Putnam patriot., 1915-03-12
PUTNAM NEWS



 his home in Worcester
 -tonnty Commissioned John A.. Dady was in wiiiimantie saturday.
 --Jsmes Nuifsy Of Hartford spent he weekend here with bis parents, Captain and Mf. John Murray
 -Ssale Policeman RobertW Fridge man os Rocky Hnl was a visitor here Thursday.
 The fire truck vas called ont Mon day morning to extinguish chimney Ire on Elm street
 -Mrs. (. Fred Waterman is spend ing few days with Mrs George A. Vaughan at her home in Thompson
 Ms Geo. l.. shaw and daughter, Mrs. s NJ. Wheelock, spent @ednes- day in Boston.
 Miss Florence Stubben left We'd nesday to spend the remainder of the week with friends in Boston.
 Mrs. f k. Gilpatric of New Brit. aia has been the guest Of relatives in f,se ely.
 An automobile from the Ben De- lisIe garage in this city was wrecked near Providence Saturday.
 Frank Warren, who keeps res tsurant on Main street, is enroute 10 California and the Panama Exposi. ton.
 Putnam division, No. l, A. 0. It, has voted to give up their present quarters, dispose of some Of sthe fur nishings aud procure other quarters.
 Bridge parties were held donday night at the homes of Mrs -ilas M. Wheelock, Church street, and Mrs, E. (. Morse, King street.
 Mrs. John Addison Porter and daughters Of New Haven and Pomlret are spending several weeks in the south.
 Miss Ellen Wheeiock Jeff Putnam Monday morning for a stay Of several weeks Al Pinehufst, \ (. Miss Mary  Wheeiock is visiting relatives in Gx- bridge.
 Alex Gilman has complied with ali the requirements for qualifying as postmaster, having secured his bond and other credentials. He will go in- to office April |
 --G. Harold GilpaGrie and wife and Siias M Hheelock and wife motored io uxbridee last Friday evening and attended the basket ball game between Putnam high and Uxbridge high.
 -Mr. and Mrs. Silas NJ. Wheelock and daughters Sylvia and Elizabeth, spent the week end at Ashburnham, Mass, and attended the annual soph- oin0re dance at Cushing Academy.
 There was good attendance at the Francls Willard memorial and free psli offering meeting of the W. C. T.. U. held at the home Of Mrs. Mary A. Gardner last Friday afternoon. An of. seflug of nearly Sl5 was received.
 --Putnani Chapter. R. A. NJ, will hold a meeting in Masonic temple this Thursday evening. The NJ. NJ. degree will be worked one of the grand officers Of the state Will make vislta ton and a coilalion will be served.
 ~lt Is stated that an independent oil company Is soon Ia locate in Put nam and establish station here. tract Of land Is to be secured some where in the vicinity Of the foundry and tanks erected and railroad siding built.
 There will be meeting of the Wo- man's Board of the Day kimball hos pital on Wednesday, Msch l7th, at D. m. in Odd Fellows hall. Execu. Rive committee will meet at 2,30 P. m.
 Judge E. NJ. Warmers address at The Baptist church in Danielson sun day evening, subject, The City Beauti- fui, was delivered before n union meet ing under the auspices of the W. C.. T. U.
 Ut is said that Turkish employees in mills in towns in this vicinity have received another call to report to Tur- key for military service, fl they can get there Some leit to make the trip few days ago.
 = There was picture in the New s4a. taA ftk.a.s tFal figure was Admiral Gaspar r. Goodrich Of Pomfret. The admiral was telling the story of the capture ot tseyera and il was an interesting one, judged from the expressions on the faces of his audience,
 All Of the French societies In the city are united in producing a drama, The Sacrifice of Brother, which will be put on in St. Johns hall, Tuesday evening, March 25d. The best local talent will take part and l.. J. Bris- sette of Webster will have personal di- fection. Rehearsals are now being held.
 John stFomheTg of Abingdon owns a freak hen. Since the hen began To lay II has laid nothing but large double soiked eggs. Fourteen of these eggs weighing l-2 ounces apiece have heen on exhibition in local grocery store. Five of these eggs were laid in six days.
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