She is a Tgcher at Woonaoeket, Hla
Home at Millville—His Father
Followed Them
Mary Donnelly, 21 years old, whose
home is at Millville, R. I., but who is
teaching at the Harris ^school at Woon
socket eloped last week with Harry
Ataniian, of Uxbridge, and came to
Putnam where they were married by
Judge M, H. Geissler. i
The young couple had been class
mates In the High school at Uxbridge
from which they both graduated, a
year ago. They were evidently sweet
hearts, also, although none of their
friends and relatives ' suspected that
they were to be marided.
When Miss Donnelly did not appear
at school her people were notified.
Orok Atamian cams to Putnam to
look for his son and he evidently
thought the young people had gone
away together from the inquiries that
he made.
The bridegroom is an automobile
mechanic. '
W. J. F. RAFFERTY NAMED BY
PRESIDENT TO BE EN8IQN
In the list of nominations sent to
the Senate by President Coolidge on
December 10 is the name of Midship
man W. J. F. Rafferty to be ensign.
MISS BEARD IS HERE
AFTER AN OPERATION
Miss Geraldine Beard is at the home
of her aunt, Miss Kinney, of Center
street, recovering from an operation
which she lately underwent in. a New
London hospital.
Miss Beard is a graduate of Putnam
High School and her parents are mis
sionaries well known in this Cjity.
FORTY GALLONS OF
REAL ALCOHOL
rOUND BY HUNTER IN WOODS
EAST OF CITY
Now in Custody of the Police who do
not Expeot to Find the
Owner
Safely guarded in the Putnam po
I'ce station are 40 gallons of more or
less pure alcohol, ownership unknown
upd likely to remain so.
