Putnam patriot., 1913-09-05
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 Henry NJ. Morse and wife are spending week in Putnam.
 Miss Louise Weatherhead has re- turned erom visit in Detroit.
 IN. A. Ballard, wife and son have returned from Alton Bay, N. H.
 HI. w. Longden of Lowell spent Monday with his parents.
 A. D. Mcintyre and family have returned from Mantle.
 Malcolm Wiley has returned from several weeks stay in Maine.
 -Mervin kent and wife of Manches- ter, N. H., are guests of relatives.
 Mrs. Charlotte Champlin has re- turned from two weeks at Crescent beach and Fishers Island.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Sargent have returned from their cottage at Oak Bluffs.
 A. NJ. Towne attended the Nation al Convention of Photographers at Boston this week.
 A man was knocked down by an automobile on Front street Monday and received slight injuries.
 MT. and Mrs. Dwight Sharpe have returned from vacation spent at one of the Rhode Island beach resorts.
 Mrs. Harry Nadeau of Worcester was in the city Monday to attend the observation-disclosures wedding.
 Mrs. C. NJ. Green of II Fremont street returned home after a month in the Berkshires.
 Ira Cutler has returned to Denver, Col, after spending month with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cutler.
 P. 0. Levitt of East Boston was the guest of his mother, Mrs. V. D. Levitt, on Monday.
 Alex Gilman and family and Miss Louise Rivard have returned from a three weeks outing at Sound View.
 MT. and Mrs. George Holbrook of Woonsocket have been guests of Dep uty Sheriff and Mrs. George F. Hol- brook.
 Mrs. Eugene Durocher has bought a two tenement house on Woodstock avenue formerly part of the George Morse estate.
 --Rey. c. F. Bronson and family re- turn today to their home in Benton Harbor after months stay with rel atives in this vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. George Gilbert of Lelcester, Mass, with their children. have been spending a few days with Mrs. Gilbert's parents in this city.
 Eugene Gilman and wife of Bos- ton spent Monday in the city They were guests of Alex Gilman and wife, Green street, and attended the Guer- tin Beilerose wedding.
 Jerome Douty and wife and A. H. Houghton and wife took an automo- bile trip to Rocky Point, Narragan- sett Pier and Newport, Labor Day, covering POO miles.
 A meeting of the Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A. R., will be held in Odd Fellows hall, Monday af- ternoon, Sept. sth, at o'clock. Board meeting at 2.30 p. m.
 Joseph Guertin and wife of Lin re Leblanc of Wiilimantic attended the wedding of Adore Guertin and Delan- da Bellerose Monday.
 Miss Psyche Webster, matron Of the Day Kim ball hospital, has been in Boston the past week attending the meeting of the American Hospital As ,sociation.
 John F. Healey, "A, Worcester, land Miss Mary Shea,, p, Springfield, Mass, were married in this city Tues day afternoon by Justice Mahlon H. ,Geissler.
 Miss N. F. Goddard, who has been staying with Mrs. Samuel Hop kins since her return from Worcester hospital, has gone to her home Tn Worcester.
 Putnam Nest of Owls is planning to initiate a class of 20 September Fist. A delegarion of 75 from Norwich are expected and the Norwich degree team will work the degrees. An English setter owned by victor Chapdelaine was run over by an auto- mobile and killed near the Chapdel- aine home on Church street last Thurs day afternoon. Someone broke into the store of Michael Lynch during Monday night and stole about S7 in change and a few pipes. Entrance was gained through a rear window which was pried open. 'o-Henry A. Wheelock and Edward H. Burt sailed from New York Mon- day afternoon for Norfolk, Va. They will go to Richmond, Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
 Advertised Letters, August 26:
 GENTLEMEN
 D. h. Cuffry, J. F. Burne, Henry Anderson, Harry A. Bandlow.
 LADIES
 Miss Mabel Dodge, The Misses Wilder, Mrs. Daniel A. O'Leary, Miss Georgie McJror.
 Cards were received here Wednes- day announcing the marriage of pr. Lee s. Seward and Miss Barbara saw telle, August Is, at Los Angeles, Cal.