Putnam patriot., 1911-08-04
flames Rafferty has returned.from

returDed l1otH Hi0i' "
 Eli St. George, of Woonsocket, has hsen visiting relatipes in the city.
 Miss Irene Williams of Woodstock avenue is visiting friends in Norwich
 -t'yril RemilIard has returned from week s stay at Sound Beach.
 Mrs. Bertha Brewster is visiting ,elatiyes in Providence.
 Miss Lillian Warren is spending ,bis week at Pleasant View.
 Israel Linsley of Providence was g onest of Putnam friends this week.
 Mrs. +. E. Brunette, Grove street, has been visiting lin New Hampshire
 -Alyan Martin of the First Nation al Rank is having vacation.
 Misses Bertha and Florence Sar. cent spent the week end in Boston.
 Miss Beatrice Dwyer has returned from A two weeks vacation spent al Lake Pearl, Wrentham.
 Mrs. Hiram Brown, Oak Hill, is the guest of her brother, Charles Tuck CT, Paseoag,
 Donald Barrett of Hartford, is wis. fling his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Hiram L. Barrett, Oak Hill.
 The Misses Hickey of the B. D. Bugbee store are enjoying their annual vacation.
 Mrs. Marcia Cutler has been enter iaiping Miss Hazel Herendeen of Woodstock.
 Mrs. C. NJ. Greene has returned home from a few weeks stay on the Sound.
 Miss Lila Brown of Boston, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. E. Richard son, Fremont street.
 Miss Root and Miss Jones, of Cleveland, Ohio, are guests of E. NJ. Wheaton and family.
 George Lewis of the B. D. Bugbee shoe store is enjoying a two weeks va- cation.
 Mrs. D. H. Billings, Oak Hill, left on Wednesday, for a months visit in Massachusetts,.
 Mrs. A. R. Cole and Miss Mary Vale have returned from a visit to Pleasant View.
 Miss Grace Child of Newark, is spending her vacation with her moth- CT Mrs. Abbie E. Child, Grove street. Mrs. NJ. G. Leonard is at Gales Ferry, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer K. Earnshaw.
 Fred Shaw of Bayonne, N. J., was recently the guest of his son, Charles K. Shaw, and family, Fremont street. James Bussey of Norwich, former Y this city, has been calling on To- cal friends.
 Miss Mabel Benner, of Maine was recent guest of c. H. Brown and wife, Grove street. Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre, Mrs. Jesse Rich, Miss Emma Roberts, ,and Robert Mcintyre, returned Friday from stay o month in Nova Scotia. The selectmen have called spec la town meeting for Saturday after noon in Union hall to see If the town will accept the new concrete bridge. George Macfarlane, sub-principal ol the Putnam High school has sent hls resignation to the school board. Illness of his father is his reason flor not returning to Putnam.
 -Dr. J. E. Shepard, the New York uIoat specialist, who has summer nome on the Senexet Road, operated upon number of children for the re- noyal of adenoids or tonsils at the Dsy'himhall hospital Monday.
 Helen L. Hall, 40, divorcee, of Doylston, \. H., and Aucustus Roy bennett, age 26, of the same place, came to this city July 26, and were married by Rev. F, D. Sargent, pastor VI The Congregational church.
 invitations have been sent out by .Aarles Gosselin for the marriage of us daughter, Marie, to Mederic N. 'ney, at St. Mary's church, Monday lofning, August 7th, at s o'clock. A ecepton will be held after Elass at the nome of William Jollie, 33 Mill street, The Providence and Boston mill nth who have bought the idle Will huntsville mill will file articles Of in- o'pofation this week under the name the killingly Manufacturing com rsny with capital stock of $500, ,O0O. Ae ihlll will be enlarged to capacity
 @'Vo spindles and 1900 looms an d '0sson goods will be made.
 -fFed X. Morren, of New York " Was the guest of his father, pr.
 d. AorFeil, over Sunday. On Mon- 's they made an automobile trip to D'ssen, from which place Fred went Han 10 Maplewood, N. H., for a
 hlght's stay. Mrs. Morrell and .ss Isabel are guests at the same re-
 -lhe sewer gang is now working on
 'ldence street between Van den
 H ssfeet and the bridge over the
 -A4eoaug. The ledge on Church
 es nas been cut through. and this
 eAon finished. The work is now