Putnam patriot., 1915-12-31
PEOPLE

Miss Emma DublOu spthk ta1 a
cation AZ Albums, Mass.
The public, high and paroehial
schools will open again next Monday
-Robert.T Chadwick and wife spent
Christmas with relatives in Lawrence.
Gould Beard is spending thechrist-
mas vacation with bis grandfather in
Shelton.
Miss Inez Bowler, teacher Of Latin
at the High school, is spending the va
cation at her home in Watefvilie, Me.
Miss Mildred Pierce, teacher Of his.
tory in the local High school, Is at her
home AT New Bedford.
Major A. y. Mcintyre spentGhrist.
mas with his family. Ailan Mcintyre
was also home over the holiday.
Rev. Clarence Clifford Of North
Tiyeaon, r. l.. spent the holiday With
relatives in Putnam.
Judge II II Gcis-ler spent tie
holiday with ~ mother in rhomp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. MiehaeI r. joy afe
receiving congratulations on the birth
OF son born Tuesday.
Principal briggs Of The Israel Put.
nam school IS visiting IN Boston and
surrounding cities.
Miss NJ. Barbara Fox is at her
home in Great Darlington, Mass.
Miss Bessie Champlin has return.
ed from visit with her sister, Mrs.
Ewaft Blum, in Brooklyn, n. Y.
DIR. and Mrs. J. b. Kent were holt
day guests Of their son, DR.. J NJ Kent,
and family, New York
Dana johnson, Philips Exeter
student, IS spending the Christmas hol.
idas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs +.
IL johnson.
Ill. j. Thayer and wife and Frank
fhnyer and wife were guests Of Charles
4. Thayer and family, Central Falls,
Il. l., on Christmas day.
Mis- siarjofie Mann and Jerome
Mann OF New York were guests Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. Harry
Mum over Christmas.
John 0'Bren, employed by the
Southern New England Telephone co.
IN NiIlmanlie, spent Christmas with
his parents in this city.
Charles f. Belair, Jr., OF the bat
tleship Connecticut, is spending a 30
days furlough with his parents on
School street.
Rev. Z. f. Bedard, pastor of st.
Mary's church, left Tuesday noon for
Canada to spend New Years day with
his aged father.
Miss Irma Heath of Pasadena, Cal
ifornia, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
w. Seward, Fremont street.
MIR. and Mrs. +. Walden Wright
of New Haven, are spending the holi
days with f. c. Murfey and family,
Grove street.
"A. ID. Mcintyre recently attended
q bhb4ASt kifNii AAAN N@i~NNfN' t'hNs
others connected with the firm for
which he travels, ut the Hotel Asior,
New York.
Edward Paige, Putnam Heights,
cut his thumb so badly while operal-
ing a power saw, last Thursday, that
be WIS taken 10 the hospital for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewart Brunn aud
son, of Brooklyn, n. y, aud George
b. ChamplIn, of Chicago, are guests OF
Mrs. Charlotte Champlin, Fremont
street.
John G. Phillips and family spent
the holiday in Broad Brook. They are
10 entertain at a house party in their
home IN Wauregan New Years eve TO
which a number of Putnam friends
have been invited.
Miss Eta Cook and Miss Ruth
Williams Of Providence were guests for
Christmas with the family of Reuben
Naples, Grand View. On Tuesday
Miss Lillian Warren gave a party in
Miss Williams honor.
Henry Smith of Leominster, and
son Leon Smith of Boston, were week
end guests of Misses Ellen and Mary
Wheelock, and Henry Wheelock, of
Church street. Sunday evening MIR.
ana Mrs. ). NJ. Wheelock entertained
asupper party in Mr.. Smiths honor.
"A. G.. Warner Woman's Relief
corIs held their regular meeting Tues
day afternoon. Considering the bad
weather thete was good number
pfessni. For the good Of the order
Mrs. Howell read poem entitled /
ssThe Pafade. The next regular meet |
Ing aiil e held Jan. IL.
- Is estimated that 100 deer have |
etn killed in Wiudham county since |
Il. nsw law allowing Of such action
scane effective on August /. Up 70
10 /. he siiing 81 Is deer had oeen
reported a. required BY law DURING
the ateSeni month other reports have
CONE into protectors and other game
officials but the total has moi been tab
ulaisd.