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Evening star., 1925-06-29
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, June 20 (Spe-
ciaD An unusually large number
of public school teachers of Mont
gomery County will attend Summer
school at various educational insti
tutions for the next six weeks. The
list. just announced by Prof. Edwin w.
Broome, county superintendent of
schools, which is expected to be in
creased somewhat, is as follows:
Columbia College, New York -
Prof. and Mrs. Harry S. Beall, Misses
Elberta T. Rice, Mary Brewer and
Maude England.
George Washington, Washington
Mrs. l. Murphy. Mrs. Aleze Cissel,
Mrs Minnie Hines, Misses Virginia
karn. Mary Lane, Elizabeth Hicks,
Amele De Cele, Ruby Trail, Florence
Nations and Laura Souder.
University of Nirginia-Prof. J. NJ.
Bishop, Misses Victoria Jones. Lou
ise McCeney, Ruth Arlington and
Annie White.
Johns Hopkins-Mrs. Mamie Finn,
Misses Virginia Gartrell, Ruth Bur
roughs. Jennie Birth and Hazel r.
Hill
son Ward. Mrs. Miriam o. Smith,
Mrs. Myrtle Bates, Mrs. Calphurnia
Monday, Mrs. Louise II. Perry
Misses Virginia Brewer. Ethel Dor
sey, Mary Green. Margaret TroXell
Iva Fulks. Gladys Day, Mrs. Elsie
Wheeler Mrs. Katherine Bricker. ].
Raymond Stewart, Guy Jewell, Miss
Blanche Jenkins and Albert War
then.
State Normal School, Towson-
Mrs. Margaret Ryan and Robert c..
State Normal School. Frostburg-
Mrs. A. NJ. Gardner. Mrs. Luella Da-
Wis and Miss Hattie J. Montgomery.
Kalamazoo Normal, Kalamazoo,
Mich.-Mrs. Anna Rose.
Prof. Broome is member of the
Summer School faculty at the Uni
versity of Maryland. Part of the
expenses of the teachers is borne
by the county Board of Education.
Garrett Home Brings $1O,300.
The handsome home of former
States Attorney John A. Garrett, on
the old Georgetown pike. opposite
Battery Park, this county, was sold
at public auction Saturday after
noon to DR.. Benjamin c. Perry of
Bethesda for s1o,300 1t is a mod
contains about three-fourths of an
acre. Garrett is serving II years
in the Maryland Penitentiary for for
gerry and embezzlement The prop
erty was sold by Attorneys Talbot
& Prettyman of Rockville to satisfy
a mortgage.
Montgomery County's annual carni-
val and picnic season Is about to
start and a large number of such
events are scheduled for July and
August. The Rockville post of the
American Legion will start the ball
rolling with a carnival on the court
house lawn here Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. Others to be held
ere: July 4, Gaithersburg Council Of
knights of Columbus, at Gathers
burg; July TO- Rockville Baptist Sun
day school; July 49, st. Marks Epis-
copal Church. Fairland; July 2S, ST
Gabriels Catholic Church, Potomac.
and Montgomery County General Hos
pital, Sandy Spring; July 80, st.
Marks Guild, Fairland: August 4, )
and 6, St. Mary's Catholic Church,
Rockville; August 5, ST Johns Cath
olic Church, Forest Glen; August IL,
st. Roses Catholic Church Choppers,
and st. Peters Catholic Church, Oh
ney: August IS, Germantown Council,
Junior o. U. A. NJ, Germantown:
August 19, Modern woodmen of
america, Laytonsville.
Announcement has been made of
Evening star., 1925-06-29

About the worst examples a small
boy ever meets with are in his
arithmetic.
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

