Putnam patriot., 1915-08-20
PUTNAM NEWS
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Sunday with bis parents here.
 Captain John Murray is back on Che Job aaefa weeks vacation.
 John 0.Bdcn and family, oak HI, are at Oakland Beach.
 elr. aaa a3fs. John 4. aefas, Jr. of Worcester WsiieJ fis parents over sunday.
 Nr. Hium eraVu, oak HIl ts fhe guest # rt.4l4,es ia Eofta Brook field.
 -WHH# Bt3ara family are speads Ine few weeks HiA Mr. and Mrs h387es AiafteH-
 LII. C. meiakia recent ly entertained his biotf5r, r. 4. 8elakia, Jr., Of New York
 Mrs. 4. Y. Frost and daughters are guests q Ms. Leon r Wilson. Pleasant View k. l.
 -Rey. Peter C. Wright of Philadel- phia preacaed two strong sermons at fhe Baptist church sunday
 -Dr. X. II. strahan has returned from two weeks vacation spent at nalch Hill and Block island.
 Mrs. L S. Dupuis and daughter, Miss Cinra. are eaests Of V. Ghapde- laine and family, Church street.
 Mrs. J. E. Tatem, IT,, has been en- teftaiuiug her sister, Miss Befnice Williams, of Willimantie.
 Mrs. Eeerbeck Of South Boston has returaed home after visiting her mother, Mrs. Manchester, Grand View. -Carl T. Kent and his sister, Mrs, EIhei White, have gone 10 the Whre Mountains for stay of aboat two weeks
 "A number of young people from this city were al Wildwood park Mon day evening for private dance held at the pavilion.
 Ms. Chauncey Morse k visiting In Woodstock for fe~ days and on Wednesday attended the family re union.
 -Mrs. William Fuller, patient in Worcester hospital, is gradually re- covering after undergoing a serious op- eralion.
 Judge and Mrs. E. C. Wight, who have been in California for sev- eral weeks, are expected to return here about September l.
 John NJ. Nichols and wife of Kan sas City, Mo, and Miss Mary l.. Bnb- cock of Grnnd Rapids, Mich., are guests of Mrs. Geo II. Nichols West Thompson.
 John Hubbard Of New Bedford has been the guest of relatives in Putnam. He returned home Tuesday but his family remain for A longer visit.
 Da,id Clark has leased his furn on Kiaiugly avenue, one Of the daest in this section, 10 Henry J kln9 and J Jetson King of Arlington, R
 -Nr. aud Mrs. Wflliam D. Horne and Nlr and Ms Frank Horne of Milibury mo5orcd here Sunday for b visit with Mir and Mrs harigs eiirou. An autoaobile pary nude up of Noel pupfe, Henry N Benoitr CyH Reg..ilafd, 1ta Aseam hafss. Wimam aud Algtde St. Onge, enjoyed trip 10 Newport sunday.
 -Thomas McDemott, Putnam s dyed.in-Ihe. wool bnse bail fan, wns in Boston Wednesday, with Mrs. Me. Dermott, to attend the opening Of the Braves new base ball park.
 John Phinney of laydenville, Mass, has. been the guest of Mir. and Mrs c. A. Hammond He left We'd nesday to attend the reunion of his regiment, the 18th Conn. at Norwich.
 Miss Barbara Newell of Washing ton, R. |, is the guest of her grand parents, Mir and Mrs. II. l.. Burt, Grove street, while her parents are on an automobile trip 10 Cape Cod
 City Health officer, Dr. l.. 0. Morasse, has returned with his wife from Cedar Lake, Mass, where they have been for several weeks The Doctor is feeling much improved in health.
 Misses Hazel, Alice and Mildred Perry, daughters Of MT. and Mrs Inugs A. Perry of this city, have re- turned home after spending two weeks with relatives in Worcester.
 Teddy Cassent, samuel Walsh, William Fofan, Eugene Brousseau and William Mansfield motored te Rocky Point in MrlCassents automo' bile, today to attend an Elks' clan bake.
 -Mathewson Tanner, age ', was hi by an automobile while riding hi cycle on Woodstock avenue not fal from his home, sunday afternoon. H' was slightly hurt aud his bicycle was damaged.
 Joseph II. lian and daughter Nina, and Mrs. Edward Green, Mis- McDaniels and little Blanche Green arc all in Boston attending the Col ored Mems Business League N hieh is in session there this week.
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