Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23

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 Allen Smith Of Boston spent sun day with his mother on Grove street.
 w. H. Mansfield has been visiting in Manchester, N Ii. Arthur Libby will enter the liar. ward Law school al it's opening.
 Letter carrier Geo Clark is con- fined to his home by illness.
 Miss lAdah Alexander of Boston has been a recent guest of her father on Pleasant avenue.
 George Brown, son of MT. and Mrs. 1 Gilman Brown, Grove street, Is to start poultry farm on Park street.
 -F. A. Libby and family have re. turned from their summer home at Squirrel Island, Maine.i
 Miss Florence Stubbert entertained friends al a chating dish party at her home on Sunnyside Saturday evening.
 Miss Helen Huntington left this week for Knoxville, H., where she is 10 teach physical culture.
 Miss Francis Warner returned to Mt. Holyoke college Monday to enter upon her senior year.
 Byron sherman returned to New York Monday after visiting his mother on Woodstock avenue.
 
 Mrs. Frank Burgess and family are entertaining Miss Edna Levin of Pottersville, k. 1.
 w. D. Brigham of Macon, Ga, Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Vim. Whea- ton. Mechanic street.
 Miss May sahin of the Hartford hospital is the guest Of her parents, on Florence street.
 Mrs. Florence Botham and daugh- ter Charlotte have returned from Win throp Beach.
 Miss A. F.. Choliar left Wednes- day morning for visit te her nephew in Newark, \. J.
 -Dr. Kellogg has returned to Put ] nam after spending the summe- in New Hampshire.
 The arc light on Union street has been replaced by three ineandeseent 1 bulbs.
 A harvest supper and entertain ment at the Putnam Heights church 1 last Friday evening netted s65. Miss Alkaline Chabot was in Bos. ton last week attending the millinery openings.
 -Dr. J. N. Landry and family re- turned Wednesday from a three weeks visit in Canada.
 Miss Sarah Kenyon of New York ! is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles l Wagner, Sunnyside street. l Mrs. Edgar Clarke and Miss $. Elizabeth Clarke are visiting in Col 1 chester.
 A. P. Dennis, of Foxboro, is visit ing his daughter, Mrs. John A. Morse and family, South NJ lain street. A. W. Fisher, of Westerly, former ly of this city, was in Putnam We'd nesday, attending the funeral of w. H. Letters.
 The Farther Lights society of the Baptist church will hold cake sale at Ballard & Clark's store Friday after noon, September a0th, at 3 p. m. Mrs. E. E.. Earnshaw and daugh- fer Marion, who have been visiting Ill Putnam. left Tuesday for visit with relatives in Providence. The body of Glare Alton Hodgman, of Worcester, a nephew of the late l.. ii. Alton, was brought to Putnam on Wednesday for burial in the Grove street cemetery. Mrs. Emma Greenleaf of Long Beach, Cal. has been the guest ot her amt. Mrs. Emma Phillips and cousin Nettie Z. Phillips, Elm street She has just returned from three months trip to Europe.
 Miss Ida Tautant, of Smith street, has returned from Montreal, where she attended the Euehafistic Congress, ai- fer which she visited relatives and friends.
 Court City of Putnam. F. of A., will hold a class initiation Sunday al. ,efnoou. October 2d. The new degree team have prepared something good. il is hoped that there will be large attendance.
 Frank Morse, who for eighteen wears has been driver for H. 5. Morse, is to conclude his labors there next week. and will go to Southbridge to work on . farm. His route is To oe taken by Louis Davis.
 The French Naturalization club will hold a meeting in St. Johns hall, Monday evening, September 2bth, when members will be instructed in the use of the new ballot to be used for the first time at the forthcoming eiec- tion.
 Lis, of letters rem maining In the Putnam post office for the week ending september D:
 Gentlemen Vim. Bsttey. A. J. Rrooks. K. KuchAnew, Elmer R. MIL fer, John E. Taylor.
 Lsdie~-Miss Sarah Cole, Miss Eiiz- aoeth B. Hall, Mrs. Eliza L- Jacques,