nam. IharlH seu Wood setk. Pomfret and tasttued haa m Fstaaa
 n Htmperatit q l,Eatcs ta s.afe eeHtsualm elected Wlthuat contest l4a.4=l saHsH hads a8H ti raiI cail il fa.ie saiae stolen siIA a lhe s >5a3 hueroa ing.N. 5arf tard Fars 2sz alter h.u caught ln ram running act Fourth
 it..ItIt tzs dlzlal LlLe ta-l-l I.-41- E-f1 ca4ft ta-ls H teaa darHe laIeda Heaud ENeaHs school ai afs l5f diplomas Misses Fal lsn. zham and EzlllEa 4-lasl he# td ut ifH.~ aaud at Ciy Hotel. Hrietor arrested NtwgH N BaaSe ehycker expert gIVes exhibition here
 1s NaHha et rlaut mills to bg leasrd c. sttllal different concerns lhamH Hsaa re@.3cHf willing to nay for rNce by Putnam fife departments John j. NeC4sry made eaHta4a 5i new Infantry company heFe. Mrs La Smth b. nEs S2aCJ aamnee suit aEaln fHur Putnam naieemeu. SeHooi pupil #@ke efeasient tn m cilar.aE iaialuss pa uie drills thsHieer ol tammczec plans eioan-an SFtttai gtH m tng called for AHfa N- Calvin Raw an os Wood stock dies
 William Ea.saaea4. fVa ysa5s eld daeNH0d in 0uu aaHr Eixef HHH efaFIla fFe daEs E Hr hE Aaaha a reseisufs Ha51ua
 ut eHcH d RaiIros8
 HeW tme tahe scae eda4a a
 saf getting dlgarea W haIleH Hzue c t .lla-sl- tasff heH aieaH National eaatan- t.ea. Leon Davis Hb.uE55n. Eo6s ta
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

John's hall Ma1dl Gras very success ful s.gsy-hge an high sehsol honor rolf. Sata LeF0n Commander t0 gis- it Putnam Claes want lower trolley fure@wauid tap branch line service.
 l4=Foetg from Putnam attend hear iar sf Hartford iu effort fa ave troi- Icy service Light and Power Com paas plan aiHH ulle ga# Hne From Putnam ta Duaiehon Winters worst storm d4a S5690 damage locally six hundred phanea eat thirty poles snapped, road impa sable. nearby tawn Ui bout fzht Tnrae caught ailn l.qlar nay Sl Gg9 Albert Lajlio leave patanm h8m wl'h fhe family cash Hester. J. smith critically .l
 2 Pros dense par.ies bid si55.- GOO for Manhns nepertg Reg. &. E eHad md re vrati6u Com efega1Iauai pastor. Si'a H Wheel
 eek ehests new aFesia rt af Putnam Country Club. Fish and Game Club
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

men object to futile out of town t4i1 ey fire apparatus Seeau3 reof at at Carver hoese on School Edwin A. Johnson North Grosvsao. dale. has foot asuutata.. af.e. as. crash EsA. E Ga5a to sssz Farmers field aip. Ds.a a. hos ot Ezra ii,e Of Woodstock ls u. h .ii ertyfecelves 35 wears ais#r5. s,G1Qed serYice badge from AolilAn Company Putnam nov h ai'hss haaiek9a with cas. In.rI. aata eol.eHHt atHratts larEa esatg
 l9-tlrst Nation l Bark closed n put 1u Ear5 5s of receiver s-4..s.. ported Co be S252, ,000-Gil5steg t, Yers between life and Geala at he. pltas--i.is resignation as saate t-a- arer prepared but not si -ael Ci. zens ot Putnam come forward i'm ho,, of need With pledges 0f S75.011 ward capital and surplus of as bank. Ballard family holds tb9 r-, aXte annual reunion. Staezf t.fa ask court about Monson Mas. qt @illeh tereoran is hea MaaH ! D, Y alter wiil serve warraat $. Gilpatric E in hetter condition. Kaf ehitz barn l1 Es ford burn t. fa ground with ios of Ss,000 Over &A
 go on farmers teid fHp. Henr 9s ali, atHaH resident served tvsaf slN wears ln Easl h army. paalia Fer and loais II. Masaier married
 1@ ltileH iu two " X pie4 >-31.ooo for ueH hanh s hoi9eEs VI old bank .1 mt.t .ua s,
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02
THE TEN MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS OF THE YEAR
 II AND ABOUT PUTNAM

l-sade attempt of GHratie and closing Of the First
 National Bank 2-Opening Of he tso new banks. 3-The comeback celebration and the comeback spirit 4The White of Pomfr by his aged brother and
 killing Of Che murderer by expansion the Putna Company and the Hemn~ay s Co., 6Te q of hrae manufacturing the Maahasset
 More mills. T-Tbe establishment National Guard company srhe sweeping Republican victory local and national eee
 tions.
 Mcchancsv which the lives Of two Putnam men oyist of forty lses Hartford trolley service hafag
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

