Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-07
PUTNAM

At St. Philips Episcopal church Friday evening Miss Gladys Andrews was united in marriage with Robert Alexander, of Charlotte, North Carolina. Miss An drews is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ber- tram N. Andrews of Farrows street, and has bee7 employed in Bridgewater, Mass. Mir ./.apder is rated as second engi- neer on tug plying between Savannah and New York. The bride wore a trav- cling suit and carried bouquet of car nations. MT. Andrews gave his daughter in marriage. Rev. John L. Roney. rector of the church. performed the ceremony. The double ring service was used. The attendants were Arthur Andrews, brother of the bride, and. student at Trinity college, Hartford, and by Miss Evelyn Shaw.
 Putnam, High school ended its season by suffering defeat at the hands of the fast bridge High quintet Friday even ing At the half the score was 12 apiece, | but before Putnam had a chance to get | started in the second half Uxbridge roll l ed up six points and made themselves sure of the victory. Putnam came back strong in the last few minutes of play, but it was too late, and Uxbridge took the 1 game, 20 to 1s Ares and Chase were 1 the bright lights for Putnam, scoring all i the field goals
 In the preliminary, Putnam Ends roHap- ed away with the game, defeating State Trade School Ends, 34 to 4. A meeting of Anselm AIsyette Pest. American Legion, will be held in the Ar canum club rooms this tMonday) even l ihg. Some of the local members were in | Hartford recently attending hearing be- | fore q legislative committee which was considering matters of interest to the Le- gion. They probably will have something
 of interest to report.
 Lersy Ames is to be the captain of
 the basketball team of Putnam High next year. At the game Friday evening the Annes captain. The captain-to-be played center on the team this year.
 Howard James, a ear inspector of the New Haven road in the local yards, has received gold pi from the road for saw
 ing a freight train from wreck in the yards, some time ago. One of the cars
 on the train had a damaged truck and MT. James upon perceiving it, jumped on
 the caboose as it went by him at the rate
 of about twenty miles an hour, and
 clanped on the brakes. Had the car hit
 some of the switches in the yard in thi.
 condition in all probability there would
 have been wreck which would have cosi
 the road several thousand dollars to re- pair.
 The case of Buy Baker Yg. John RyaI is to be tried in the superior court Wed nesday. This case is the outcome of aE
 automobile accident near Alexander lake more than two years ago. This cas,
 has been shifted from one session O court to another, but it is hoped that i : will be tried this time.
 Charles A. Ryan, who left last weel , for New York to enter a government hos pital for treatment for an eye whicl
 was injured by mustard gas in the ser
 vice. has been sent to the Polyelinic hos
 ptal. New York
 Three hundred and ninety-seven share of stock in the eleventh series of the Put nam Building and Loan Association hay / been sold to date.
 At present there are nine students a the State Trade School here taking voca : tional training under the direction of tn . federal board of vocational education 5 The total number of students registere |. at the schoo4 is three hundred and seven ? ty-si xof whom one hundred and sixty one are grade school pupils who com
 to the institution only one day weel The Trade schools basketball team re gently played Woodstock Academy in th High school gym and defeated them 2
 to $.
 All the teams in the Qainebaag Fane
 basketball league have finished the
 tleague schedule, and the following is th :, l final standing;