Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-11
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM


 two weddings of local interest. Miss Marjorie Mann, older daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. Harry Mann of Church 1 street. and Howard Ashley Knight were | married Monday of this week. The cere- mony was performed in the presence of | near relatives at t..e Broadwsy T aber- l nacle, New York city,
 Mir Knight formerly lived in Putnam and is a graduate of Putnam High l school and of Cornell university. Some i time ago he went to B-I Is epJrt to enter the employ of the Lake Torpedo lsoat company, and has risea to ba assistant superintendent. Miss Mann is also a graduate of Putnam High school and is prominent in Putnam social circles. For the past few years she has been assistant to her father in the insurance business. Jerome Mann and Miss Edna Mann, brother and sister of the bride, both re- side in New York. After wedding trip Mir and Mrs. Knight will reside in Bridgeport Although 1t was we'll known that they were engaged, the date of the wedding had been kept secret and friends were taken by surprise at ecefving. an- nouncerents of the wedding.
 Another marriage was that of Miss Madeline Davis of Philadelphia and Purnen Fleetwood of Waverly. Va Miss
 
 first came here as 8 Chautauqua repre- sentative, Later she returned and made her home here for some time and with Miss Catherine Seward now Mrs. Nelson Lown, formed a musical team that gave number of entertainments in New Eng land cities. Miss Davis is an excep- tionally gifted singer and elocutlonist and Mrs. Lown is an accomplished plan ist. Mrs. Lown returned but a short time ago from a visit with Miss Davis at her Philad elphia home.
 Announcement is also made that the marriage of Miss Georgianna Dupre of Putnam and Sylvester Allenburg of Kan sas City, Mo, will take place at St. Mary's church, Putnam. Monday morn ing at 8 o'clock. Miss Dupre has always lived in Putnam and is prominent in the north end of the city.
 Over 20 candidates were initiated by Putnam lodge of Elks Tuesday evening i After the degree work refreshments were ] served. Later the committee in charge of the outdoor carnival to be staged in July held meeting.
 | Hazen's Pets, 8 Putnam bowling team, went to Pawtucket Tuesday evening and | for the second time defeated tts :AurieIs of the Rhode Island city. The total pin- fall was Putnam 143S and MurleI 1424 l The same teams bowled in Putnam las week and Putnam won by about hun dred pins.
 l At 8 meeting of the governors of ta9 Putnam Country club Tuesday evening ten new meil lorS were admitted Tie club has the largest membership enroll ment since it started five years ago and the season will be the most active ir the clubs history. Webster golfers have joined the Putnam club. as there is at present no club in the Massachusetts town. Nearly forty new members from
 Webster have been admitted so far, and other applications are expected.
 Kenneth Sharpe, son of MT. and Mrs c. Dwight Sharpe of School street. has
 returned home. Mr Sharpe left over a
 month ago for trip through the Med
 iterranean that tool. h In naar'y aro,..1:
 the world. He is an ex-service man who
 was overseas and he revisited the battle
 fields of France where he saw active ser
 vice.
 silas M. wheelock and Charles E
 bean were guests at a dinner of manu lecturers given at the inn, Uxbridge
 Mass, Wednesday evening.
 , Charles L. Torrey was in Hartfort i Wednesday attending a special meettn, , of the state board of education
 Widnham county will have one candi date for the June examination for adrnis r sion to the bar. Judge Smith of Moosur ? well known in Putnam, will take the ex animation which will be held at tn ] Yale Law school June 2 and 3. g According to the statement of the loca . ponce, the shortage in the accounts o William McCourt, manager of the Elme d Automobile company local agents fo : ford cars, who disappeared last Frida, - VIII run into the thousands His account P have been checked uD by the home branc
 In Hartford and, while no definite SIT ' has been stated as missing, 1t has bee c intimated that it will reach close to tn e Se,0O0 mark. ~ Captain Delage of th . Putnam police has been working on ta case since warrant for McCourt was Dr - into his possession. From informatio h the captain has secured he believes ths Il the missing manager is now in Canad e and that he is accompanied by youn 1t woman of Rhode. Island city to who, a u IS said he was. engaged. The youn V woman has not been. seen at the bnt .e where she was employed for several day > The captain has notified the automobi o company of the result of his inyestie; t, ton. The Putnam police department nf
 no detective force and no money to snen