Putnam patriot., 1915-08-13
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 .- PERTINENT TO PUTNAM 1. l- PEOPLE :
PEOPLE

Judge L. IL Fuller has gone 10 Pa- ris, Ky, on business trip.
 Victor Chapdeiaine and family mo- f9fed To Ocean i.eacn, sunday.
 Mics Nellie Esao is the guest Of Mrs. J Russell, Juniper Point, Die.
 -Irvng sifon is spending his ya- cation iu HHIuHY.
 -Mr. and Mis- Frank II Toufiel- loIe, formerly of Putnam, have been the guests ol f#eaas in the etty
 samuel Rich #ad wife and G Allen tiatsKina aad vile arc ut e1lonocon taag.
 -aiiss 3iBnie Diamond is spending her vacation at .girls' camp at 5iou- eester.
 -Mrs. C. J. Heehan entertained her brother from Worcester over the week end.
 -Frank Anderson has removed his family near Providence where he is To be manager Of chicken farm.
 Thomas Dodd, formerly employed al the old Morse Mills store, is on from New York calling on old friends.
 There are several eases Of scarlet fever in the city but no eases of diph tbera are uoW on record.
 -Mr and Mfs. J Richard earpen- ter spent the week end at Quonocon. taug.
 Members Of General Putnam Hook and Ladder company held eiambake at Gamp Pleasant. Alexandef's lake, sunday
 The annual Ballard family reunion will be held ia Nichols grove, West Thompson, Wednesday, August 18th.
 -3. Harold GiIpatuc and Geo. W. Giipathc, returned sunday night from their vacations spent al Juniper Point, Me
 -George II Ryder, organist and organ builder, has returned from Springfield, where he attended the na- tional convention Of organists.
 W Eugene Hines is having his annual vacation and left Wednesday for a stay Of several days lat Block ls- land.
 -Dr. J. l.. sheppard, who recently an operation at his sum- mer home in South Woodstock, is slowly improving.
 A number of Sisters of Mercy, for merly connected with the convent here, came lo Putnam Friday after noon for visit with relatives and 
 Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Kent have mo- tofed lo Alton Lay, \. H., for their va- eaton and will be joined ny their son { eafi and daughter, Mrs. Ethei White, ia the middle oi the month.
 Mrs. Charlotte ehaufpIin and daughters, Miss Jessie Chsmplin, and Mrs. Fwurt Braaa of New 4ofk city, aaee returned from two weeks out' ies at Fishefs. lsland
 Many Putnam citizens went to Mllawook sunday afternoon to listen t5 the concert by 1uUus military band ot Norwich Fhe music was high ctnss and greatly enjoyed
 Work was begun on the remodel Ing of the PutnanG Country Club house on the old Heath farm south of the city Monday. Many people are be- coming enthusiastic golfers and the club Is well patfonized.
 The saloon of J A. Gagne was bro ken into some time during Sunday night and several dollars In change ta- ken from the cash register which was left open. The thie>e gained entrance through a rear window.
 Captain John Murray of the police department k having his annual week $ vacation. Sergeant Patrick Hayes is doing day duty and Officers Chattee and O'Brien are dividing the time nights.
 -Rev. Israel |. White of summit N j., who K spending the summer with his family in one of Dr. Harris cottages on Putnam Heights, will pfeach in the Putnam Heights church next sunday morning al Il o'clock.
 Misses Eleanor and Marion iCar- penter are spending ten days at High land Lake, Winsted, the guests of Mir and Mrs Harrison G. Fay. MT. Fay was formerly principal of the high school in this city
 Jerome Mann of New York, son Of Judge J J, Harry Mann of this city, has returned from trip to California and is spending few weeks with his par ents al their summer cottage at Gales Ferry.
 The annual union picnic of the Quinnatisset Wolf Den, killingly, Brooklyn, Senexet, North Woodstock and Putnam granges will be heldNed nesday, August K, at Roseiand Park. Each member is requested to bring basket lunch and il is hoped there will he a large auendanee.
 William Brady, the aetorreturned To New York sunday night. He is playing in Inc comedy, eIt Pays to Advertise, which has had d run ot year in New York aud will shortly