Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15
DANTEISON AND PUTNAM NEWS

Adams Lulu Bailey. Ida Benac. Mary l FerriKno. Aurore Gendrsau, Rose B. l Gauthier. Agnes Gauthier, Dorothy II. l Gale Annie Garland, Gertrude L. Cart land, Thelma Garland. Clara M. Jette, Ella l.. Long. Pauline Moulin, Beatrice S. Maynard. Nellie Meunier. Aurore Pel- lerin, Ada E. Potter, Ella I. Sidney An toinette shippee. Leona Tetruauit Blanche Vincent.
 Second district. men-David F. Barry, William A Barribeau. Sever Beaulac Hosea J. Briere. Frank Billings, Fred Bottonley. Arthur Chabot Thomas crowe, John W. Carter Frank W. Clark. Philip N Choquette Ulysses D. Oh ouette. Charles Column. Charles Dig gett, Wilfred Duval, Albert Desii;is, Manuel Dutra. Wayland Elliott, Xavier Faford. Silvio Gauthier John w. Gled- hill Aime Gaudreau, Fred Greene. Leon ard E. Herard. Arthur F. Hughes. George Illingworth. Hugh Jackson. Louis J. Kalinosky, Theodore F. Kalinoaky, Noel Lamelin, Patrick F. Lyons, Joseph A. Leavens. George O. L'Homme George Miner William Morrison William $. Martin, Albert Ousley. John J. o'Neil Joseph E. Pray. Norman L. Shippee, William D. Smith. George Townson, Fred vandale Alcide yeilleux, Harold A. Woodmancy, Charles White.
 Second district, women-Iva Allshaw Emma Aubin, Margaret Blum, Agnes Braley, Eva B. Berthiaume, Agnes Bar ". Grace Burlington. Tessie BaransiSi, Lily M. Carter, May E. Clarke, Anna M. Clarie Kathryn M. Clarie, 1nez Corco- ran,. Ellen Grove, Leonie M. Choquette. Blanche L. Diggett, Vera E. Diggett, Melinda Dessert, Florence Dutra, Eliza1 beth L. Dawson Marie A. Farland, Ber- ' I7 nHr ino al l. zabeh Gledhin, Ruby I. Greene. Gustine Gauthier, Cecelia Herard, Ruth v. Heath, Marjorie Heath, s. E. Hing worth, Louisa Jackson, Catherine Kill | gariff, Mahala Kent, Ada Mae Kent Olivia L'Homme. Elizabeth L'Homme. | Alma LaBrec, Lucy A. Moran, Mary McGeary, Leona Marchesseault. Matil- da Morrison. Mary Morrison. Olive L. Nettleton. Julia O'Neil, Beatrice F. Sau- , rault. Blanch C. Saurault, Elsie M. Smith. Anna B. Shippee, Bessie Town son, Katherine Tigue Marion Vandale, Annie Weaver, Margarethas Wakefield. Third district, men-silas Adams
 Bertrand Benway, John Bradley, Philip T. Lewis, James J. Fitzpatrick, Leon
 Roth. Ernest G. Schauff1er. Anthony G Shppee, George F. Steuckle, Eli St John, Joseph F. Wolker, Asa E. Pass
 more
 Third district. women-Carrie A
 Adams, Hiidur M. Bartlett, S. Annie
 Brown. Emily Burlingame, Olive Ben. : way, Jennie M Chase, Eva B. Collins
 Emma Fitzpatrick. Helen H. Heath
 Lottie Mitchell, Nina M. McGinty, LII
 Han E. Miner. Sarah J. Mason, Anna D
 Schauffler. Gladys E. Shippee. Lois A
 Sayles, Jennie Smith. Gladys A. Wade . At Putnam, Thursday. many eompIi . ments were being paid Wauregan band : for the splendid concert 1t played il !. that city Wednesday evening, under th n auspices of the chamber of commerce :. The band, nattily clad in white uniform - played dance numbers almost exclusive = ly and many danced -in the square to tn l. snappy melodies
 3, q The cider mill at 105 Broad stree - will open for business Monday, Sept 1S l-adv.
 I. Miss Ruth Francis of Main street ha = returned to Wiibraham academy to re 2 sume her studies
 J. Carl Witter acted as starter at tn
 races held at the Woodstock fair tn
 past two days.
 c. H. Peliett motored to Kingston, I
 l., Thursday, to attend the fair.
 Elton Knight. teacher in the school
 of Killingly, has returned from Euro !. pean trip on which he visited in sewers ' countries.
 Miss Helen CrOnin will leave saturda
 to enter Mt. St. Vincent college on tn
 Hudson. Miss Cronin Is a graduate C
 Killingly High school. class of 1922.
 Mrs. Israel Tetreault is a patient |
 the Day Kimball hospital N Putnam