Putnam patriot., 1915-10-22
Observation-Disclosures
PERTINENT TO PUTNAM



from her vacation.
-. r. Bennington and family
spent sunday In Patnan.
The Schools cIasel Friiay for Tea.
ehefs conf alton.
-L8ndlord Rogers q the Putnam
Inn has returned from his annual TIP
10 NtW Brunswick
Miss Irene Farqaaharson bias re-
turned 10 sydney q. B., after visit
with Mayar Macdonald and wife.
Bishop Nlen Of Hartford viii Be
In Putnam next Friday 60 confirm e
class Of children nj 81. Mary's church
Mrs. lda q Kennedy has returned
from a visit with her son Raymond In
Bridgeport
Mrs. Wallace Whitney IS enter
tanning her sister, Miss Ada Alexander
Of Newton.
Mrs. Manchester, Grand View has
returned from IN extended stay in
Providence and Boston.
Miss Mary Johnson motofed TO
Holyoke Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mis-. George Newell.
Miss Cook OF Providence and MIS-
Inzersoli Of Attiebofo, were week end
guests Of Miss Warren, Grand View.
Mrs. George Gard and son Gilbert
Of Marlboro, were The guests Of her IA.
theI the past week
Rev T. D. SARGENT John G John
son, and e. e. Child, are attending
tie National Couueil Of Congregation
al churches at New Haven.
n. +. Hi has resigned as designer
for me French River TexlIeCompany
lie viii take a much needed rest before
ecepting another position.
All Of The liquor dealers in tie
city have made application There
are 20 dealers aud five druggists
licenses.
MISSES Sylvia and Elizabeth Vince.
lock have issued invitations for hai
lowe'en party ut their home on Church
street, October 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Letters had
MS recent guests Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Browning, and Mr. aud Mrs. Buckley,
nll OF Worcester.
hae of Oh
trip to his old home in NOVA Scotia
where he enjoyed some good hunting
and shot bear.
Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Parker of
Yonkers, md nephew, William +.
Bellows Of Rio Janerlo, South Ameri
ca, were guests OF Walter n. Phillips
and family on Sunday.
Mrs. George Newall and daughter
Barbara returned 10 their home In
Washington, r. l., Sunday afternoon,
after week. visit with III. l.. Burt
and family.
The many friends Of Bert Luke
will be interested to know that he has
received the Brown scholarship of slb0
Mr.. Luke is senior at the Worcester
Tech.
The town school committee is in
receipt of check of Slb8l.13 from the
town of Pomfret as tuition fees for pu-
pills in the common and high schools
of the town of Putnam.
There were II deaths in Putnam
during September representing an an
nual death rate per thousand of 2l.5.
There were 10 births and marriages
during the month of August.
- n. Weymouth, the new local
manager of the telephone exchange,
began his duties Monday. Saturday
evening the employees presented the
retiring manager, W. l.. Moran, asilver
cigarette case engraved with his mono
gram.
w, A. Mowry, superintendent OF
schools in Woonsocket, is soon to re-
move his family from Putnam to that
city. Principal Arson b Handy will
occupy the house vacated by Mr..
Mowry.
Advertised letters for week OF Oct
oher 10;
GENTLEMEN
Arthur IL. Boyle, Arthur Burnett,
II. H.. LucieI, Gind Sampson Needle
Co, Nelson TrOmper, Jos Thibodeau,
Thomas Fitzpatrick.
Invitations are out for the mar
riage of Mr.. Leon Servant OF Choisy,
Canada and Miss Ella Sponcey of Put
nam, at st. Mary's church next Mon
day morning. Miss Sponcey is the
twentieth child Of family of % child
rem and when she was born Mrs.
Cleveland, then mistress OF the White
House, sent her ten dollar gold piece,
Fatigue Marlelie, 70, was arrested
in Putnam Tuesday evening. lie was
wanted in the town of Thompson for
stealing SOS in Canadian money from
his sister. An officer from that town
came for him Wednesday afternoon.
According to the officers he admitted
the theft.
Local base ball fans who have at.
landed tho sunday sfaFaas "a NOoSrs,