Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-11
PUTNAM

Mir, and Mrs. Theodore Warren of Providence, R. l., are guests of MT and Mrs. William Warren.
 Miss Ellen M. Wheelock and Miss Mary Wheelock, accompanied by their nieces, Miss Elizabeth and Sylvia Whee- lock, left Putnam Wednesday for Ply mouth, Mass, where Wednesday night they attended the Pilgrim pageant. Rev. and Mrs. John White Walker of Philadelphia are guests of Mrs. Wal | ker's pa 'ents Dr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Morreu: MT. Walker was formerly rector of St. Philips Episcopal church here.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. Corcoran 1 have been entertaining friends from Philadelphia. Wednesday they return 1 ed to their homes, making the trip by automobile. Mrs. Corcoran accompan- i jed them as far as New York.
 Miss Lillian Warren is the guest of friends at Narragansett Pier, R. l. Mir and Mrs. Charles Thayer and children, Miss Catherine Thayer and 1 Ayiward Thayer are at Oakland Beach i F.. I.
 .Carxill Falls. at Pomfret street, Put nam. is one of the most photographed spots in all Windham county. Not 3 pleasant day goes by that automobilist: passing through the city do not take g snapshot or two. At present the fall: are particularly attractive. There is ar abundance of water dashing over the rocks. and the trees on the islands a the center of the falls are covered witl a beautiful foliage.
 Mrs. Julia E. Nichols, 70, died Tues day at her home in Southbridge. Sh was a native of Union, the daughter o Ambrose and Julia Clemence Reynolds.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Lucretia I Kingsbury, 90, widow of Philo Kings bury, were held at her home in Pomfre . Wdenesday afternoon at o'clock. Bur iaf was in Abingdon cemetery. Funeral services for Editto Bennett daughter of MT. and Mrs. Albert Ben nett of Thompson were held Wednesda, afternoon at her parents home. Bur : ial was in East Putnam cemetery.
 Mir. and Mrs. Newton A. Ballard lief . Wednesday for Plymouth, Mass, to at ) tend the Pilgrim pageant Wednesda l evening. At Plymouth they were jone : by Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth c. Ballard o : Winthrop, Mass.
 A return filed Wednesday with Tow . Clerk David Flagg shows that Sunda i Wilfred Leger of Killingly married Phil omena Kussinai of Putnam. The cere . mony was performed by Attorney Arthu s. Macdonald, justice of the peace. , Otto G. Mauke of Dudley, Mass, an Miss Florence NJ. Gtreux of Webster Mass. were married in Putnam Satur day by Rev. J. W. Houck of Danielsor
 That the Day Kimball hospital pre- sents an attractive appearance to pass Ing motor parties is shown by the fac that almost every week someone drive Into the yard and ringing the door bel
 asks of the attendant that answers accommodations can be had for one 0 more people. Upon learning that it i
 not hotel they usually beat hast
 retreat.
 c. Harold Gilpatric and Rev. Boynto
 Merrill who have been spending a fe'
 days at the Gilpatric summer home i
 Juniper Point, Me, returned to Putnar Wednesday morning.
 party of boys from this section c
 Windham county left early Wednesda
 morning for Chester where they will b
 in camp at Camp Hazen for two week.
 The trip was arranged by John Corbir
 Y. M. c. A. director in this county H
 accompanied the boys and will renal
 with them at the camp, which is ru
 under the auspices of the Y. NJ c. 4
 The trip was made by automobile.