Putnam patriot., 1912-12-06
Thanksgiving Day in Putnam

/ on very quietly. ihefe was little IN
the way of public entertainment going
on In the city, The theatre and n
dance in Union hall were well patron
/ lied.
Wednesday afternoon the travel on
railroad and trolley was heavy and
many of the trains ran in two sections.
People going away and coming to the
city made the railroad station bust
ling place all the afternoon. Thurs
day morning people looked out upon a
white blanket OF snow which eontin-
ued to fall until afternoon, giving the
popularity conceived tone TO the holt
day season. The union Thanksgiving
service Mt the Congregations church
was we'll attended and the pastor, Rev.
+. ID. Sargent, gave an,interesting dis
course.
The public institutions all had some-
thing special for the day. Among
those who came to the city for the day
and those who went To other places
were the following:
q. Harold Gilpatric and wife enter.
tanned Mr.. Hodges and Miss .Etta
Hodges of Somerville, Mrs. SusanNin-
ton and Mrs. Emma Taft OF Uxbridge,
+. Raymond Gilpatric and wife of
New Britain, George w. Gilpatric and
wife, Misses Ellen and Mary Whee-
lock and Henry A. Wheelock.
DR.. Roy sharpe aud wife of TX
bridge were at the home of the form.
er's parents, DIR. w. IL. Sharpe and
wife.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Case of Worees-
ties were with relatives.
Herbert J. Smith and wife of Mid.
| dletown with relatives.
William ID. Sharpe of Stamford with
his parents, e. ID. Sharpe and wife.
Charles *. Shaw with his parents
in Bayonne,.N. j., where his family
are visiting.
j. +. Westherhead and family with
relatives in Pawtueket.
T.. III, johnson and family with his
brother, Carl B. johnson, in franklin.
+. j. Daniels and family with REIN
lives in Gambia, N. IL.
John G.. Johnson with relatives In
| Norwood.
! John l.. Inman aud family with rel
atives In Worcester.
George u. Newell, wife and daugh-
ter Barbara, of Washington, X. L..
with Henry l.. Burt and family.
Horace Bird and wife with MIR. and
Mrs. q. A. Hammond
Miss Gertrude Hall vita relatives In
Milford and Portsmouth, N. II.
Harold Il. Sargent of Norwich and
Miss Florence Sargent of Bryn Mawr,
nj the home of Rev. and Mrs. r. ID.
Sargent.
George Miller and wife oTEast Hart
ford with relatives.
Allan Smith of Boston with his sis.
ter, Mrs. Walker.
T. II. DeCoudres, wife and two
daughters, with Ghauncy Bosworth
and wife, Woodstock avenue.
Herbert Plummer and wife Of Sa-
lem with Mrs. Vinton, Woodstock av.
enue.
Harry Tourteliotte of East Green
wich with his parents, Major Jerome
Tourtellotte and wife, Putnam Heights.
DR.. and Mrs. james M. Kent and
children Of New York city, with Dr.
and Mrs. J b. Kent, Church street.
Edward Shaw and wife and Miss
Emma Colcleugh of Providence, with
George T.. Shaw and wife, Fremont
street.
G.. Il. rratt and wife, Bradley street,
with friends in Boston.
Miss Charlotte 0ascoigne Of Boston
with her mother, Mrs. Carrie h. Gas
coigne, South Main street.
Henry Allard, wife and child, of
Waltham, with relatives.
j. Il. ). Cain OF Port Chester, with
his family on Providence street.
Daniel j. Byrne, Martin and viii
liam Grifrin of Boston with relatives.
Miss Marjorie Bradford with .rela-
tives in Hampton.
John A. &. Warner of the Worcester
Tech, with his parents, Judge +. M.
Warner and wife, South Main street.
Albert &. Luke OF Worcester with
his parents, A. &. Luke and wife,
Church street.
Miss Alice Maynard was with her
sister, Mrs. Malcolm Bilodeau, Thomp-
sonviIle.
Mrs. Edgar Smith and William
Smith and family were guests of Tho
mas Marion and wife, Danielson.
s. Earl Carpenter and wife OF Wor-
cester, with Mrs. Emily Carpenter,
Center street.
j. Richard Carpenter and family
with Mrs. Herbert Sharpe, Pomfret.
Edward Bellerose and wife of Hart
ford with relatives.
William Robergc, Jr., of Springfield,
with his parents on Lee street.
Attorney NJ. II. Geissler was at his
mothers home In Thompson.
Miss Carrigan OF Worcester and Miss
Shea OF Warren, were guests of CaI-
tain John Murray and family.
Frank NJ. Bennett, wife, and daugh-
Tar Elizabeth of Flushing N ".