Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31

South Main street They were on the way to their home from their summer place in New Hampshire. MT. Leonard, former Putnam boy and a. graduate of the Putnam High school, is American representative of a London clothing house.
 small gathefing of republicans met in caucus Tuesday evening at the munich pal building for the purpose of making nominations to the state, congressional, county and senatorial conventions. Wom- m were given representation on all but the senatorial committed The list of nominees was as follows, all being by ac-s .Iamation, with no contests:
 State-Luther M, Keith, Hector Duvert, Byron D. ugbee, Miss Katherine Byrne.
 Congressional = Archibald Macdonald, Jr.. Dr. G. T. Lamarche. Miss Clara ysarned, G. Harold Gilpatnic.
 County-A A. Brodeur, Charles L. rorrey, Mrs. Walter A. Wheaton, Leon T. Wilson
 Senatorial -Jchn F. Carpenter. Archi- bald Macdonald. John B. Byrne. Joseph Olesss.
 With the engaging of Miss Sara c. Tackaberry of Lewiston, Me. as teacher of French in the Putnam High school. the full list of teachers for the opening 
 complete. There have been few changes since the elections were first made, the complete teaching staff being as follows:
 Principal of high school, Edward H. Snow; sH1b-master, Charles H. Southey 1 teacher of English, Abbie H. Keith Latin, Harriett C.. Baker; French. Sara l 2. Tackaberry mathematics Ernestine B. Wright commercial, Minnie A. Gan non, Irene M. Bernier; eighth grade. Edith M. Kent, Grace R Emmons.
 Israel Putnam school: Seventh grade, 1 John J. O'Brien; sixth grade, M Etta Whiting; fifth grade, Carrie B. Cas- >oigne; fourth grade, Emma J. Dutton third grade, Ethel S. Strahan second and shird grades, Sarah B. Kent; first grade Gertrude c. Warner and Mildred s. Tor rey; opportunity room, Ernestine IT Davis
 Smith street school: Seventh and eighth grades Ella L. Ballard; fifth and sixth grades, Edith L. Cutler; third and fourth grades Marion L. Renshaw; first | and second grades. Lucy M Farrows. Sawyer district: Fifth, sixth and seventh grades. Bertha o. White; third and fourth grades, Mary Wilbur firs and second grades Edith E. Fox. |! East Putnam: Clara B. Gibson.
 Putnam Heights: Esther Rouse
 Music supervisor: Josephine E. Estes
 Mrs. Joseph Lombardo and son Loui. notored to Providence Wednesday.
 Mrs. Clarence Kent and daughter Ma. oeI and Mrs Addie Clifford are on a trir to St. Johns N. B., and to Nova Scotia Miss Maud Carpenter will return tC rroy, Vt, where she has been engaged to teach again this year
 Dr. William H. Sharpe is visiting hi. son, Dr. M. Roy Sharpe, of Uxbridge Mass.
 Miss Mary Carpenter, who was grad Nated from the Boston School of Physi sal Culture last June has been elected physical director of Sweet Briar college ' Va, and will leave for the south earl, , next month.
 State Treasurer C. Harold Gilpatric i
 with his family at Juniper Point. Me. Tn, l family will close their summer home tn
 last of the week and return to Putnam By automobile
 Arthur L. Duvert and Miss Katherin
 Byrne were among local buyers in tn Boston market Tuesday. Mrs. E, B. Harris is entertaining Mrs ". H. Tompkins and son Edward an,
 Irving Kent and daughter, Miss Marion also Miss Alvina Kent, all of Philadel
 phia.
 Owing to the American Legion carniya
 ,he weekly band concert on Union squar
 was not held Wednesday evening. bu : Where is a dance pavilion on the carni
 val grounds, and this was well patron
 ;zed
 e Mir. and Mrs. Byron E. Eddy of Eas 5 Woodstock have announced the engage $ nent of their daughter. Miss Edith 4
 Eddy, to Robert p. Sullivan of Staffor h Springs.
 With two bands, long procession ( z automobiles containing members of Pu e e ] nam lodge, B. P. o. E.. will leave Unio ' square this (Thursday) evening for Wi l iimantic. The Putnam brothers will T. d turn the recent call of the Wilimant lodge, which sent q large delegation
 Putnam during. carnival week. Norwic lodge will also be present in Wiuimant
 this evening"