-..gs 70 protect interests. Friends If ciInafeie trying to raise heavy o' -d.,,rity bond. Former treasurer .(y so.,,s5s5at improved at hospital. .rp;9tv-sys New York fresh air child ran .,,. ig Putnam. Public schools to hove kiadergarten his year. Chau- taueua opens in Putnam. Mechanics y;iia A. 4. will have a field day.
 Chair caned by Abraham Lincoln
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

May
 -Witnesses ln saith case claim Policeman Ryan drove bser-ladeu ma. eAsa- eharg5a Rotar. fs entertain on occasion or iirst an- uivarsary Fifteen minutes to bs .A,i ta Putnam hooI day. Savings
 Hta F tHt.tsi nuN home.
 SaF8h E HldWIE= Eastlord. fuI Hn 1HHsa HstdaY aachIn Nrf9W 5at sHea Company ta hay rgFl et NMhasst plant Many lnr E-4ra mpany. may par aae Du 4laHa al Uae Death af CsarEg Page huaam Heights
 AleNaua Gilman eitetcd presi- q at ef tUfHam Chamber of Com. m rec HteIaH ral tl build nurses ne at hospital this year Hny Austin Wilkinson street. wounded aa laaels raai hE unidentified aailant p j Sheridan building beautiful dance pavilion a. Wildwood. Pomfret wins In both la hail and rowing. a2 taksu m during April hy city rt Slu'tr cla at h.eh school elFes annual riag Small god darosff sted at Nasth Waadstaek. Putnam
 taltlr ue alHauy cla cs for in- q a.ir period stsam Chamber of Commerce has dane much raed wofk tae ar. secre1afy's report huws
 Ea tg seriously m al Nlmha.' tal MF and Mrs.
 .laf NeI Woodstock. e2
 arat4 aas fae est4oa Memorial bfidre
 te fsrhfa- r IT
 Las s n Iae haialc#
 Aa death eau sd br
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

cans have safe majority. Miss Frances Elliott engaged to Malcolm k Doug as. Proceeds from sale of Gardner rorerty believed misappropfiated hy aF. Giipatric Grammar schoel teaeh- fs to ha-d institute in Putnam. Gug .aSer resigns as assistant cashier ol
 rst National. Woodstock Masons t.o .edcate their new temple. Woodstoek aats Ailiinely High at football. H. 7. Barrett has paper l04 years old hirteeu thousand fingerling trout re- eased ln hrooss in and around Put am. Two get divorces at Superior paft session. Rev. Mir. C0zad takes iausfield. Mass. rastorate.
 l7-Rieh and Peehie nominated by
 utnam Republicans for representa- i've berths from among five candi- ates. Gilratric makes final aecoun' ng on Cutler trust fund shows hortage of s34.O00. Death Of Sena- ef branie zee shocks state and caN' al. Health Commissioner Osoorn peaks at county medical meatias ere. Mrs. Bartlett and A 2. Beaa oleil are Democratic renre-e1 1t1Nfs hoiees. C. H. Child will retire ss hdTe of probate court at WoodstoeA. lsath of George A. Young. csss s.ainst Putnam police heard W h1ge Mal.bie. Mrs. Mary ReFnols eossed the plains by covered w Eoh Commissioner Meredith gpeaks .aehCrs' institute here Colonel ana hrs. ThayeT honored bg relatives ea
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

