Putnam patriot., 1911-08-11

ocssn Beach for Naca'i'h'
 D. Bugbee and wife spent Sun dU al ocean Beach,
 warren Ames of the Chandler & u,r.e store is having his vacation. us George E. Shaw returned ,.aday from Pleasant View. ur E. NJ. Brunn was in Worces- Ter Monday
 palpb Bugbee of the B. D. Bugbee .,o,s is having his vacation this week. usrbert Smith of Old Lyme spent |,.. week. end with local relatives. -urs. Walter Barrett has been re- |,s,t Worcester visitor. Miss Grace West of the B. D. Bug .. store is enjoying a vacation this |veek.
 Miss A. w. Enyard of South Main .,,s4t is visiting friends in Massachu- 
 selts
 Attorney Philip Gleason of Provi. |S,uce has been entertained by local Edsnds the past few days.
 -FW. Seward is with a party on a Ideep sea fishing trip in the vicinity of |Gardiners Bay.
 -[andord Dwyer of Hotel Chicker- |sg and family, are spending the week r Ocean beach.
 -Reg. J. P. Marvin of Oxford will occupy the pulpit of the Congregation church next Sunday.
 Miss Louise Clarke of Hartford, Orneriy of Putnam, has been the nest of her brother, A. G. Clarke, and is wife of South Main street. Miss Daisy Vaughan of Providence bs recently entertained by her broth L George A. Vaughan, and wife, hurh street.
 Miss Mae V. Smith returns to NoOnsocket next week, to resume her @ition as musical director at the Bi- pl theatre.
 Miss Isabelle Grosvenor, Fremont tset, is spending her vacation at Old orchard beach, Maine. Miss Lillian Nalen is also at that summer resort. Henry NJ. Morse returned from Boston Sunday, having finished a hree weeks engagement at Keith s lestre.
 Louis A. Reeves is enjoying Teek's vacation, and with his wife is isiiing her relatives in New York g
 -Alphonse Boucher and Frank hsmpeau, with two men from West oodstock went berrying the first of le week, and picked 73 quarts of ucsleberries.
 There will be no meeting of the Oman'S Board of the Day Kimball spital in August. The annual meet gwill occur in September.
 Mrs. J. B. Kent, Secretary. The ways and means committee of Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, A. R., will hold a cake sale at the me of Mrs. J. B. Tatem, Jr., Friday sinOOn, August 11th, at 4 o'clock. -fouf automobiles, containing II als and child, from Courtland, l., left the Putnam Inn Tuesday pining on their return journey to Puftand.
 representative Willis Covell and RG Pomfret, are recovering from injuries received in a recent runa- Their little daughter who was at the same, is about again as laI.
 -Aederie \. Sney of North Grosve- aale and Miss Marie Gosslin of this were married in St. Mary's church aaay morning. A reception was
 @ the home of William Jollie. wedding journey they will re- m North Grosvenordale.
 List of advertised letters at Put
 post office for week ending Aug. snlemen-Mauriee Calmus, NJ. E.
 l Chester Corey ?, Carmen De saO, Eugene Dumas, Fred Fulton, ssiu ssi Messinger, L. k. Spence.
 sIles-MrS. Edward c. Brown,
 Lou Horton.
 u'ham citizens who own automo-
 VIII De pleased to hear that the ," hillingly has decided to ex-
 uaeadam to connect with one of
 'o state road routes out of Put
 There is a great amount of tray-
 automobile between the two
 Aoat none of the three most used ' are maeadamised the entire dis
 " premium list and program of
 s-nu annual exhibition of the
 -lsh County Agricultural society i. s9H iyni Conn.,, has been printed, t -4' oe sent by mail to every life oi The society and to every
 Sho has exhibited in the past
 SaH. The fair will be held Sept.
 I' An unusually interesting
 u IS being arranged.
 eornin .reunion will be held
 sN august 3ist at Connchusett
 ws mile north of Thompson
 - sas east side of Hartford and
 sasia trolley. Guests are re- Ii ! su 70 come as early in the morn- " | Possible and come prepared to