Putnam patriot., 1915-08-13
PUTNAM NEWS


 neck. x r., has been tbe guest Of Miss Louise Hageland
 Dr sad Nrs. J. B. Kent have re- turned from theIr summer seotlsee at Cresc ug Beach
 Miss Li Ian Warren has returned from q eis1l with friends in Putt dence.
 -N1e Barr- ls having hiz vacation aud spent Tuesday with Providence friends
 -Nrs. Helen Wuey and Miss EE. len x heelaek spent Tuesday ia Nof. eester
 Mrs. Adds Weleh and daughter ,f Norrisio@H. Pa, are guests of Hen " B. Weleb af Woodstock avenue
 -James Murray Of Hartford k spend- ing his vacation with his parents Cap- tain of Police John Murray and wife.
 -EHss lnman of Worcester was the weekend guest of Mrs. ] L. inman md family.
 MT. and Mrs. E smith motofed to Orleans, VI, Monday, Fred Bruce driving. They will remain three weeks
 Mrs. a.J. Lynch and daughters, Mrs. Fred Bruce and Mrs Otis Fox, left Monday for stay al Quonaeon- taug.
 -stales's Attorney Charles F. searls and Mrs. Searls are expected back this week from several weeks stay on Nantucket Island.
 -Harfy Forbes, wife and three chh. dfen of New London are guests Of Ars and Mr. F. H LcGlaif, Providence street.
 Judge N II Geisslef and relatives from Thompon returned sunday night from motor trip of several days to Boston and vicinity.
 George E. ehampiiu. salesman for Hartford manufacturing eompa- ny, with headquarters ii Chicago, Is the guest Of his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Champlin, Bradley street.
 Visitors To south Woodstock where school for girls has been established for the summer, have been interested in watching the classic dances given on the grounds by the students.
 Judge F. F. Russell Mrs. Russell and Miss Constance Russell left We'd nesday for trip to Salt Lake City where Judge Russell will attend the meeting of the National Bar Associa ton. They may decide to go on to California and the exposition. "A newly printed list of persons who are on the blacklist III this city has been compiled and issued. This Ait changes ffam time to time, but the bulk of ii is made ol regulars who have held thelf funug for long time. At Camp Pleasant on the nouh shore of Alexander lake, Putnam men have established what k practically lefmanenl camp of the Kind many 
 would eali dandy, X fine Nese'noie garden Is one 0l ,he adianets o' the place
 Sister N Leontine of Hartford, ,iof- inr,iy uiteest,-s oi a4as.s at @.,.s Dame Academy in this city, is visit ing bete. Sister NJ. ChYsostom of Nerwieh. sister ol Patrick Brady, is also visiting al the local convent.
 Advertised letters for week of Au. gust 10;
 GENTLEMEN
 Fred Drake, Wm. Norris, b5i Shefe' win St.
 Mrs. Charles C, Harrington, Miss Irene Johnson, Miss Myta ioughoot. ough
 Mrs. Joseph Rivard, Sr., and daughter, Miss Louise Rivafd, head oI the ladies department in the Diamond store, will leave Monday for Canada Mrs. Rivafd witt visit her daughter, Mrs. Alexander Langiais in Montfeai, and her daughter, Sister NJ. Antomo' who Is nun in convent al Nlcoi lette. whom she has not seen in ten years.
 --Carpenters have commenced work remodeliug the old Heath farm house into model club house for the Put nam Country Club recently organized. The club has nine-hole golf course and fine lennis courts and k attract ing new members regularly. Coll has been dead issue in Putnam until this season when the opening oi the new club attracted many converts to lhe great outdoor sport.
 Ut is believed that Putnam is on the verge of a building boom. Medium priced rents in the city are scarce as the proverbial hens teeth and the starring of the Eclipse Manufacturing Company plant is expected Io' bring between twenty five and fifty families to the city. Some means ot housing new corners 10 Putnam will have to be provided as there are no vacant tene- ments al the present time.
 Leo Colnoir had three fingers on his right hand crushed while at work In the factory oi the Eclipse Manutae- turing Company Tuesday lie was running m elevator and lost his hold on inc rope thal controls il. In his ef-