Putnam patriot., 1913-08-29


 George Champlin returned Satur- day from Oak Bluffs.
 Miss Edna Surpless has been in New Haven for two weeks.
 William b. Tillson is at Silver Bay, N. Y, for two weeks rest.t
 The Baptist church will be closed next Sunday.
 w. F.. Davison and family spent last Thursday at Sakonnet, k. l.
 Misses Helen Reach and Ivagiene Fuller were at Watch Hill Sunday.
 Miss Sarah Barnes is having her vacation.
 Miss Minnie kenary is at Lords Point.
 Miss Mary E. Lowe has been visit ing her sister in Lakeport, N. H.
 Vincent McEvoy of the Bradley theatre spent his vacation in Boston. -Dr. E.. F. Perry was in Hartford Monday.
 pr. John Brunette of Brockton has been visiting his mother, Mrs. F. E. Brunette, Grove street.
 Mrs. Ida Bard and daughters, Mil. dred and Gladys, are spending their vacation in Groton..
 Miss MildredaBard, class 1913, P. H. S., will enter the State Normal school at Wilimantic in September. Mrs. l.. w. Sherman and dsugh- ter, Miss Ernestine, spent several days last week in Warren and Newport.
 Mrs. Florence Lathrop is visiting her cousin, Miss Mabel E. Durham ,on Sunnyside Heights.
 Miss Marguerite Dwyer, teacher in Pawtucket,is the guest of her broth CT, NJ. NJ. Dwyer.
 Clayton w. Thurber has been the organist at the Baptist church during August.
 W. s. Johnson and daughter, Miss Ethel, have returned from trip to New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Last Thursday party of camp fire girls visited the boy scouts camp at killingly pond.
 Thomas and Clifton West of Springfield have been recent guests of Geo. $. Bradley and wife Grove street. Israel Lindsley and wife of Wor eester spent the weekend with Mrs. Ellen Bugbee.
 John OiBrieE and wife returned Friday from trip to Boston, Maine and other places.
 Mrs. Geo. E. Shaw has returned from Pleasant View where she has been spending the summer.
 It is announced that the proposed change at the old fair grounds has been abandoned and that the sale has fallen through. Principal and Mrs. John P. Back us of Millbury have come to Putram and taken house formerly occupied by Principal lWignot.
 Charles A. Thayer and family of Central Falls, k. L., have been guests street. Raymond c. Kennedy has been attending the closing session of the Eastern Association school, at Silver Bay, Lake George, N. Y. Mrs. G. Harold Gilpatrie and daughter Rhoda have been spending week at home returning the last ot the week to Juniper Point, Me. Captain John Murray has re- sumed his duties at police headquar- ters and Seargent Patrick Hayes is having his vacation this week. Spec l ia officer Chatiee is substituting dur ing the vacation period. There was large amount Of travel through Putnam Saturday The o'z' New York express was very heavy | train and an extra engine was at- tached here to help haul it to Hart- | ford. John A. Hary, $. D. Horton, Al DcIl 2. M UT pilg JOoSBA t1"S i1-s-t ward James, F. J. Wells and Frank C' Cotton have been named as a con- mittee to make arrangements for the first annual outing of Putnam lodge i of Moose.
 Miss Annie White of Danlelsoh, who has been teaching in one of the schools in the eastern part ot the town of Putnam and who was re- elected for another year, has resigned to accept.a position as teacher in Will Evansville, that she may be nearer to her home. The Norwich bound train due in this city about 10.30 Saturday morn- ing had considerable trouble on Us way down from Worcester, delays oc- curing al South Worcester anG Weo- ster. At Putnam the locomotive brakes went wrong and another had to be secured to replace it, the tram leaving here an hour late.
 Agents of the state board of educa- ton are calling the attention Of those young people who have been granted certificates to work during the vaea- lion season that ,they must give up their places in the mills and return 10 en