Putnam patriot., 1908-07-31

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 Ms James McGarry is in Provi- | dence, visiting relatives. Miss Charlotte Hopkins left here on Tuesday for trip to Bermuda.
 Miss Beatrice NJ. Dwyer is in New London visiting friends.
 Miss Sarah D. Blake, of Athol, Mass, is visiting friends in this city. c-Joseph Ryan, Jr., after a weeks Visit with friends in this city, returned to his home in Springfield on Monday.
 -f. \. Flagg, clerk with Ballard k Clark. is taking his vacation this week where fancy leads him. Newton A. Ballard and family re- turned "Wednesday from two weeks outing in Maine.
 Miss Helen Quinn, Of this city, is In Weymouth, Mass, spending two weeks with her brother, Thomas Quinn.
 Miss Isabelle Grosvenor has gone to Bayside, Mass, to be the guest of her brother, Walter Grosvenor. -Dr. Huntington Sandel made a professional visit 10 Boston on Tues day.
 The parents ef Mrs, Harry >t.0nge Of Worcester, have been entertaing her the past week at their home on Green street.
 -Mr. and Mrs. T. Quinn, on Church street, have been entertaining their daughter, Miss Bertha Quinn, of Wor- cesteT.
 -F. J. Daniels and F. W. Seward, and families, spent Tuesday pleasantly al the shore resorts down the Provi- dence river.
 Webster and Putnam horses are to compete for honors in the "oat races, at the Fair grounds, week from next Saturday. The races are 2:40 and 2:25 class, trot or pace.
 At the annual State meeting of the A. 0. H., in New Haven, August l9, p, 2l, a position has been assigned the Putnam Division in the big parade on the 19th.
 -Geerge Lewis employed in the shoe department of the B. D. Bugbee Corpo- ration, leaves for two weeks vaea- tion i'll Providence, on Monday.
 -Omer Milot, manager of the shoe department fer N. r. Huflbut leaves Monday to spend two weeks with his sister, Mrs. Peffeaalt, at Safanae Lake, N. \.
 The store occupied by the trading stamp people has been rented to oth, parties, from which some infer that trading stamps is not legitimate in bu- siness competition, and is therefore passing away.
 Sister Lawrence, of Hartford, for merly Miss Julia Rafierty, of Putnam, is spending vacation of two weeks at the Convent of the Sisters of Mercy i'll this city.
 The County Home for Children was visited, on Wednesday, by County Commissioners F.. II. Hall, C. E. Bar ber, and F.. II. Cortiss, under whom is the supervision is the institution.
 The employees of the spooling de- partment of the Hammond X knowl- ton silk mill now work from $ a. m. to D., being an hour day increase over what they have been working, show ing an improvement in business.
 -George l.. Waters and wife, who have been spending few weeks with their nephew, MT. NJ. A. Marsh, of Providence street, returned last Satur- day to their home at Bay Ridge, New York.
 The Misses Rose and Emma Rem illafd, who went to Gardner, Mass, to attend the wedding of their brother, Albert. have returned home, their bro ther and his bride accompanying them to spend their honey moon here with MT. and Mrs. Cyril Remillard, sr., on Green street, the bridegroom parents.
 A general invitation is extended ot members and friends of the Child Fa- mily to attend the Biennial Reunion at Roseland Park, on Wednesday, l2th August. Bring any old or antique ar ticles of interest connected with the Child family, and have them plainly labeled with the name of the article and owner.
 --The W. K. (. will hold their an- nual Picnic at the home Of Mrs. Je- rome Tourteilotte, Wednesday, August 9th. Carriages will be al Bugbee's cor ner at 9:30 a. m., to carry those who wish to attend. If the day Is stormy it will be held the next pleasant day.
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 The 40th annual Reunion of the 18th Connecticut Regiment Ass0eia- ton will be held in the Buckingham MeIHDfldl Iiaii, ~Noi Nitas NS'HcS"otr August 18th. Seventeen deaths have been reported since the roster of lsHe- was issued. Among the dead is Glar- endon NJ. Green, who died last March.
 In Hartford Lake tslubn has been organized, the first iu the State to begin the campaign for Lieutenant Governor Lake, to advance him ore step higher. The Couranf Of that city and the Norwich Bulletin are both en- gagged in advocating the election of Lil- ss.,. .. e..ve-,or The contest faY the