Putnam patriot., 1914-04-03
Notes About the City

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 Mrs. 4. < i,au bas fftumed from | Worcester baspitai te bef home eH tbuieh sfieet gfehty improved la health.
 Mia isabelle nyfac If lbs nufeea' st aii af lgoeasgeil hoapitai, hew fefk, "a spending few daya with her m9tli' CT ou Woodstock avenue.
 Nlaa Mary Wbeeloek returned "Wednesday ftom : eeyefal weeka' slsil with relatives in soflh Attleb6fo and labfldRe
 ". \. Johnson haa returned rom New Haven wbefe he went to attend meeting ef the atats eentfni commit Lee of thn Progressive party of which he is member from thia district
 A neW livery stable Is to be built on tie lot on South dnin street Just north of Vauphana gnfnee and Il will be occupied by l.. n Keith Hho wha recently burned out.
 Nf. md Ms liefaee l Bifd pt Boston hage beeu h Florida dnting the Nlnief. md en theit return Yiailsa tba homo ai Nh ana Ma. Y 4 lihhis mend. aE laia l# pteFtieiaf fine annaeT H0lsi Hl osfetdl asine.
 Attorney f ( Moae. eaahaei toi Joseph fieofge tefnief adieinisifaief has aied ao afpeai tfea the sefdiei in llle easa aealasl the Woedataek hHf' ealtutaI soeiely teadeud last 1ha@. day
 .Iabn 4. Dedy ard Bt Il N gbompsea Wete oat en ths it"at stiehms Wednesday md returned w'ti' il atflue If fifteen fah il is n manual occurrence lef these two fishermen to bring ln the arai alting
 Aboai 7.a0 Friday evening the re- mnining walls of the Keith stable col laphed making n loud noise People ran from all over the business section io find out what had happened The walls fell lnwafdA and no damage waA done.
 selhe Salvation Army batfacha, which have iof \ number of y1eta been located on Canal street, have bosn fo' noveu to the iileh block on Main street. sunday evenings meeting waa ihs last lo be held ln ihe old quaf' tsta.
 = IGA senator George A Hammond, hln niece, Miss i,elen Hammond, and her friend, Miss Davis of iieaton, re turned from weeks stay tn Wnah' lnRtun saturday evening While there tho pnfly were presented lo rtealdenl Wilson hy Representatives Donovan and Kennedy of Connecticut,
 Utdem have been'ieceigud from the post office department pfoyldine thnt nursery stock can be sent 10 Canada, except in the oaAe If greenhouse grown aud florists stock The mefehandise will be admitted provided detailed statement oi the shipment la made nna ia attached to the parcel
 "A very small numhct of rutnam nshefmsn stule aWny Co the trout streams h the early morning honta Wednesday, The whter Ia high and cold and the sport wilt not hp good Tor some timo but the honnr ol catching fhe first nsh h a luGe lo the veterans sha, can not bc resisted,
 -~rhefe afo thtee mills now making automobile ,lre duck within few mllea af each ether in this cofnei ei Nindham county, one ht banielaon, ano at Nllllamavlle and one, .hc Manhanac.t Misunderstanding Company sn Putnam All ot theae mills atp sunnlna night and daN te nll orders that will keep them hnay until next Sail even though no mee 0sdets arc te' cvlxed. ltAtd times has no meaning saf these concerns.
 n s.sQuinnatlssct Grange was enter tained al supper In Grange hall Thompson. Friday evening by Ran xlaiph II. Chandler. rhete was a latk' numne, present, After the supper tadlsa .luaf,et.o ffem the choir ei th' tsanrseg alioaAi church, Putnam, saN' | shoss concert program, sheifmas1eI 1. o, Williams presiding at .he organ The aasrlrtia was made nr q Missel ,,asrphias NJ. uitsard, i.e'as'a h' h'''s Marion Andem and ka.hetine seward ncach nnmhef received generous ap n,au.e. A social heus followed viii 1nncine.