Putnam patriot., 1913-09-26
Items of Local Interest

-Ars. Helen Wiley entertalneo the o. N club .donday evening.
 Earl k. Willis of Boston has been visiting his mother on School street. Fred Case and wife of Worcester have been guests of local relatives. Percy l.. Waterman left today for a business trip 10 New York.
 City GleIk,F W Seward has re- turned from Guilford. Henry L. Converse and family have returned from two weeks spent at Crescent Beach.
 -Herbert smith of Middle Haddam wss the guest of his parents, l.. E. Smith and wife, over Sunday.
 Geo. F.. Dresser was called to Yer mont last week owing to slight acci- dent to Mrs Dresser.
 Mrs. Adele Walker, who has been spending the summer in Putnam, re- turned to Boston Saturday.
 -Dr. and Mrs. L. 0. Morasse are en- tertaining Mr. and Mrs Eli LeFay Of i Upper Hudson, \. '. Miss Malvina Lacroix of North 1 Adams has been the guest of her broth CT, Archie Laeroix, Church street;
 Mrs. Joseph Gagne has been in Providence on account Of the illness of her nephew, Edmond Lesperance.
 Mrs. Dr. kiiby Of North AttIeboto has been sthe guest of Miss Florence Sargent, Grove street.
 Mrs. John 4. Dady has been the guest of Mrs. A. l. Morse at her sum mer cottage, Pleasant View, recently. Mrs. N. Ii. Holmes and son Rich ard of Westerly, were guests of A. W. Macdonald and family over Sunday
 Gideon Eemaitre has returned from visit with hts mother in Low 1 ell.
 -state School Inspector Gregory was in the city recently to inspect th' schools.
 Miss Charlotte Gaseoigne, wb' conducts tea room in Guillofd, spen Inc week end with her mother, Mrs. ( E. Gascoigne, south Main street.
 The D. A. k. pilgrimage 10 th' Wolf Den which was postponed las Saturday on account of the weathe will be held this Saturday.
 The three 20-foot holes that hav' been open since the soil survey wa made on the site of the proposed pos office are being filled up.
 Henry Lizotte has entered DadyI silk mill as the superintendent of th' winding room to succeed Edward Sites resigned.
 There will be rummage sale 1T Tatem' s block, Front street, Tuesday september 80th, afternoon and even ing.
 Miss Rosemond Danielson, Put nam Heights, entertained Miss Emil, Pierson of Cromwell, organizer of tn Connecticut Woman's Suffrage Asso eiation, on Saturday.
 Governor simeon E. Baldwin wa inPutnam for short while this morn ing en route to Brooklyn fair H. called on n number of business mel whom he knew.
 Advertised Letters, Sept. 24:
 GENTLEMEN
 A. C. Dresser, Rev E.IA. Less, Jo scph LuGrandeau, C. NJ. Randall.
 Mrs. Ruth Plalt, Miss Rose Delbuck
 The material for the High schoo basket ball team is in daily practie and fast team is looked flor this sea son. Games will be arranged witt other good school teams and an inter esting season Is anticipated.
 Miss Ellen Wheelock, Churel street, entertained an afternoon bridg party last Friday Three tables wer used in play. Prizes were awarde' Mrs. Ernest Morse, King street, am . | Al iNr Y itu thNNf " plAtNltls
 Rev F. D. Sargent was in HarI ford Wednesday to attend meetin of the directors of the Missionary Soci ety of Connecticut. Governor kaldwi is member and was present at th meeting.
 There was large number of Put nam people who went to the BrooklS fair today to weleomei His ENeelencN Governor Simeon F. Baldwin. Thi gatherings of prominent men in th state that ever met together at on time in this end of Windham county Mrs. Carrie E. Gaseoigne has bee entertaining her son, George B. Gas coigne for few days. Mir, Gaseoign is sanitary engineer in the publi service department of Cleveland, ohit and was sent east on an observatio tour visiting all large cities and ir speeling their sewerage systems.
 The annual meeting Of the Wom ans Board of the. Day kimball hosp tai will be held in their rooms, od Fellows hall, Pomfret street, Monday September 80th atlS o'clock. EXecu tive meeting at 2.S0. The business be transacted is to hear annual reports elect officers for the ensuing year. { full attendance is desired, and also th  annual membership fees.
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