Putnam patriot., 1914-07-17
Items of Local Interest

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 Mrs. Ewsrt Bfunn and little son are visiting relatives in Acton, Mas.
 -Henry 4. Mifon Of Fall River has been she guest Of relatives in the city.
 Miss Crescenlia Beck is spending a few days at Newport, k. |.
 Miss Arlie sltes of Willimantie is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. David Clark.
 Mrs. Archie Bowman and chiI- dren of Center street are spending the summer in New Brunswick, Canada.
 Miss Lillian Warren left Wednes- day for two weeks visit in Provi- dence and vicinity.
 The Misses Warren, Grand View, have been entertaining Mrs. Mathew son and daughters of Manton, Mass.
 Mrs. Hiram Brown left Wednes- day for visit with relatives in North Brookheld.
 -Fireworks at Wildwood Park drew number from here last Thursday night.
 Mrs. Andrew Frost and two ehil- dren are the gues5s of Mrs. G. Harold Giipatric, Juniper Point, Maine.
 Mrs. Charlotte ChampIin and daughter, Miss Champlin, are at Fish CTS island.
 -air. and Ms John O'Brien and children, Marguerite and Emmet, were in Boston Sunday.
 The family of E. K. sherman are 10 remove from Putnam to Dorchester, Mass.
 Attorney Fred l.. Norton of Bos- ton was Il visitor with friends in Put nam Monday.
 A number from here attended q clam bake at Philips grove, AleXan- deris lake, Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. William Proulx have been visiting Eugene Pfoulx in Pawtueket.
 Mayor Macdonald and Alderman Johnson were in Boston Monday per- ieeting details for the city pond issue.
 At St. Marys church Tuesday morning there was an anniversary requiem mass for M Is. Mark H. Will son.
 Mrs. George Newall and daughter Barbara are the guests of Mrs. New alls parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry L.. Burt, Grove street.
 Mrs. John C. Flannigan of Water bury was recent visIor with friends here. She W Is formerly a resident of this city.
 Charles Fay has resigned his posi- ton with the Waterman .Worsted Company and has returned to his home in Blackstone for few days and will soon leave for Atlantic City.
 Rev. C. A. Gooding, Wilkinson street, former pastor of the A. NJ. F.. Zion mission, will remain in Putnam and engage in the upholstering busi- ness.
 Miss Bertha NJ. Myers of Wood stock, together with her uncle, Rev. (. l.. Davenport, visited in nion and ! stopped at MT. Lawsons bungalow with friends.
 -Horatio Brown left "Wednesday to join party in Worcester that is to take a two weeks walking trip to the | White mountains. In the party are his granddaughter and son.in-law of Pawtucket.
 1 Albert II. Howe, a prominent manufacturer of Fitchburg, called on accompanied by his wife, is on an auto trip.
 | Lawyer NJ. H. Geissler, with his step.father and mother, MT. and Mrs. E. E. Rhodes of Thompson, left Wed. | trip to Portland, Maine, and the White mountains.
 1 Jury Commissioners Charles il Brown and E. NJ. Warner of Putnam and Charles $. Hyde of Canterbury were in session at the superior court room Monday and drew list of jurors from the towns in the county for ser vice for one year beginning Sept. lst.
 Edgar NJ. Warner, clerk of the su. perior court for this county, was in Millimantic Saturday. In the after noon he was at the court room and issued first and second papers tc aliens desiring 10 become citizens o this country.
 Assurance has been given, it 1, said, that this section of Windhan county will get its share, a fair propor tion, of several Thousand English pheasantS that are soon to be distribut ed throughout Connecticut from tht state game preserve at Madison.
 "A number of Putnam people hay ing relatives and friends in Webster were in that place Sunday fer the de dication of St. Joseph's R. C. church The dedication ceremonies were con ducted by Rt. Rev. Thomas D. Beav en, bishop of Springfield. The new church is beautiful structure which