Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-29
DAlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Members of Fairvier lodge of Odd Eel lows. of Groton, will come here Saturday
 evening as guests of Israel Putnam lodge.
 The visitors will; include the Fairview lodge degree team 5of 35 members and ] the second degree will be conferred on
 clas sof candidates of the local lodge
 This team is considered one of the best in the state and specializes on second de- l gree work. Protection lodge, of Central 1 | Village, and Quinebaug lodge, of Daniel son, will send delegates here and will al- l so be represented by candidates. The |
 degree is to be conferred in Union hall and lunch is to be served in Red Mems l hall
 | Announcement has been made that
 Miss Louise Kendall of Amesbury, Mass, | and Dr. Karl Phillips of this city are | | to be married tomorrow Saturday. after |
 noon at Amesbury. Miss Kendall is. the |
 daughter of Milton J. Kendall, one of | the leading business men. of Amesbury. |
 After wedding trip pr. and Mrs. Kne- | dall will make their home in Putnam.
 Jaeeb Alpcrt. manager. of the Victory | theatre, said Thursday that there; will be
 an appeal to the supreme court in the case of Albert ys Peloquin. This action pertains to the Interpretation of terms of a lease of the Victory theatre of which | Nazaire Peloquin of this city is the own er.. MT. Peloquin has been seeking.
 through legal action, for months past to
 gain possession Of the. theatre, and his ef- forts were advanced towards success by 2 decision handed down this week. MT. !, Alpert, however, will direct, his counsel to appeal to the supreme court for final . decision in the matter.
 Members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union from a number of ; towns will be in this city Wednesday of , next week to attend the annual conven- |, tfon of the Windham county branch of
 the organization. There are to be ses- sions afternoon and evening and the pro-
 gram is of such a nature as to be very interesting. There are to be a number t of addresses and special musical pro- t gram. r-" -N
 t ghe Forty Hours devetion win begin Sunday at St. Mary's church, following s the high mass, During the period of the p devotion many visiting priests vii be in !: this city to hear confessions and arge [ numbers of members of the congrega- tion will attend Holy Communion The : Forty Hours! will close Tuesday morning. - The following are newly elected officers j. of the Drop-In class of the Congrega- 2 tional church: President Miss Anna M. 1t Sampson vice president, Mrs. F1oremus
 e. Clark secretary, Mrs. Alice Carpen- n ter; treasurer, Mrs. George Harrington- r chairman of finance committee. Mrs. Er- S nest c. Morse social committee, Mrs. l. Jesse Rich.
 t. After ten years of very successful ser 'r vice Mrs. F.-.J. Daniels has resigned as l. teacher, but retains her membership in .o the class. s-', le Trade School Netes:' The students of r. the electrical department visited the l. North 'Grosvenordale mills Monday aft tt ernoon. MT. Reardon, manager of the J. mill, kindly offered the students the op-
 i,ortunity to inspect the new powerplant ,t recently installed, and the trade school -h was glad to avail itself of this opportun- k itX. r. The students were required to take r. notes on the various kinds of installation ty and points of interest, the main source oi r. power in the plant being three hydro " electric alternators, 42300-volts; one steam V turbine 23o0 volts '.
 These notes which the boys take from T. the basis of problems in installation ant m are the subject talks by the instructor ,n Also, plan of similar installation i.
 drawn up. with the various details fig ch ured out by the students.
 re The class. came back to the school yer, S. much inspired By what they had seen
 The outstanding feature of their. renask: at seemed to be. the exceptional cieanlines iy and neatness. in. connection with the en n. tir eplant. si- The textile department just completed H. an order for 300 lbs 1z-s .yarn
 All the. deparSnents are active and tn d. students making good progress. - - 1t A complete set of harmonic motiol oh harness cams have been designed by tn ", textile students in the drafting room ti- blueprtnts made and at the present tim to patterns are being made from' the draw he ings. These cams are for some specia he work being done In one of the mills i 1e. Putnam. E .S he This has proved very interesting io
 and of considerable value to the textil ,m students in carrying into actual fpractic ng the theory in connection with this par an of the work also, for the pattern -mak / ing students.
 en Russen D. Thompson, . master q !, a,. ,, Ponfret school and a graduate of Chi All Wesleyan college, is to give series C readings and dialogues at the Methodi. Hs church next week. ms ms Miss Katherine T Thayer has reco, ,n0 cred from an attack of tonsolitis.
 There is more or less indication ths
 Janaaica ginger continues to be sold ' legally in this city.
 are The Shepherd Psalm, the first in 'rd series of devotional sermons was give nj at the Thursday evening service at Il
 Congregational church by Rev. Boy, {. Merrill. =" m Putnam is en the roete that has be. to mapped out for some of the batteries
 to the new regiment. of mobile artiue,
 formed in Connecticut when the or<aniz of tion is on it's way te Camp Deyene f .ar summer manoeuvera.; ,, :, ,. mt In the senate at Hartferd. senat ge- Archibald Macdonald of this city, chai on man of the committee on roads, rive lich and bridges made strong plea for t vas passage of measure providing an a ly- 3ropriation oge s2,eoo to place niarke, ak in memory of Connecticut's veterans ,oal the World war, along the state hir ait ways. which are now poorly marked. n hetr markers are to. cost $5 each and the on
 of at intersecting highways about s15 ca, the The bill was adopted.
 . MT. and Mrs. D. F. X. McAyex ..aeh,, re. ed the golden anniversary of their WI th ding Monday They were married h, and have been resident of this city 1 tS. more than half a century.
 vhs The senate at Hartford adopted a T
 appropriating rsse,ooo for the constr, . ton of the. new line of state hirhv
 from Grosyenerdale to Mechanicsvi
 This is the route that will eliminate f
 dangerous grade. crossings.