Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1913-06-27
Martin is spending his vaca.


ton in Washington, d. G.
Judge F. f. Russell has been in
New York on business this week.
&c Harold Gilpatric returned from
Juniper Point, Me-, Sunday evening.
Carl T. Keut of Groton, Mass,
spent few days with his parents
here.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dwyer has been enter
tanning her brother, William Sheehy
of Spencer.
Merrill P. Paine left on Monday
for Saybrook, where he is to spend the
summer.
Miss Elizabeth OiBrien has enter
ed the employ of George RawIey, as
bookkeeper.
Flora White of Grove street is the
guest of Rev. Mr.. Belcher's family in
Easthampton.
MIS-. +. ID. Sargent has returned
from visit of two weeks in Brookline,
n. III. ana worcester.
Miss Hattie Anderson of New
York formerly of Putnam, has been
the guest of friends here.
Mrs. Anna Keith and daughter,
Miss Marguerite, are to spend the
month of July at Oak Bluffs.
Ransom b. Gascoigne left Friday
| for Cleveland, Ohio, where he has Sc
cured position for the vacation sea-
son.
Mrs. George w. Holt spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Augustus |
| Morse at their cottage at Pleasant
View, II. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert j. Smith of
East Haddam, Conn, were the recent
guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. George w.
| Holt.
| Howard Knight, who has been
| spending a few days at his home,
returns today Thursday to Cornell
university.
| -Barnicle, pitcher for the Putin am
base ball team two years ago, was fea-
tured with a picture on the sporting
page of the Providence Journal last
Sunday.
| Sanford Herrinden and daughter
Jean, of Lyman's Viaduct and Mrs.
d. 1. Thompson, of Providence were
visitors here Wednesday with Marcia
Cutler, Church steet.
Winthrop E. Sibley of Newton
and Miss Florence NJ. Moore of Spring
field were married in this city June %
by Rev. G.. ID. Stanley. They will re-
side in Newtonville.
| Miss Marion l.. Renshaw of this
| city was among the graduates of the
Willimantic Normal school lest Fri
| day. Her uncle, James +. Rafferty,,
| Chapel street, with whom she makes
her home, attended the exercises.
About twenty members of Quine-
baug lodge of Masons went to South
Woodstock Sunday, and joined Put
nam lodge in attendance at church.
Rev. Douglas Pierce preached an ex-
cellent sermon.
Through the efforts of Prosper Vie
gard and other local fishermen 1900
black bass were recently distributed
in Alexander's lake, Woodstock lake,
and Quadic pond. Mr.. Viegard is now
having applications signed to procure
trout. Any one interested can secure
a blank from him.
Mrs. c. IL. Kelley of South Main
street has been entertaining her sister,
Mrs. Harriet Reynolds, who left for
Bristol Ferry Wednesday. Mrs. Rey-
nolds is to sail from Boston Friday, for
Scotland, where she is TO spend the
summer.
Israel Putnam lodge, !. Q. o. f.,
decorated the graves of their deceased
members last Sunday and held appro-
pirate memorial exercises. The men,
bers marched from the lodge room to
the Grove street cemetery in IA body,
where an address was given by Rev.
George ID. Stanley.
Through the efforts of Principal &.
G. Spratt the Woonsocket High school
association for the first time in twenty
years held a reunion and banquet on
Friday evening of last week. There
was an attendance of 250, the associa-
ton was reorganized, and it was voted
to hold the reunion annually.
A dinner party was given at the
home of Mrs. A. l.. Mansfield, Eden
street, Friday evening, in honor OF
Mrs. Herbert Fitzroy, who is going to
Philadelphia to reside, her husband
having accepted a position in ia mill
there. The tables were prettily deco
rated. Mrs. Fitzroy was presented
with q casserole during the evening.
Israel Putnam lodge, /. .. o. f.,
has elected the following officers:
n. G., Fred d. Card.
V. G., H. A. johnson.
Treasurer, l.. NJ. Keith.
Financial secretary, l.. II. Fuller.
Recording secretary, Alvin T.Martin.
The officers will be installed next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George s. Bradley received
word last Sunday the Of death by
drowning of Thomas NJ. West,1 IL years
old, of Springfield, SON of Joseph Z.
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