Putnam patriot., 1913-08-29

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 All schools open Tuesday for the fall term.
 Alfred Bodo is having weeks va- cation.
 Mrs. Anna Wade has returned from months stay al Crescent Beach.
 Miss Gertrude Joslin is visiting in Utica, N. Y.
 Miss Lillian Warren, Grand View, is spending a week with friends in Worcester and Providence.
 George P. Newell, wife and daugh- ter, were in town Sunday, coming in their new Packard car.
 Adler Towne and wife entertained Charles Mitchell of New Bedford over Sunday.
 Willis Bard and wife of New York have returned home after having spent the summer with relatives here.
 -C. C. Brown and wife have return ed from three weeks stay at their cottage, Crescent Beach.
 Misses Helen Keith and Ivagene Fuller have been recent visitors at Watch Hill.
 --G. B. Champlin is in Philadelphia.
 Miss Mckenna of Worcester has been the guest of local friends.
 MT. and Mrs. O. E. Ryther have returned to Crescent Beach after a brief visit with l.. 0. Williams.
 Mrs. c. A. Spencer of Attleboro was visitor with relatives here Tues day.
 Mir. and Mrs. George F. Holbrook are entertaining Mrs. Maxwell of Wor- cester.
 Miss Eliza Reed, money order clerk at the post office, is having her vacation.
 Attorney w. A. King of Wild. mantle was in the city on business Tuesday.
 Chief Joseph Maynard and about fifteen members of the fire department are attending the State Firemen's Con- vention at West Haven. Miss Marjorie Mann had leading part in IA Rank Deception, play produced by the Country Club at Gales Ferry Saturday evening. Mrs. Perry F. Wilson left Tuesday for stay in Bridgeport, where she will be the guest of her brother, John C. Paine, on ogden street.
 -Rhoda Gilpatric is the guest for the remainder of this week of her cousins, Misses Sylvia and Elizabeth Wheelock, at Pleasant View
 Mrs. Robert G. Perry and family have been called to their home in New York on account of the illness of rel ative of Mrs. Perry.
 ". E. Davison and wife of Bull lock street have been entertaining Miss Grace Cutler of Providence, also Mrs. Fullerton of Willimantic.
 Miss F. Marjorie Richardson is substituting at the $. X H. store dur ing the absence of Miss Gertrude Jos lin.
 Mrs. Frank Monohan of Provi- dence has been visiting her husband who is employed in Smiths barber shop.
 State Divisional Engineer Weldon of Wilimantic was in Putnam Tues day in connection with the improve ment work being done in Elm street.
 Mrs. John Breckinridge and little son, who have been guests of MT. and Mrs. G. A. Hammond, Oak Hill, re- turned to their home in Northampton Wednesday.
 Frank Herrick of Thompson, is at the Day kimball hospital with his left leg broken above the ankle, as a result of sliding to base while playing ball at Mechanicsville.
 Mrs. Paul Dion of Central Falls, R. l., has been the guest of Mrs. Charles Tetreault. They attended the Franco. American conference in Webster We'd nesday
 The local lodge of Moose will hold a big class initiation in Union hall this Thursday evening, The meeting will be preceded by a parade headed by St. James band of Danielson. New applications for membership are being continually handed in.
 The wedding of Miss Louise Fitts and N Earl White will lake place at the Congregational lchurch in Pomfret this Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock, to be followed by reception al the home of the brides parents. A number of friends from this city are to attend.
 Miss Ellen l.. Osgood arrived in Boston Wednesday morning on the Eranconia of the Cunard line, after seven days voyage, on her return from a four months European tour. She was the guest of Mrs. Nj. H. Medbury in this city Wednesday night, going to her home in East Hartford Thursday morning.
 Raymond A. Fuller, wife and children of California, are spending their six weeks vacation in the East. He is the younger son of Judge l.. fl. Fuller. This is his first trip to New England in over ten years. He has been member of the faculty of Stan-