Putnam patriot., 1914-07-31
Items of Local Interest

The Franchise League will hold food sale Friday, 8 p. m. in the Green Trading Stamp store.
 Cyril RcmiiIard of the People < Store is spending his vacation in Ne" Bedford.
 M. W. Bennett is visiting with bis son, Frank NJ Bennett, and family ol Flushing, New York.
 -Lynde C. Panridge of Boston spent inc week end with II. (. Carver and family.
 -Mfs. Frank 4. Forster and son oi Toledo are guests of Ms Carrie E Gaseelgne
 Miss Harriet I. King 'of Boston is visiting for few days with relatives at Putnam Heights.
 Miss Charlotte Gascoigne Of Guil- ford WAS the guest of her mother ovef sunday.
 Elmer Lewis and wife have re- turned from a few days visit with friends in Boston
 Jerome Mann was the guest of his parents, Judge and Mrs. ] Harry Mann Monday, returning to NewYork in the afternoon.
 -Mr and Mrs. Armand Magnan left Saturday for T two weeks visit among relatives and friends in diiler- ent places in Canada
 The W. C. T. L. will hold 4 basket picnic at the home of Miss Alice Gun bingham, West Thompson,this Thurs day afternoon from to ] o'clock.
 -There WAS special meeting of the common council Friday evening the only business being transacted was some details in completing the water bond issue.
 -States Attorney Charles [ Searls was in the city last Friday for the meeting oi the Putnam savings bank trustees. He returned to Nantucket Saturday morning.
 Mrs, ,Abbie Child and daughters Elizabeth and Grace, returned Mon day from spending the week end with r. |. Child and family al the White Beach House, Crescent Beach. Miss Grace hid has returned To Hartford. MT. and Mrs. N. b. Case have re. turned from their vacation spent with their daughter, Mrs Charles N. Wild er at MT. and Mrs. NlldeIas camp On Luke phremagog on the Canadian border near Newport, Nt
 The closing of the Noyena of the at. Anne society took place at St- Ma ry's church Sunday afternoon. Sixty new members were taken into the so- eiely. After the henediction process sion was formed and marched from The church to the statue of 9t. Anne in lhe convent yard where exercises were held.
 William NJ. Dwyer, who has lived in Putnam for number of years, is to ienge the city about the first Of August for Edmonton, Alberta, northwest ter fitofy, where his brother, Q, Dwyer, located number of years ago and has amassed fortune in the fast develop Ing country.
 sisters Matilda, Norbette and Fab. lola, formerly of Notre Dame Aeade- my this city, now of Hartford, are ,stakttuu, taIaftNau in IbfE TitN Sister Matilda Is a sister of Alderman Hector Dnvert and Sister Fabiola Is his daugh- ter and Sister Norpette is q sister of Eugene Bonneville.
 Major Francis A. Marshall, U. \. Cavalry, will command the cavalry troops of Massachusetts, Rhode island and Connecticut that are to come to Pomtret August sth to l1th for ma. noeuvers. IL is also stated that troop of E.. x. cavalry from Fort Ethan AL len, Vermont, will join the camp mak. ing the journey from northern Yer mont overland.
 Advertised letters, July 2S:
 GENTLEMEN
 Henry Stone, Fred Deming, NIT. and Mrs. Irving Blake, Chester E, Taylor, Albert Nicols,
 LApIES
 Mrs. H. r. uavenden, Mrs. Dana Boergone, Mrs. Il. l.. Blanchord, Miss Eeorence Lowell, Miss Nj II. HIven- den.
 Judge J. Harry Mann of this city received from an insurance company he represents, on Monday, handsome gold watch inscribed with his mono gram on the case The present was in recognition of d long term ot faithful and energetic service. Only d few agents in the country have been 50 re- eegni1ed by the company.
 Miss Mary Fisher of New York, a graduate of Barnard college and of the New York University Law school, a guest of Mrs. William Valentine ol Pomffet, will deliver an address in Grange hall, Hampton, Friday even. Ing, on Equal Suffrage, al the ursl meeting of the Hampton Equal Fran shise League formed during the auto mobile tour of the county by the sui iragists,
 -0nly that carpenter went to th, honie Of E. T. Hurry on the Putnam Heights road Saturday afternoon pre- vented the place from being destroyec by fire. A new floor had heenilaid ir