Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
PUTNAM


 St. Louis church Webster. held large assemblage at g o'clock Wednesday of relatives and friends who witnessed the Agent John F Reardon of the Grosvencr- dale company, North Grosv enordale, and Mrs. Reardon, and Miss Margaret Car ney a nurse in St. Vincerts hospital, Worcester, formerly district nurse in Put nam. whose home is at IS Granite street, Webster. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Garrick Dofan, pastor of St. Louis church, who also celebrated the nuptial high mass
 The wedding party moved down the aisle to the sanctuary as the wedding march was played. The bridesmaid was Miss Annie Carney of Webster. sister of the bride. Miss Helen Howard and Miss Margaret Reardon were maids of honor. The bride wore white georgette trimmed with Chantilly lace and carried a shower bouquet of bride roses The bridfsmaids ] were gowned in honey-dew and blue geor- l gette, and carried matching flowers. The i best man was Richard Rerdon of North Grosvenordale, the bridegroom's brother. After the mass breakfast was served | to 75 guests at the Hotel Dewitt, fol- | lowing which there was dancing guests were present from New York, Boston. New Haven, Manchester, Fall River. Dorchester. Putnam, Webster and North i Grosvenordale. Late in the afternoon Mir. and Mrs. Resrdon left for motor trip through the White mountains, after which they will live in a newly renodeled and fitted home in North Grosvenordale, where MT. Reardon is the company eIec- trtcian. oth the bride and groom are well known in Putnam.
 At the first meeting of the Junion
 
 1 following town officers were elected: l Mayor Blanche Green; town clerk, Ju- dith Sabin; law and order committee. Phoebe Franklin. Ethel Bugbee; service committee, Madeline Houghton. Hendy Green. The citizens stood while the oath of office was administered. Then there were stories and singing.
 i One of the first attributes of good gov ernment is a proper code of bylaws. This the law and order committee report. ed and the following were adopted Keep order during all programs; do not throw paper or apple cores or other rubbish on the ground; keep chairs in straight row do not move them into the aisies; keep off ropes and poles do not go on plat form or behind the curtain; enter Junior , Town by the front entrance; citizens do not crawl under the fence; be good and loyal citizen always; do not spit on the grounds; do not go out while someone is :. talking if you don't want to stay to the lectures, go out before the superintendent | begins speaking.
 One thoughtful donor gave 56 Junior . tickets. Of these enough were furnished the Windnam county temporary home so that all the children there old enough to i, attend might do So. The Junior leaders : are Loretta Rush, Marjorie Turner, Will . liam Fortney and Charles Bist The offi- r cers of Junior Town display badges oi i office and the citizens have pins inscribed T am proud of my town.' newly born male child was abandoned
 on the piazza of the home of MT. and : Mrs. N. D. Skinner. North Woodstock : about 3 o'clock Tuesday evening, and the state police are working to. solve the , mystery of its desertion
 Just before the clock struck Mir and
 Mrs Skinner were sitting in their living : room. The front door was open, as va, the door to the living room There wa |; t a loud knock on the screen door and foo = :. steps were heard of person hurryin, 2 away Mrs. Skinner went to the dco :. and saw small automobile truck drivinl rapidly away. It was dark and she va
 unable to get the number, but notice, . that there was an advertising sign on tn ' rear of the truck. Looking about, Mrs f Skinner found a small bundle on tn n piazza. Unwrapping a coarse blanket an = common kitchen apron. newly bor # infant was revealed.
 Mir. Skinner is a former town clerk an ,a deputy sheriff and for some years ha l. been an invalid. Mrs. Harry Johnson. l. registered nurse. was called, and took th .g baby home with her. The child is fuli W formed and a. healthy appearing littl E. fellow. Already the .selectnen have ha of one offer from a couple who wish { st adopt it.
 of Henry Evers and William Lakarthe -ll of Brooklyn, N. r.. were brought befor at Justice Charles M. Perrin of Mort l- Woodstock Tuesday evening on a chars T. of stealing fruit and with assault with D. dangerous weapon. The two men are a k legged to be the persons whom Gardn, n- Sumner saw stealing apples in his orci ' ard and who, when warned to get ou ip f1red several shots from revolvers IT ne state police were communicated wit ch the two Brooklyn men were placed und, e arrest in Willimantic and were sent
 jail in default of the payment of fin, a and costs after they had been four VI guilty of carrying concealed weapon o. os The two men were not put to plea befo 1 the justice, as the grand juror asked fl ~ continuance. The case was set f ,s '. Saturday morning and bonds of $z,ot
 were ordered. The men were unable us secure bonds and so were taken Sn Brooklyn jail
 IT. Rev. ,. !. E1ty. pastor of Holy rrini
 church, Pomfret. also of the Sacred Hea IT, church, West Thompson was operat, us upon at the Day Kimball hospital Tue c. day evening. The operation was succes be fully performed by Dr. S. B. Overlook Ter Pomfret and Dr. Owen O'Neil of vii ee mantle.
 ps Mss Nellie BIoxhasa, rnaAron at Il .e. Day Kimhan hospital, is entertaining h ID sisters Miss Bessie Bloxham and MI
 Mabel Bioxham, of New Jersey. ~ sg ATidshlpman William Ranerty of t .er U. s. naval college, Annapolis. is at u is home of his parents, Mir and Mrs " at liam F. Raffetry, for a furlough exteri of ing until Sept. 30. He has just return,
 from the midshipmen's summer cruise.
 George E. Shaw Is showing such if ~ provennent that it is expected he will l,l ln removed from the Day Kimball hospit sn s to the home of his daughter, Mrs. S. ] Se Wheeiock, Church street, is about tv Ds weeks.
 The body of Ethel M. Lyme the 1s ye 9 old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jam Lyme, who was killed in an autonobi
 accident on Phoenixville Hill at an ear
 hour Monday morning. was sent to t
 Lyme home in Carlstead. N J., Tuesd;
 evening.
 Miss Ellen Whselock, Mrs. ".
 Holmes Of Mt Vernon, IN. T., Miss Ma
 Wheelock and Mrs Herbert J. /smi
 rnotored to Norton, Mass, Wednesday
 call on Mrs. Helen Wiley, formerly
 Putnam who ik house m 1aI,a1er If q 1ir