Putnam patriot., 1914-08-07
Notes About the City

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 -Florina and Justine Bourdage are visiting Miss Rosana Desautel.
 Miss Sadie Gibney is spending two weeks in Portland, Me.
 Peter Bonin is spending a week at Wallum Lake, K. |.
 A Jersey COW has arrived by ex- press from Dayton, Ohio, for theHowe. Marot school, Thompson.
 Engineer Herbert Smith has re- turned to South Manchester after few days visit in Putnam.
 Jasper Holmes, wife and daughter are on an automobile trip to Bar liar bor, Me.
 Israel Linsley and wife of Worcester, formerly of this city, visited friends here Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Bernadette Dupre has gone to St. Vineent's hospital Worcester where she will undergo an operation.
 Misses Emma and Loretta Remil- lard are on an extended trip to Canada where they will be the guests of rela. tives.
 The Putnam Nest Order of Owls, and invited guests, will hold their au- nual clam bake at Phillips grove on theI shore of AleXander's lake next Sunday.
 Mrs. E. C. Rogers, who recently underwent an operation st the Day Kimball hospital, continues to improve and will soon be discharged. Passengers from the steamer Crown Princess Cecile that returned to this country after starting for Europe with millions in gold, passed through | Putnam Tuesday night on the Bar Harbor express.
 | Thursday was the first pleasant half holiday the clerks have had in number of weeks. A large number went to Roseland Park to enjoy the boating and bathing. 1 Arthur Bosquet, box maker of 1 Worcester, 24, and Miss Rose Clement, ! %, of Clinton, were married Thursday morning by F. W. Seward, acting as justice of the peace.
 Mrs. John D. Campbell has sold her house to Albert Woods, engineer at the Dean pin factory. She will go | to Attleboro to make her home with l her daughter, Mrs. E. Sullivan.
 Samuel Walsh and William Foran are having their vacations. They are on a trip to New York, Atlantic City, Baltimore, Washington, and other places.
 MT and Mrs. NJ. w. Bennett ana daughter, Miss Grace, of Chapel street are spending the week with their son, Frank w Bennett and family of Flushing, N. Y.
 George B. Champin of Chicago, a | travelling salesman for the Wiley Sons Company of Hartford, is spending his vacation with his mother, Mrs. Char lotte Champlin, Bradley street. -Seargent Patrick Hayes of the Put 1 nam police force is having his annual vacation. Special' officer, James Me. Guire, is substituting on the beat in the bushes section of the city. Nothing more has been heard of | ,b nd Putnam farmers are beginning to feel | easier in the belief that the foraging army of pests is not going to cross our border line. -Reports come from Old Killingly Pond that the Boy Scouts are having | great time in camp. Sports, boating, and fishing, with an occasional hike into the country whet appetites, and l fortunately good chef is with the out | fit.
 l The members of the Putnam Fire department will hold an outing and field day on the High school grounds next Thursday afternoon. Two base ball teams composed of members will l cross bats and there will be other ath- letie events.
 The old veterans in the city have received special invitation to attend the Chautauqua Friday afternoon and tickets will be furnished them free. An | appropriate entertainment will be given for them feature of which will be the saluting of the eolors.
 -Dr. Frederick H. Sykes, president of the Connecticut College for Women, has been invited to return to Windham | County next week and will speak at \ Pomfret and Woodstock Hill. So much interest was aroused during his recent brief visit that another series Of meetings is being arranged. The idea | of raising funds by popular suoserip- ton to build dormitory to be called Windham Hall, has been received with much enthusiasm, and it is hoped that every town in the county may become interested in it. Dr. Sykes will speak in Woodstock on Wednesday Aug. l2 at 1 D. m. and the same evening in Pomfret at the Congregational church at p. m.
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