Putnam patriot., 1915-08-27
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PUTNAM NEWS

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 at her home here.
 Rev. Fr Gain Of New Bedford was the guest of his ofothef.Johuealai afiIi sitsff. fast week.
 MT aad Hrs. Edward s Duffy are snsnaine He 8ees at their old bone ia PeppeseH
 Miss hareas Bartlett vas one af tae paze winners st tbe Pleasure Beach e8HHalla-E saturday
 -Hr. aaa Nr- George Newell ana daughter HFt ars a.fe The ses end guests of T. l.. Hurl and family
 -G. Haad Glpatde spent the weekend aith hts family nj Juniper Point, Me
 -silas N Wheelock and Geo. E. shaw haze aacn iu Sew York oa bas uess this WsaI.
 -Ico catuoir and bis sister, Hiss Bella CotBsj5, left sunday fof taree weeks visit aith relatives Ia Canada
 Miss Elizabeth Barnes recently en tertaiued , number Of friends at tea at her parents home son Water street.
 -Ars John Corey of Roehdale, spent the weekend with drs. John Bfen nan, Church street.
 Mrs Teddy seymour of Worcester is the guest of relatives on school street
 Miss Gladys A Former and Miss Josephine II Clifford have been guests at the Wig@sm, Pleasant View, the past week.
 Howard C Bradford, deputy judge of the city court, is having a week 's vacation He Is at present al Rocky Point on the Providence River
 Station agent R s Danforth and family returned Sunday night from weeks stay at their old home in Bran ford.
 Arthur Keith entertained nun ter of friends al an informal supper al the home of his parents, Grove street, Sunday evening.
 -Frededek W. Seward has been ap. pointed conservator Of Matilda Chase by Acting Judge Child of the probate court.
 Fire chief J. II. Maynard was re. elected vice president Of the State firemon's Association at their annual convention last. week.
 Souvenir Taylor K busy with lhe arrangements for the legislative ban quet to be held September l. sA mum Der rom thts section will attend
 "A son was born Monday, Aug. 26, 10 ]. E. Wiguot, superintendent oi schools at Durham \. H., and Mrs Wignot. Mf. Wignot was formerly principal ul lhe Fuanam Hish schoai
 The choir Of the Congregational church returned suaday evening from their annual week. oe'tiugswhich waa spent thls summer tt Middle Beach, Wesiorook
 -Ariouio Bolsclatri with hi- moth CT and sister, motored ftom New Bed ford To Putnam and spent sunda5 and Mcndgy with Mrs Frank Letn.. and family.
 --Misses Natal and Edith Kent afe oi sthe way home from California. Post cards were received Ifom them this week by friends. They were in Banh Alberta, Canada.
 Attorney Nj. 1T Geissler has been named by the probate court 10 arrange for the sale of the interest ot Antoi nette Waters in the Soodspeed proper ty on Oak Hill, A number of automobile parties went lo resorts down the Providence River Sunday for clam dinners. Most of them received wetIing and some came home by train. Quite d number of base ball fans went 10 Meosup and sat in The rain while Worcester won from Moosnp Sunday. Fallon and Leddy of the Putnam team played for Moosup,
 Notwithstanding that one fair as- soclation in she stale is advertising the onls cattle show in Connecticut this year, Woodstock and Brooklyn fairs WiIi dave large exhibits ot cattle as usual.
 The body of Louis Boulay was brought to Putnam from Middletown Monday afternoon Mir. Rouly was about 6S years of age and formerly lived here He was committed 10 the Slate insane asylum over 2a years ago.
 Word has reached this city of the death in Bonaface, Manitoba, of Mrs Alfred Mayotte, formerly of Putnam Death was due to paralytie shock. Seven children survive. one son, Rosa rio, being al present employed in Put nm.
 An automobile belonging to pr' J. E. Sheppard of Sou h Woodstock was damaged sunday when il collided with pole on Bridge street. The ma chine skidded as II rounded She corner and crashed into the pole tearing oil one of the front wheels aad doing oth- CT damage. No one was huft.
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