s-isrtfc Mrs fl. E. Wright has his taric shelI-t0rn flag. New ] orA camp efs arrive in Woodstock foAfth Vl tJulv quiet in Putnam. George, T La faHtaire fatally injured in nlidlhs5 ! esIlapge at New London. City eouheii ] faEles resignation Of Prosecuting At .5rney ,. F. Carpenter. Arcanam.lt.e.a (. : lzze fine party at old harrenyiile fTrr Putnam golfers win from south 1 bridve. Allen Thayer leaves for West Point. Hundred boys now at M. ] C. #8. camp on Black Pond Death oi M~s John J. Dubois.
 1i-Edward L. Robinson to be new principal of Putnam Hleh sehooi. Mitchell Sho.oian, former Putnam man. kills mother-iu-law. saoots ~lIe and self in Worcester Two hundred j6eaf Elks march in Boston. Putnam gfiU free from smallpox Patriot cup given Manchester boy. Members of beadgusrters company having a good time and learning much at Niantic. Roseland bathers may be arrested saes health commissioner. Miss Flor eHea Brown and Thaddeus r fitein r.aFaied. Death of Mrs. s. K Spald inc C. Stanley Shaw installed as Noble Grand of Old Fel.oNs.
 Hs-Thfec Camp Gtopia hoEs bath nz in N66d t6cs iase. ozdsrt q aa= sH in court. Charles z ". Kay ras Putnam. drown in Quadic pond. N -4 Haf-as and Ruth Bartlett t8 iaIs ChaHfayqza. Governor iennie- f#s fs Qi#is CHHa Wood Rack. Clark
 tts totals sEd1L2ft7Q Miss Flora WEte enga1d to James C. Scott. Wf Alice Iaraz1 and Artrlr Lanoi1t married. Building and ioan assets aa S2aa aa0. Se.i-Flota clreHs cN= faf.an e eHtaias thousand here. Death o5 Louis A. Perry Putnam .aalll-e club satu d. Telephones iH
 Governor IaGaia-aa ma-zss an Hi to Como Y 84aa tocE=pre-
 ra riat trophies Co Al.aa Gray t Hartford eaHaty. Miss Katherine ngsG1 cho 9icg-ehaicman of St1t# f-HH#a5aH central committee. Four ra aaH aid UaiaH boy gets painful iU5s#.-s 5s Haes= when ne hicks ] ds-
 ate ea a3 j, explode. Aer-
 t If ataauuea four hand
 ft= fer August Robert E Mil @ Fiti War Hct san dies. Nrs. rai- CaeHtsE. el die. Dr. f1#s T.fzoem seventy s-ave eper- a 9s az iaeJ' HF.fai.
 AUGUST
 White. prominent Poe #eH ze.J##Ht Ha. dead 6E ctz de eaUd bf5# RHiaHir. Iar
 tzer s5 4es old killed hy % vixen ha capture Il 1sH'ou ref=ou ez aroza#as girl at Woo .ztaes -nIat.ea known. John Il. Carhe-t Counts r \ seer tBre e-e.a Miss pa9i Hasiey at New Haven Ese beeHzri nerHeliF. #sstl gsp=- venariale baaaei b. 2,a4a naaa'e SsIeln b3. ia row born at tae aos- pta I6-Hi r#f'ra5d worker enjoy ou If Pod flop Mitchell Saa piaa arr erfd in Worcester or murder charge Death of Herbert D Keith Nr and As Jaeph Hroaehas are < ed H 4Haf char e-s NeN rGs #aj0 sfrviaH.
 Stss Treasurer C H~a3d ( r. Fatae aztemp.# sa.esde=#s eriir condition =t aaag =taHz ta he safe eeruiHers here=Hr ik foe drea as EHt undiscovered fua Hl= vaH#erf ka1c fa Fes=f#et m fa tha aHaaHA W'fb loss of s25.ooa i 3es-
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

sfi5al raliaa aF ante crash at iam- rot Tblae C5 atsrf d1 t dollar 1T. Har "a aa aI n lcraH Jas
 iaf Hg biz aif.Hfan
 rafFaa HI~=. Nj Am Eek feet Over t56 attend annual K. of hai Jafa afala Ezt efss f tu#HaH t1-ar tIar gaaa4 n4Na a# IGjHaH -E #. f7rf. s#a.. Zafar.
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

naon n He li4aor. North Gfosgeu9f- aaIe WamaH arng su5t against tho e'itr 1eeth of Everett 4. Reynolds af q lad hGW E4Ety=taree 4Eles sssa at feiish club. Putnam forced Into taHd 5 ace n Gaauts !. U. C. A HI#t Jeasa or Gilman II. Brown atHam-
 ar9 fine Booth Salvation t#mv command er. speaks here. Fran
 ftat4.ff f.. f,s sf.s- n4#-snaf of Sfaz
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02
oam Week Rv Week Patro Reviews 1924 In Chronological Form

