Putnam patriot., 1914-12-04
THANKSGIVING DAY
People Entertain and Are Entertained
 Elsewhere
Weather Ideal. Hundreds Seek Anuse-
 ment in Afternoon

people patronized the theatres in the afternoon and evening as we'll as the dance given in Union hall. Pomfret School boys entertained relatives and friends and several theatre parties came to Putnam in the afternoon.
 Silas NJ. Wheelock, wife and chil- dren, Mir. ard Mrs. C, Harold Gilpat- Tic and children, Misses Ellen and Mary Wheelock and Henry Wheelock spent the day with Mrs. Emma Taft in Uxbridge.
 Mir and Mrs. F. Walden Wright of New Haven were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. (. Murfey.
 Fred Wilcox and wife of rrovldencs were guests of Gilman H. Brown and wife.
 E, II. Payne was with relatives in Pawtucket.
 Martin Griffin of Boston was with relatives on Pomfret street.
 Kenneth sharpe of Ashburnhan Academy and Win Sharpe of Stam- ford were with their parents, C. D. sharpe and wife, School street.
 Miss Josephine Clifford was with MT. and Mrs. 0. E. Barrett, ;Provi- dence.
 F. Raymond Gilpatric and wife of New Britain with relatives here.
 Judge l.. II. Fuller with friends in Worcester.
 Charles E. Searls and vile in wor- cester.
 l.. 0. Williams in Whitinsville and Worcester.
 NJ. Il. GeissIer with his mother in Thompson.
 Merrill r Paine of Clark College was with his mother In Putnam.
 John A. Morse, Jr., with his parents, South Main street. Robert T. Chadwick and wife were in Andover, Mass.
 Fred A. Martin of Providence with friends in the city.
 George l.. Padgett and wife In New York.
 MT. and Mrs. E. N. Foster in New York.
 Mrs. Charles T. Thayer and daugh- ter Catherine in Danlelson.
 Roland Gilbert, wife and daughter of Pawtucket with D. B. Gilbert and family.
 Judge c. II. Child, wife and daugh- ter of Woodstock with J. Richard Car penter and family.
 Miss Vardiner of Worcester with parents here.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Chase and Miss Eva Chase with George Chase and family, Providence.
 Mrs. Selig Goldman and son of Wor- cester in Putnam.
 Charles Seder and Prosper Vegiard in Worcester.
 Rev. and Mrs. G. D. Stanley and sons in Lynn, Mass.
 Miss Hazel Converse with Rev. 0. W. Foye and wife, somerville, Mass.
 Rev F. D. Sargent and family with MT. and Mrs. Harold T. Sargent in Worcester.
 George Newell, wife and daughter Barbara were with II, l.. Burt and family, Grove street
 George w. Perry and family were guests of Editor and Mrs. Carl II. Johnson at Franklin.
 Dr. and Mrs. James M. Kent, with children, of New York, were with Dr. and NJ rs. ]. E. Kent, Church street.
 Ralph Botham and wife of New York were at the home of Mrs. T. B~ Botham, Wilkinson street.
 Miss Chaflotte Gascoigne iof Boston was the guest Of her mother, Mrs. C. E. Gascolgne, South Main street.
 Principal John Backus of the High school and Mrs Backus were wlsn friends in Stoneham, Mass.
 Everett D. Packard of the High school faculty was at Newburyporl. Mass, Miss Louise cushman at spring field and Miss Mildred Pierce at New Bedford.
 Mrs. Charles Tetreault was the guest of relatives and friends in Central Falls and Providence.
 Omer Milot was with relatives in Worcester.
 The Misses Alice and Josie Fuller of Worcester with relatives on South Main street.
 Miss Bessie Carpenter 'of Hartford with her parents on Putnam Heights road
 John Wright, Stonington, with par ents on Chapman streets
 Raymond c. Kennedy of Bridgeport with his mother, Mrs. Ida Kennedy.
 NIT. and Mrs. Charles Wilder, Wor- cestef, with W. D. Case and wife.
 Eugene Proulx and wife, Pawtuck- ct, with relatives
 Arlo Tibbetts of Springfield with A. c. s-tetSon aud wife.
 Ralph Potter in Pawtucket-
 Byron Chandler and wife with fela-~' tlyes here.
 John c. Johnson in New York.