Putnam patriot., 1911-07-21

.;ss Eva LaCross of Church street --.d;pe a weeks vacation with her |'r, in Adams, Mass. Mrs Frank Jarvais and her two (,,t,sn are visiting with relatives in [DSid.uce and Pawtucket, R. l. r,sderick Berthiaume, Marshall ], has entered the employ of the fsasutiaI insurance company. |-Armand Lizotte is assisting 'at the 1, offee mornings during athe vaca- Do season..
 pr. Mary Marsh, Grove street recently the guest of friends at kdey Hill.
 .lden C. Cole and family of Car I,dsle. Pa., have been visiting .rela- ,, in Putnam and Pomfret. Mi. Horace N. Hozzard of New t R. l.. has been visiting relatives |tbe city and calling on old friends. Miss Loretta Allard of Boston, Lu, Sunday with her parents on lem street.
 Attorney Robert G. Perry and lpily are guests of his parents, F, w. |try and wife, Grove street.
 F Mullan is building a garage at rear of his premises on Chapel Est
 Ms. Phillip Murnler returned to rr Monday morning with her fath- who has been visiting her here. will remain for visit.
 -John Jarvais, the horse dealer on ith street spent Monday in Provi- be looking around that city for a collection of horses.
 +yrs. Eunice Manchester and her e, Miss Marion Warren, Grand Ev, are spending two weeks at "Lin- Lodgen, Brattleboro, Vt. +. W. Perry was in Middletown Thursday attending a meeting of trustees of the state hospital for insane.
 |Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Thayer and nk D. Thayer and wife have been pdng a few days at Pleasant View, IA Buchanan returned to the sold- home at Noroton Heights after hdng furlough with relatives in city.
 At the St. Mary's church, Tues by the request of the family re- lem high mass was held for the re- of the soul of the late Julien Bell The Misses Emma and Loretta bllard, Antoinette and Alma Des- Leona Daigle, Beatrice May and Ressa Bellrose are at New Vermont, for three weeks.
 James H. Cutler of Washington, formerly a resident of this place, s visitor in Putnam Thursday. to spend the summer with rel- sin Hampton.
 school of carp In the Quine- liver is attracting a good deal of lon of people crossing the new They pass up and down the uintervsls and feed on the dead land grasses.
 Pafts of Woodstock avenue, street, including .. the new and South Main street have Np dressed with traprock screen mlled and oiled and other streets Flng similarly treated.
 Ii. Longden and wife returned uay from a weeks visit with son in Manchester, N. H. B. F. ~nas been acting as night watch A' the woolen mill during Mir. 0ens absence.
 ue w. C. T. U. will hold a basket July 10th, on the grounds of Alee Cunningham at West Fson' Friends of the temperance are cordially invited to be pres- laSe l.55 p. m. trolley.
 aacpating the extraordinary pri- A Il Is felt will be asked for pota- 'At winter because of short ~ased by lack of rain, buyers 'aung city houses are already though the farming section of ua1y contracting for all the po- Aal the fields promise to pro- Han named Potter, formerly u me old Bugbee House was in
 ,ast week and spoke of the .4ahges and Improvements he N0oat the city. Putnam is a 1'fe city and many changes for
 'ment have followed in repaid
 0a within the past few years.
 Nhalen, Alfred Allard,
 oman, Edward Sabin, Thomas @lu Ildlage Dragon all ot this
 la NIT. Dragons brother of
 act will make up a party
 's'es this city Sunday morn
 @esmping and fishing outing
 seeks at Lake Sibasticook,
 '0pl Maine.
 slhDeFs of the St. Aloysius
 society are working hard 10
 -pphcations for membership,
 ae meeting with such sue
 ley expect to hold the lar
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