Putnam patriot., 1908-07-31
'f hsilies, within three months,
 w..kI;es. within One Year,

line. \. H, on Mondoy morning. -George E. Dresser is in New York for few days.
 -Nr. and Mrs. $. Nikolofi and Mrs. g. Durfee, are at Cottage City
 Miss Lillian Warren is spending ber vacation at Plymouth, Mass. Mrs. George A. Hammond is en- tsraining Miss Todd of New York. -Nrs. John F. Carpenter and ehil- dren are al Crescent Beach. frank 0. Davis has been in New York on business trip. Miss Gladys Gagne is visiting rela- lives in Providence. Miss Gladys k. Williams is visit ing friends in Danbury. Edward Favreau of Hartford is visiting his parents on Elm street. Miss Helen Bradley has been the gnesf of friends in West Haven. William K Barber and family re- turned last week from visit to Shei- bune Falls, Mass.
 -ars. William Leonard is visiting her daughter, Mrs. $. F. Morse, in Jef- knon, Mass.
 
 Mrs. Anna Prentice is entertaining l her grandchildren, Celia and Clarence l Goodwin, of Pittsfield. Mass. The colored people of Windham Bounty are 10 have basket picnic at Wildwood Park, Saturday, August $.
 Misses Helen and Alta sharpe Ieaye on saturday for two weeks va |ealen at Gales Ferry. -Mf. and Mfs. \. D. Mcintyre left "Wednesday morning for q two weeks |a.pia Mane and New Hampshire. Miss Frne~tine sherman is the guest of hef sister, Mrs. Joseph Mun- De in Washington, D. (. Mrs. Charles r. Sabin is visiting her dalghler, Mrs. George Vaughan, |ia Worcester.
 The members of Putnam Grange sa o hold d picnic in Nichols Grove, West Thompson, next Wednesday. -Bf. Marguerite ]. Bullard returned |lhis week from a ten days vacation i'll |ihe Adirondacks.
 Miss Gertrude |. Jones returned Monday from atwo weeks visit inNew York state
 Miss Marion l.. Hines, of theWor- |tesler Memorial Hospital, is with her Eafents, Mf. and Mrs. w. E. Hines, |ofove street for d two weeks vacation.
 -br. Henry |. Hammond Of Day |hiile, has gone to Niles, Mich, the Dome os Ir>. Hammond, fer an indeii- hae stay.
 -Nf and Mrs. Charles l.. Torrey |isit on sunday for trip to New York, Hlad ap the Hudson. They will return |tt trolley across Massachusetts toWor- eesler, thence home.
 ~. F. Willis and family have re- aaihed from ten days outing down 'he Providence river. They are enter Raining the Misses Nellie and Anasta- fia conrick, of Warren, K. I.
 Miss Ruth Daniels of the Roose- 'eil hospital, New York. and Miss An '''e Daniels, from Manchester, \. H., a'e lhe guests of their parents, MT. and 'ifs r. j. Daniels, Ring street.
 NJ. and Mrs. R. l., Kenyon left "a Tuesday morning for trolley trip {. few days, covering portions of piassaehusetts, Rhode Island and Con. nectieut.
 Key. J R. Stubbert left Monday .o'nlng to join his family at Crescent 'FAeh, where they are spending their %allon. Mir. Stubbert is to occupy '-e pulpit of the Huntington Street 'spust church in New London, Au- East ls.
 -hyren D. Bugbee Is suffering from ' lhJufy 10 his ankle, he having ''alhed The fragments while cranking .s automobile in Hartford on Sun ~. Although suffering severe pain < was aole 10 drive his machine home.
 -L'st ot letters remaining al the alnam Post Office for the week end- F Juiy 2s.
 Ladies-Mrs. Irene S. Flagg, Mrs. ygssasl.e Baresiord. Mrs. K. F.. Miller, sarah Nelson. Miss Fannie W. N,sss- 's Mss arrie Wood.
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 -ta7 5olan Transcript of Monday
 ss EAe fates seem to be relentless
 4.4 tseN A. II. Nazarlan of chel- {
 aHe lime ago the parsonage
 ''s ? i5aed1 then both church and the l'Aisonsse were destroyed in the '- HE and yesterday his summer col ,
 s al Lake sunaPee went up in ]. Mf. Nazarian and his wife, ''9 ~ss Miss Alice Heath, are well ''o~n in Putnam.