events feature defense day celebra- tion. Cases against Ryan and Rus sell 10 be heard in local superior court room Stores abandon Thursday clos ing plan. Golfers at country club in qualifying round.
 fe-Citizens National Bank expect. ed to open by November 1. Over 1 900 people at Woodstock fair. Hopes of depositors depend on salvage probable that everyone will get every penny. Thompson will have contest for tax collectorship. Eastford man dies of typhoid Russell case dismiss ed in superior court. Policeman Ryan found not guilty of transporting Iiouor-returns to his beat. Death of Sheriff George Holbrook after years of illness. McGarry vs. Miron in tax collector contest here. Hector Lucier of Putnam escapes from rebels in Honduras.
 26-Connectieut Company to op- crate on man trolleys here. Joseph Caisse killed in auto accident at perrvyille. two others injured. Per kins and Strongman of New Bedford purchase Morse mill-will conduct manufacturing there. Federal indict ment placed bank defaleations at S455.014 Baptist church must pav stock assessment to extent of $500. Town of pomfret dehtless according to town reBort. Woodstock folh de- Iighted with management of town farm under Mr and Mrs. French. Grosvenordale Company slices pay f5 ner cent as full time operations begin.
 OCTOBER
 3-Four candidates for Republican representative nominations. John Wallin, Elliott, disappears with life savings of S6.000. Ream family denies report of alleged shooting af- fair. Citizens committee proceeds with work. striving to overcome obstacles. Rev. R D. Hatch to be new Episcopal minister here. Coro- ner Bill Co hold inquest on fstai Perryyille crash. Mrs Louise Gros- Yanor van der Laan dies on board ship returning te '. s. X. Dennis Shea pf Ballouviile fatallv.hurt in aceident ncar Rhode Island line. Charles Nor ris Democratic candidate for cover. aor sneaks here. Planning 10 ora. rize state bank. The CarRill Trust Company here. Woodstock Masn1s ta dedicate temple Judge Child seeks renominalion to senate from 5his district. Town of Ashford ac- eepts knowlton memorial lift.
 10-Giloatric pleads guilty to four teen counts. denies 9. at Nov Ha- van hearing ease continued until October 30. Congressman GIvnn calls IaFellette menace to the country. Another candidate for representative nomination as Mrs. Nikoloff enters the field Abingdon church another i5ser through bank assessment. Du- hamel. Democrat. reelected tax eol- lector nt Thompson. Boehm Jnhn- son wedding. Death Of Mrs Jerome Tourtellotte. D. A. R. goes on pil- arimage te Southbrilee territory AttoHaY Niron wins epsilz in tax eolleetorship contest. Alfred Bonne- Fille succeeded hF E1ward eirarf as Democratic asleetmap. Council tables bill presented by Attorney Bradford fer services as azs' staat aHosoeu6ar Putnam High loses fo Webster in season's opening football eaMe De. Hocrats show unexpected streurti in fastford election. though RcpubN.
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

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Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

among Hamilton Haits antiques 1.off of Va3er r. S,oIten burah. tharle Richard. acting mayor, heads committee making aa eezense cay program. Death at h8zfital oi Timothy F. Hopkins, prominent Daaial=oH man.
 -g-Bzhk examiners finish thair Nort. receiver signs fos assets. Jud e George Holt crisicizas ouk officials for Silaute. Patriot miziaE word contest ends wifh Ms jaiith Sabin and siH Raymond $ Ne55ury tied f1l afsl rlace sixty dal.a m priz- e5. John T. Haptcn get a4sl at ap- Fsrdg Guaraat0rs plF deficit of 198a eaeil-Gh Ghautaugu1 D razun Hezs gear. Citizens committee in eoufFHsre ! .f= Efri==. bout eh.ztar. Hi...f5 tomaaag taid day a...asts biz crowd. Sheriff a9.bro8: Eams1hcF bE many oa sHst birth sar Gil8a. -ie imn=sFi1s. NiI be sat4F h1ia3 s!S.y-aiae cases on ejaaal docket
 SEPTEMBER
 5-Mr. Gilpatric to he t4lsn home -seeas ta realize that he F blind - fr6ad pledge S55.005 bond money. '5r and Yrs. Fred Gilman have cele- a--=a ea 2ath anniversary F their welding. Public sshe8l eaIo. lment t veaeT-tWo ~r5a=Hr t7n7 year ta-az 5aEoTe t1drars aa1 2uTh GibaeF married F Repubicau 10 have Fl Ran rirEs tr' hy fury.
 8.aa4 l. E5-a1 : Death Hf iHaz HHrIg Iz S.lteft, ttl con a4r'Miss suIeiI e haot iae HHsef With shaf gun Several 4acz H=1#=s tz4zraH a1 zss 70 6ha .sazar aaaft. John r. GHoWeuor ar neH. For u-ua# ire aa-
 fa bi- Ion disaatoH W new aar a.ll get charter. Bastoi firm
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

