Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18

of the library association to be held at Swampscott, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Gilpatric of | White Plains, N. r.. mot:re0 to Putnam Friday. This (SaturdasJ morning they will leave, accompanies by MT. and Mrs George Gilpatric, for th.ir summer home l at Mt. Desert, Me
 Vacation assignments have been made to the employees at the Putnam postoffice. Vacations will begin on July 5. Rev. John P. Trowbridge and Mrs. l Trowbridge are visiting John w Trow- 1 bridge at Owanoco farm for few days. | Mir. Trowbridge was at one time pastor of the Eastford church. He plans to attend Wellesley college commencement.
 The suits of Samuel R. Spencer of Suf- field and of Mrs. Joseph M. Claudell of | Sufileld against Byron D. Bugbee of Put | nam were taken up for trial before Judge Haines in the superior court at Hartford Thursday afternoon. The suits were based on an automobile collision at Greenfield, Mass, on Sept 3. 1918. MT. l Spencer asks for damages of $700 and Mrs. Claudell asks for damages of S25,- 900. Sept. 3, 1918, MT. Spencer loaned his automobile to E. Joseph CIauden of Sufield, and while in Greenfield it is al- legged the automobile was struck by an automobile owned by Mir. Bugbee and damaged. It was alleged that the col lision was due to the negligence Of the Putnam man, and damages of $700 are asked Mir Bugbee denied that any neg ligence on his part wa irresponsible for the collision. At the hearing Attorney William H. Leete appeared for MT. Spen- cer and Attorney Joseph Berry for Mir Bugbee.
 Mrs. CIaudelrs suit was for personal injuries She was in MT. Spencer's au- I tomo0ile, driven by her husband, at the l time of the accident, She alleges that the collision was due to MT. Bugbees negli- } gence, which resulted in her injuries At l torney Joseph H. Peck appeared for Mrs 5 Claudell and Attorney Berry for the de- fendant-
 Miss Ruth Bartlett returned Friday morning from Wesleyan university. Mid dletown where she has been attending commencement. Miss Coombs, who has been visiting Mrs. Hiram Brown. Florence street, lef Friday for Boston, where she will visi : before going to her home in Bangor, Me The pupils of Frederick Very gave piano recital Friday evening in Higl e School hall The program follows j. Homeward Bound, Rogers, Master Fran If cis Reardon; In Springtime, Huerter h Miss Edith Pease Romance Tours, Mis- | j. and Minuet in B minor, Schubert, Mis Ruth DeCoudres Calirrhoe, Chaminadt and Ballet No. 5, Taylor, Miss Elizabet 'e Rafferty; Valse in A fiat Chopin Mis-
 Esther Wilson; Sundown, Hopekirk, an L Morceau, Wollenhaupt Miss Rhoda Gi II patric Romance, Sibelius, and Rondt e. Mendelssohn. Miss tnice Boiseneau .S Prelude, Rachmaninoff, Miss Wilhelmin ., Frost.
 S Clarence B. French of East Braintre in Mass, and Margaret Dreghorn Carlsol ty also of East Braintree, were married -s Putnam June If by Rev. John Stoddar n. of the Putnam Baptist church. rs Frederick J. Daniels. who died at h ii home in Putnam Wednesday night, hF M. been drawn as juror for this term of u IS, Windham county superior court at Will iss mantle.
 The subjects of the essays to be deli in cred by the honor pupils of the gradua lac ing class of Putnam High school at t oth exercises to be held Thursday night of the Victory theatre were announced Fl rly day by Miss Abbe H. Keith head of f
 English department, under whose dire fife ton they are being prepared. as follow to John Burroughs, Jeanette Shert of { her classical course; Everyday Heroes. Re eet. ert Arnold of the commercial cours
 
 the general course.
 Triolet A. c. will send its ball tes
 down from Worcester Sunday afterno
 to meet the Morse-Nightingal team VT Putnam. The Putnam team has not lt V a game this season.
 \ Miss Ruth Child has returned from !
 Holyoke college and is at the home of
 mother, Mrs. Annie Child, South M:
 street.
 About 15 members of the class of IS s of the Putnam High school gathered
 the Putnam inn Friday night for tn
 Bath anniversary. At o'clock dim
 was served, following which a social h, to1 was enjoyed At the time of gradual the officers of the class were: Preside
 Albert H Hutchinson; vice preside Myra Seward; secretary and treasu, . |. F. Ethel Burnett; executive commit
 Thomas McGuirk, Florence Sargent, L . Nj. Bennett. MT. Hutchinson died a
 years ago. The affair Friday night
 arranged by Dr. Louis Brown of F dreau, Miss, and Miss Florence sarg of Cambridge, Mass. Members of
 class of 1896 at the time of entrance
 the high school were Bertrand N.
 drews, F. Percy Ashworth Walter
 Barrett, Eugene Beaudry, Frank M E 7.4 nett, Ivy D. Billings, James C. Bl
 George D. Brown, Charles A. Cunni
 ham. Albert S Hutchinson, Winfred
 l.ongden. Arthur $. Macdonald. Tho
 R. McQuirk, Clarence A. Stetson GeC RDs P Sumner, George R. Torrey. Fred IS Wilcox, Gertrude Arnold, Alice D. Ay
 F. Ethel Burnett, Lizzie ". Carpen -izes Evle W. converse. Grace A. Conve
 Susie 4. Crane, Gertrude N. Glo = Hattie Hopkins, Ethel Marshall, \
 Morse, Lilia D. Morse. Ruth S. Mur
 Florence G. Sargent, Myra Seward,
 fe Smith. EStelle c. Ticknor, George
 Johnson and Nellie k. Foster. Those
 completed the course a-.d were gradus r were Ethel Burnett, Minnie Boswo