Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21


 v Remillard, Jr., has returned s,om his vacation.
 Miss Maria Des Pelteau of the Peo- ,,sis Store, is spending her vacation at New Bedford, Mass.
 -Nr. NJ. NJ. Dwyer and wife spent sunday in Worcester, visiting with re-
 atises.
 .-Nr and Mrs. Frank D Thayer are s,ending a week in Pawtueket, the suests of Chas. A. Thayer and family.
 Nj. Barney and wife are in camp q, Webster Lake for the remainder of the month.
 -F. Nj. Wheaton left on Monday evening for business trip to Washing ton.
 Miss Maude Simpson has been the g,,est of Miss Maude Perrin in West Woodstock.
 Mrs. Justin :. Green of Center street. is visiting her mother, Mrs. FraStus Blackmar, in Woodstock.
 -Frnest (. Morse of New York City, returned home Monday, after fort nights visit in Putnam.
 Lueius P. Merriam, clerk in the First National Bank, is taking Il week $ va cation.
 Mrs. john D. Main has been the ruest of her daughter in New Bedford the past two weeks.
 Miss Gladys Murfey leaves Satur- day for few days visit to New York ely.
 Mrs. Victor Gaapdelaine and her son, Ernest, have returned from an outing at Crescent Beach.
 Il. A. Brown, of New Rochelle, N {. was ill Putnam on Monday calling upon friends.
 -Messrs. John F. Carpenter, Geo. 4. . Hammond and Dr. Omer LaRue, were among the visitors at Quadic on Sun day.
 Frederick Morrell, son of Dr. and Mrs Morfell, has returned from Cana ia, where he has been making stay oi several weeks.
 -RoheFt G. Perry and family, who have been the guests of his parents for the past three weeks, returned to their Iolae in Kew York City on Saturday.
 yf and Mrs. II. l.. Burt, Grove st., have been entertaining Mir. Geo. New ell, wife and their daughter Barbara, ol Washington, R. l.
 Henry Merriam, after spending his vacation with his mother, Mrs. Emily Merriam, Fremont street, has returned b Boston.
 NIT Noel Dupre and his mother, oi Woodstock, have returned from a Two weeks visit with relatives in Are lic, RI.
 Miss Elizabeth Byrne, organiSt at >t. Mary's Church, and Miss Blanche buverl book keeper for Bosworth Bros, ale spending a week al Matunuck, Narfagansett Bay.
 Mansfield Hose company, No, ., aFe to give an outing and clam bake for theif@iees and sweethearts, at Wiid- wood Park, at some near future date, to maintain the custom adopted years ago.
 -Re4 Mr Wilson of Bellingham, Washington, will preach at theGongre- gatiouai church next Sunday morning. t. Thompson, a member ot the choir of Dr. Parkhurst's church, New 4eek city, will sing "1 Am Well Pleased, by Wilkinson, and Handel $ Largo.
 Mi. and Mrs. T. Bennor, of South Main street, were visited by relatives aid friends on Saturday, who came To congratulate them on reaching the ill- iieth anniversary of their marriage and Who left many choice gifts as tokens el their regard for the esteemed couple. -J F. Kingsley, who has conducted attaining stable at the Putnam Fair grounds the past season. is to start out Tor the fall racing circuit in about two week Among the string of racers that he Will take along will be Silver Stall, bHsteF Wilkes, Miss Annie Wilkes and Happy Benton, which are expected to gike good account of themselves.
 Last Thursday, while coming on HIS bicycle down Perrin Hill, and near 'ae Day kimball Hospital, on turning sharp curve in the road, Mir. McEvoy came suddenly upon a team. He tired 'o turn out to one side and so also did 'lie other man, but neither succeed GU and there was eollision-Mr. Me hNov Was the only sufferer, as he was 'atoN n into gutter and sustained laAil cuts and bruises about the head, oat none of them serious.
 The Lake Campaign Club held a Nleellng Thursday night, last week, Aad e.eeied the following officers:
 fFesitient-Bvron D. Bugbee.
 c1eiaTy->ilas M Mheelo3k. .AAs.Sstant. Secrelary-tsh K. shaw. 4fs,As24reF-F. M Baker.
 iee Presidents and Executive Con- -+FsEt-C5
 lltsl B Kent, J. |. Talenl, oe9=-s \. Young. Jesse Rich, ' aas. A Fenner. Ghas. A. Wilcox, t5tEEl.s D .sa II Brown. T.. II. Arnold, " H. N. sharpe, J. -- Gfean,
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