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Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

Y E.ii oserate aIanhasset plant Job, new state central com. f-Qn this iistee sFii
 7s more than hsif ef - 900 short re. Death
 Aalr \ E c1r.tis less- '' .--ss c-ae-s. Parade m gsis
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02
MARCH

Maeioirc Wnmctte. tirad of Ne. commit ulclla Examine i}a bah.es al nnt clinic Local eity eogrl has a4s. tihel A# hlaA8 Htsacs tu uflnA hsi 2 e.oW
 cess f bonn la Mr. and Mas 4 C. E ehf Hfnh faaI I9 es e aAslock Academy at basket ball Al asf Anderson of North 1aeAte lAHs al4 AHaaai St
Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

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Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02

Hs! Last aaIifE
 asy aarda. Death of carl B. H#l-ra= HnH hess at HE4H-= a# sHauuI= nues DaEi rec
 fhat 4esEtzsiolte High
 Washington t eH*er zda
 rig5 af E.sa.5 st.a ,4a4ers4as. ta h.5 .elao Ilaas b.cg at baseball. D .th c-aH t,e kHE JUhH J. Elty, hun .et5s atterd Iag.-al oi beloved Fum= .r= priest.
 Officer Iatu Ryan arrested on tII5.f,c of running liquor. airs. DelIgp f4Ez santu 1T tHHnE a-laa+H suit #tH# ef eaHft slaiat staffa mis gK Nd contest Nestfori man fined hrld Hfs eas bic for starting two forrest fires. Nj z. <. rats goed f5sst If annual |. dg5t. Allen 1haycr C.fs appointment to West font pc .a aad gal a# O.i45r H5seaN. rra.a# in 1t Wo0d tg resident Res. G q. Hel5 -r5-tHtis the Row j. J
 Hm Ascomu Club vl 0 rove ft- property. Putnam and
 s auudale-, pLau Memorial De. t-m.
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 rv Dnv8 2. Hutch. Ie
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 .a I. lane L. ia.Ea Hrtair-=
 r.d dadil5led Death .,.r tast=Hzl oz Oliver q. Latham El- mend Sandefaon and Miss Helen lay lor married
 HaWc-dasot School has grad uatlng exercises build new durmi- tery before start of next school year Meodaeek Co have beautiful new li-i brary, memorial to Howard W Brack-I eu. County League of Women Voters re-elects Mrs William Valentine pres ideHt. Simeon Larose acting as spe- cial policeman in place of John r Evan. Mrs. W k. Barber new presi-I dent of Parent Teacher Association. Ten receive diplomas from Woodstock Academy Putnam beats killiugIy in final baseball game Four arrested in raid on Fomfret street house. Local F.ss will make Taurtellotte's real swimming hole
 4 Ehifty three Putnam High gtu- deuts graduate Franklin Perry and Helen Botham win special honors TourtelQtte High graduates ouly 6ve sttssien this year. John F. Garrcu. fer again tenders re iEBatian as prose cutting attorney. Fight for sophomore tanner at h!gk school class day evor- clses. Kenneth sharp, president of P II. g. Alumni 4 citation. First Ice.itge Club in county organized at Wood tQck Ppmfrct Schooi diplomas awarded nineteen students.
 Harvey LeClar foand not gail ty. three others pay fines or get iail eutences after raid at Pomfret street house k V. Russell. star witness against them placed under arrest on perjury charge Luke White of Put nam enters Annapolis Mark E. Stin-| sou resigns as hiEh school principal sotuE- back ta Baldwinsville. Rhode Island senators take refuge at Bon GreSYcnar Inn P0mfret. Son born at the hospital, June 2l. Co Mir and Mrs. Aas. Putnam Broe ,s throughout fhis section being rcstocked under supervision ef state fish and ee nfe association Death of Alvin Nebher ef East Woodstock.
 JULY
 Attorney General Healy unhalds No1ds.ocs swimming han-trusta.,s 0f park will fight action. Garaga breaks at Putnam and rhomnsan l s . a Haa