Putnam patriot., 1914-09-04
Happenings in Putnam

scAao. NIi open next week -DeI5f Vieas aasi in Worcester fasl Thuuaay
 -Nr-. Emest TetreaaHt has resumed Der pace ss clsfs az tHs Pe5p.es store Nh aad Ha. William Warren, Oak H#l. zpeHl the aeek end Wii1 their son d5aa taa Providence rizef= -Mrs. Hiram N. Br5@n, oaa HiH, entertained 1fs. AFediI of Worcester last week.
 -Airs. H3baH T. Chad@iek returned -alarday fmm Lawrence where she had been To e.sit her father. -Labor bay aiii De She last day Of 1 inc half hour trolley service between Wet THompsoa and Danieisou.
 sister N. Lsontue of Hartford ,f9r- merry of Sotre Dame academy. Pot nam. was in inc city Wednesday John r. -haa, superintendent Of i the Mauhasset mill, has returned from lhe hospits in Norcesters 70. C. B8sW0rth len Wednesday for Manomet where he vii make stay before returning with bis family. "A petition Is in circulation for the purpose of having the license question voted upon this fait.
 stale Attorney Charles |. 5eafls Is ta be one of the speakers at the Pomfret celebration next week. Mrs. Perry P Wilson has return ed from visit afth her brother John (. Paine. Of Bridgeport William yandale has returned from Hartford 10 enter the employ Of farey's grocery store on Providence street.
 Frank Sherlock of Providence has removed his family 10 Putnam where be has a position as clerk in a local store. He formerly lived here. On account Of the rain Saturday afternoon ali baseball games scheduled for towns in this section of the county were postponed.
 Mi. and Mrs. Silas Wheeiock en. tertained party of friends at their cottage al Pleasant View sunday, one of the features was Il clam bake. Mrs. C. D. Torfey Of Hardwick, NJ ass, has recently been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Touey, Put nam Heights.
 The goods Of Samuel Renick in his store on Elm street were sold al public auction last Thursday to satisfy claims Of three Judgment creditors. -Stanton D. Wicks left Monday for a business trip to Virginia that may result in bringing to his farm in Pom fret number of valuable Percheron horses.
 The management Of Pomfret Old Home Festival afe pleased that they have the premise of an address Thurs day, september lalh, by eongressnan Bryan r. Mahan of New London. -I Richard Carpenter was al the O.fis void, Eastern Point, Friday, at- tending Il banquet and meeting Of the fire insurance agents in New London and Windham counties.
 -Arrangements have been com. pteted for The 10th annual reunion Of the Eighth regiment. Connecticut Yet etan assoeiation, to he held in Lyon post, c. A k hall, Hartford, Sept. r. -eharles Wagner, professor of TO. nance languages at Ann Afbor tut- gersity. Ann Afbor, Michigan, with Hfs. N aener and children, has been tar guest of relatives ie Putnam, their odd home
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