Putnam patriot., 1915-07-30
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 Cyril Remilard, sJr., Is spending his vacation at Sound View.
 Mrs. Mary Jasmin Of Vest Gloces- ter has purchased the Glenetz chicken farm near Elmviile.
 Judge NJ. H. Geissler, Deputy Judge Il. (. Bradford and Irving Mi ron spent Wednesday and Thursday in Boston.
 Jerome Mann, son Of Judge J. Harry Mann, has returned from two months trip 10 California.
 The city property committee Of the common council has invited bids fof the construction Of a barn for the city.
 The barbers union, composed Of bafbcrs in this city and Danielson, Will hold their annual outing and clam b ke Il kilhngly pond nextgsanday
 Mrs F. L, simpson and Mrs. C, M Letters left Monday for week 5 visit with Mrs u Russell al Jani= per Point, Me.
 David Novogrod, one of the part nefs of the Genital theatre at Westerly and the Bradley theatre here, has been spending the past two weeks in Putnam.
 "A basket picnic will be held by the N (. T. [. on Friday afternoon at the Cunningham farm ,Westfhomp. son. Come early and bring your friends
 Putnam grange will be represent. ed by delegation at the annual field day meeting of Quinebaug Pomona grange at the GonnecticutAgrieuitural college, August It.
 Putnam parties who motor to New | London make it pointa to inspect the new buildings of the Connecticut No' mans college, on the west shore of the | Thames river
 An antique dealer picked up in a nearby town Tuesday an ancient arm | chair that has sn interesting incident connected with it's history. It k au- thentieally related thet Washington at one time sat in the chair while writing note upon it's broad arm.
 A II. Potter has sold Evergreen Manor, beautiful place in South N oodstoek, to John T Ljegren of Worcester and John F. T. Erlando of Chicago, orothers-in law, who will take possession at once.
 Mrs. Walter Wheaton was the week end guest of her classmate Mrs. William Mektbbcn of Worcester al a house party at which several of her classmates Of the Dread school were present.
 Rev. r. D. Sargent, who is taking his annual vacation, left Tuesday for Brookhne, N H., going by automo- bile with Newton A. Ballard, who con, tinued to Maine, where he is taking a lortnight's outing.
 Word received from Rev. Charles F. Bedard Stales that unless some thing unforeseen occurs he expects to leave the Stamford hospital Friday or Saturday and return to Putnam. He has been steadily improving from his serious attack.
 -Big Bit Marlin, pitching for Lynn, shut out Manchester Tuesday, holding them sto two hits. Bill k making good with the Shoe City team. He is tae son of Ben Martin, mogorman on the Putnam hne of tr6lleys, and for metly lived in tlds ely Bill has pitched for the eataams twice this rear.
 A. c. Warner N. R.C. No E, ,held their regular meeting Tuesday after noon. Mrs. Myr,iee Blanchard, ipast junior vice department president, and Mrs. N oodworEh, from Robert .. Ty- Ter corps of Hartford, were present, al So 2S ladies from the Nathsniels Lyon corps of Webster. Two candidates were initiated. There were brief re marks from all visitors. Ice cream and cake were served, aud social time enjoyed.