Putnam patriot., 1915-04-16
PUTNAM NEWS

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Andrew Hyde Of New Jersey has
been calling on friends in Putnam this
week.
Miss Minnie :. Warner Of Nabant,
has been the guest Of friends in Put
nam.
w. II. Longdon, ex captain o. po-
lice. Is ont again sitter On illness of six
weeks.
George A. Vaughan. Jr., and
frank Warren haze retained from
California and the Panama exposition.
-Myfon \. smith q Washington,
this state, spent the week end with MS
sister, Mfs Edward f. Perry, Grove
street.
Everett Wells Of Koek!and, r. T.,
was in Putnam Monday On business
connected with the settlement Of his
fathers estate.
Lawyer Robert 6 Perry Of New
York spent sunday with bis father,
* mayor Frank ". Perry, Grove
street.
-Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick has fin
ished repairing one Of the towers on
the mill of the Grosvenofdaie company
in North GrosvenofdaIe.
-Ffocks of geese passed over the
city going north nj S O'Clock Friday
night and at 3o'clock saturday morn
ing.
John Dupre and William Levine
Of this city, who have been working in
a rubber works in Hartford, have gone
To Cleveland, Ohio, where they have
accepted similar employment.
Michael Daigle, son OF Mr.. and
Ars. Joseph Daigie, has passed the
civil service examination in " ashing
ton and IS expecting a government po-
sition.
The regular meeting Of The ID. \.
r. was held on Monday afternoon in
charge of the regent, Mrs. George A.
Vaughn. There WIS an entertain
ment aud refreshments were served
during the social hour.
The first thunder shower Of the
season made its appearance early sat
ufday morning There was heavy
thuader OIL to the northward Dat only
a slight sprinkle fell in Putnam.
Tho degree team OF Israel Putnam
lodge of Odd Fellows went to Daniel
son Friday evening where they worked
the first degree on class Of candidates
in the lodge there. The team was
highly complimented for the excellen.
cy OF their work.
senator Int m writes the PATRIOT
that he and Mrs. Tatem. who have
been spending the winter in Hartford
during the session of the legislature,
will arrive at their Eastlord home the
latter part Of The week
At meeting Of Gargill Council, X.
OF G., sunday afternoon, the tirst de-
gree was worked on TIVE candidates,
and Tie setoad deg ee on a class 81
twelve candidates. The third degree
Will be worked some ume next month,
fine tae weather of Saturday af-
ternoon brought hur dreds o. shoppers
to the city from The surrounding terri
Try Of which Putnam is The trading
center. Ihe stores did good busi-
ness dRrf4e the afternoon and even
mg.
The superintendent Of streets and
his men made TIE first application OF
OIL To the streets Friday morning The
oil used IS much lighter grade than
that used the two previous years aad
soaks in much quicker and II is ex-
pected that The nasty mess formerly eN-
perienced viii be eliminated by the
diff eren grade OF oil.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Board of the Day Kimball hospi-
tai will be held on Wednesday, April
2lst in Odd Fellows hall at 3 p. m.
Executive committee will meet a go
y. m. A full attendance is desired.
Rev. Burt l.. Yorke and wife, both
formerly of Putnam, have leased an
estate of 225 acres on Lake Ninnepe-
saukee, \. H., for the purpose of open
ing summer school for girls 10 be
known ms the Yorke. school. The
school is an outgfowth of summer
camp for girls conducted by Mr. and
MIS-. forke in former years that grew
50 rapidly that many. applicants could
not be accommodated Rev. Mr.Iorke
is a graduate Of Putnam High school,
Amherst aud Yale colleges, and his
wife, also graduate Of the Putnam
High school, has been teacher of