Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04
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- Miss tUftHce 1OuihfiiOttS 9pt41 Sunday and Monday with friends in Beverly, Mass.
 Mrs. Charlotte Champlin is spend- ing few days with friends ln Man tic.
 Mrs. Eugene Brousseau is at the Day K1mbult hospital with an attack of appendicitis.
 Mrs. Walter Gafle tand children of Boston are visiting relatives Ill the clty.
 R. F. Naples and family, Grand View entertained Charles Hall of New Haven over the holiday.
 -0eorQe r. Newell, wife and daugh. ter Barbara, have been the guests ot ii. l.. Burt and family.
 Miss Addie Tucker Of Worcester spent the holiday wlllf her sister, Mrs. Hiram Brown, Oak Hill.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Stubbert have been at their cottage at Crescent Beach the past week.
 John Macdonald and wife of War ren, k. l., have been guests of relatives in the city.
 -G. W Bradway and family enter. tained Miss Martha Bradway and Mrs. Houghton of Worcester over the holi- day.
 Editor Carl B. Johnson returned to Franklin Wednesday after spend- ing week with his brother and sister on Elm street.
 -Mr. and Mrs. George s. Bradley entertained Mr. and Mrs. Joseph West and sir and Mrs. tBefgten of Spring field sunday.
 Mrs. Francis A. Bugbee, south Main street, K ill htpneumonia but fs getting along as weil as can he ex- peeled.
 Miss Marion Warren has entered the First National Bank to succeed Miss Helen sharpe, who Is now loea. ted in San Francisco.
 Mrs. George Perry and two small children, Oak Hill, have returned from two weeks spent with relatives in Worcester.
 MT. and Mrs. Williams and daugh' ter of Providence moiored to Putnam and spent the week end with R. r. | Naples and wife.
 William D. Sharpe lof Stamford | and Kenneth Sharpe of Cushing aead- emy spent Sunday with lbeir parents, C. D. Sharpe and wife, School street.
 Mrs Joslin, Oak Hill, has accepted position in Deacon store 10 fill the vacancy caused by the resignation oi Mrs Milo Warren.
 Mrs. NJ w. Bennett and Miss Grace | Bennett of Bellevue street. are visiting with Frank NJ. Bennett and family Of Flushing, \ '.
 At a surprise party given Mark Lewis last week "Wednesday evening he was presented with a watch by his friends. There was dancing and re- i freshments.
 Rev. Clarence Clifford, who recent ly underwent an operation for appen- dicitis at hospital in Newton, Mass, has recovered and resumed his studies at the theological seminary. 
 Miss Bess Williams of Muneie, Ind, who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Hammond, left Friday for Boston from where she left the irst l of the week for home. Judge and Mrs F.. G. Wright left ] Saturday for California where they will visit relatives. They went to ot. tawa where Judge Wright called upon a brother whom he had not seen in 35 l years. From there to Chicago, Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs, and olh- CT places en route to the coast.
 = Miss Grace Sylvester, former teacher Of French and German in the | UAHNtA AAAAH NNAiNNAf AN AAAN E0NSt IA Mrs Moses ' Leonard, south Main street Miss Sylvester is new teach ing in private school in the Bronx \, Y.
 - Rev James B. King of Fastford, i Memorial day orator Il nanielSon, k one q the most interesting of speakers. 
 lie lived at Gettysburg before the war and has wonderful lecture on the great battle fought ,-Wilhman. tie Chronicle. During the absence of Probate Judge l.. G. Wright Judge Child of Woodstock will serve in the Putnam district He will be at lhe probate of- flee every Monday afternoon from to and can he reached at any time at his home in Woodstock on the tele. phone.