf and tennis teams of the Put
 nam Cou7try club who went to South
 bridge on Saturday to be guests of the
 Cohasse club in that town were both de- feated in the matches that were held
 on the links ana courts of the Ma ssachu- sets club. The score in the golf match
 was ss to 21 While there was much interest in both of these matches. the
 feature of the day was the exhibition golf played by Jack Thompson the Put
 nam club professional. and Alec Cum ningham. the Southbridge pro It was
 originally agreed that these two experts should play two holes. Cunningham and Thompson each won one of these holes. and thcn. after urging by the large gal : lery that was following them, four more l ItOleS WfI5 pidyeu. TWO or these were tied, and each of the professionals took
 one. Because this exhibition followed the matches between the two club teams it was late when it began and it was
 so dark when tho two had played the six holes that they couli mt se on and break the tie.
 In tennis, Hyde Smith and William |. Macdonald i3st to a doubles ream rerre- senting Southbridge. e-4, o-2. F. N
 Snow anG Thomas oRach, playing dou- bles, were defeated e-4. e-2. In the
 singles Putnam won two sets, and lost two.
 The golf score was az follows, Putnam-Brice O. Corcoran O. Cunneen 1,2. c. Dean 2, E. Dean 0. Fisher 0. E Gagne 2, Johnson 3, Potter 0, Rich 0 Shaw 3 Rafferty 1, c. Thayer l. H
 Thayer 0, R. Wheaton 1-2, WheeIock c, F. Morse ,, c. Morse 3. Total 21. Southbridse-Estabrook 5. Wells 2
 Buckley 2 1-2, Maynard 1, McCorkle 5
 Slower 3, Wilson l. Schumacher . Spaulding 3, Hill 3, Parsons 0, wason 2 3, Davis Q, Smith O. Total 33 Following the matches. supper va. ' served at the southbridge club house
 l In the afternoon the ladies in the part, 5 were entertained at cards, and the priz = was won by Mrs. Jesse. Rich of Putnam
 Tn addition to the men on the tennis an, ;, golf teams the following went from Put a nam: Mrs. Charles Thayer Mrs. Henr, . J. Thayer. Mrs. Stewart Fisher, Mrs r Otto Wulf. Mrs. omer J Milot, Mrs IT Joseph 4. P. Gagne, Mrs Herbert Smith
 Mrs Miles. Mrs. James Kent. Mrs. Sila e NJ Wheelock, Mrs. Thomas Corcoran if Brs G. E. Allen, Mrs. Charles Dean h Mrs Arthur s. Macdonald. Mrs Edwar x Burt Mrs Jesse Rich. Mrs Cunneer l. Mrs. Bryce Mrs. Ernest C. Morse. Mis-
 Aline LeClair and Miss Sylvia Vince v- lock.
 ,e Joseph H. Breault and Miss Aidea Bo. le uuet. both of Putnam. were married 0
 Monday morning at St. Mary's churc is by Rev Arthur Routhier.
 ce MT and Mrs. Guy L. Baker have r, of turned from their wedlng trip. and al
 now making their home in Pomfret M s- Baker is assistant treasurer at the Fir. ,n National Bank. Putnam.