Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-17
Dance Tonight CLUB HALL, BALTIC
 Music by THUMM'S S:30-1l:3O Standard Time)


 more than a year ago from the Good year Cotton Mills, Inc, in the neighbor- ing village of Goodyear and has success fully directed the operations of the To- cal plant
 Special inducements have been of fered him to go to HoIyoke it is under stood, and not the least among these is the opportunity that will be presented him to supervise the construction of a 10000 spindle yarn mill that will be en- gagged in turning out material for the weaving mill.
 John Hanton. who has been an assist ant superintendent under MT. Boys, will become MT. Boys successor upon his departure for Holyoke. MT. Hanton has been at what Is now known as the Man hasset plant for the past decade and is thoroughly familiar with the business In connection with the changes at the Manhasset company plant incident to the going away of Mir. Boys it was an- nounced on Friday that James Harmon, who has been superintendent of the Man hasset company's plant at Taunton, is to be made general superintendent of the
 
 Warren, R. T., and that he may come to Putnam to make his home.
 l There were several hundred automo- bile parties from all of the surrounding countryside, at Pomfret Thursday even ing to witness the parade, the fireworks display and bonfire that marked the ending of the school year at Pomfret school. Many of the cars came from distances up to 20 miles. The affair out of which the public derived nearly as much entertainment and amusement as did the students was followed by a dance attended by the students and many of their relatives and friends, the majority of whom came from long dis tances for the affair.
 "Sign your full name, do not repeat be honest in the expression of your viewpoint is what is printed on the ballot boxes that have been set up al various places in the city by the organ ization that is taking referendum vote on the prohibition law in Putnam. The cards on the boxes set forth that what is wanted Is an honest expression oi opinion.
 Though the vets howl a great dea about what they declare to be the ini- quities of prohibition, few of them had shown energy enough up to Friday af ternoon to take the trouble to vott through the system that is now offered to them. Not one-tenth of those wht howl against prohibition have dont more than read about the chance tC vote and they are apparently following the usual procedure of letting Georgt do it. all of which makes the arden vets declare they ought to go dry" Friday morning, the student body O Putnam High school was gathered 1T the Second Congregational church for ; rehearsal for the baccalaureate service to be held at the church Sunday even ing. All classes of the school were as sembled when the rehearsal opened Songs to be used at the service wer sung and the details of the arrange ments were run through. The senior remained after the other classes haC been dismissed for a special rehearsa of their own part in the program. Tn ! address at Sunday evenings service vii be delivered by Rev. N. B. Burton o Putnam Methodist Episcopal church. III Tuesday next is set aside by the stu dent body for the class picnics at Rose land park. The class day exercises ar to be Wednesday afternoon at the as sembly hall at the high school. Wednes day evening comes the annual alunn banquet and Thursday evening the grad uating exercises. The senior class re ception is to be held in Union hall hal Friday evening of next week.
 Miss Ellen WheeIock, Mrs. Helen M Wiley, Malcolm M Wiley and Richar Holmes motored to Natick, Mass, Fri day and returned with Miss Rhoda Gil patric, who is attending school fo young ladies at Natick.
 E. M. Grover, a claim agent for tn N. Y, N. H. and H. R. R. company, wa in this city Friday in connection wit his detailed investigation of the fata grade crossing accident at Sterling las Sunday. MT Grover has been at Ster ing, Plainfeld Danielson and Putnar 2 throughout the week.
 Mrs. Charles N. Allen of Moosup die early Friday morning at the Day Kin ball hospital in this city. Mrs. Ale was the wife of a physician who hs been engaged in practice in Moosup fC many years. The body was remove from the hospital to the rooms of a loci undertaken and in the afternoon WE taken to her home in Moosup.
 Dr. Edward F. Perry was reported | at his home on Grove street, Frida
 following an attack that he suffered