Putnam patriot., 1915-08-27
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 !. PERTINENT TO PUTNAM !. PEOPLE
PEOPLE

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 -thules seder is in New York buying fa.l goods.
 -Jo.eph Fiasg is spending a week at Mantle.
 -Loreaza M Kennedy has entered the employ of Ballard d, Clark.
 -Deior yiens aad Eusst Tetreoult and their wives are camping for stwo weeks on lhe shore Of Qaadie pond
 Thomas Finchan, Mrs Jesse Rich, and Mrs Alice Kennedy are at Quouo- eontaug.
 Arthur Keith and Miss Aboie Keith have returned from Lincoln vile, Me.
 -Aiyan Martin of the Flfsl Nation al Bank slaii is spending his vacation In canada.
 -JosephA. F Gagne and family are spending tso weeks with friends in Providence and Boston.
 -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cannon have returned from \ vacation spent at Oakland Beach.
 pr J. J Russell hss returned from q short visit with his family at Juni. per Point.
 Howard Deacon and (. NJ. Elliott were among Putnam buyers in Boston Tuesday.
 A l.. Day of Killinely has been re.appointed game warden for Wind ham County
 -Mr and Hfs Leon T. Wilson and children, returned Monday afternoon from an eight weeks stay at Pleasant View.
 -Railfoad officials, trayeling on the observation locomotive Naugutuek, made visit of inspection to Putnam Monday
 Misses Ethel and Marjorie slra- han are visiting friends iu Hartford and NeLheIs6eld and will return the last Of the week
 James Charron of the shoe depart ment of the Bugbee store Is having bis vacation, part Of which he Is spending in Providence.
 Miss Mary Hickey has returned from vacation spent al Flushing, L. l., Asbury Park, N. j., and other places
 -Adelard Dupre has returned with his family from an automobile trip Of li0 miles lo Canada. They made the entire run without punctufe or trouble of any kind.
 Miss Eva Dupfe has returned to her home in St. Paul, Min, sfter a nine weeks visit with her brother, J | papre, Providence street. Miss Dupre viii tench this year Tt the st Claus normal school.
 "A meeting of the highway com mttte of the common council was held Monday evening 10 consider matters concerning street improvement as fs eently authorized at special city meeting
 -Reag \ WHesloek left Wednes day fur m automobile trip through tae Be,baai4es ,o Albany with his cousin, stanley Wheeloek of NbHdge ile wit return by ffain by the way of New York city, stopping there on bus iness.
 Bruce M Larrabee, the singer in the Hljou theatre in Asbury Park, who has been spending the past week with William Wright, has returned To his home in Lakewood, N, J He will study opera under Madame Mona Downsse in New York this coming fall and winter.
 The lawn at the Prospect House, Hampton, will be the scene ot gala festival next Saturday afternoon. The proceeds will be devoted to the Wind ham Hall fund of Connecticut College, and friends of the college are planning to come from many parts of the eoun. ty.
 -Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick of Boston is engaged in regilding the crosses on St. Maryis church. The one on the main spire k lso feet above ground and many citizens have watched the steeplejack's work iu the air with great interest.
 Joseph Dumas has begun digging a foundation for n new block on Providence and Church streets. The building will be of wood, three sstories high and dimensions of 50N5e. There will be two stores on the street floor and the upper stories Twill be devoted to four tenements.
 Work on street improvements, for which Sl0, ,9a0 was recently appropna. ted al special city meeting, has been b gun. Smith street in front of the Smith street school is receiving first attention and gang of men started Tuesday morning To grade the road. bed
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 LADIES
 Mrs. James N. Collins, Miss Pauline nwVer, drs. k. l shaver, Mrs. Mar gafet Lespasen.
 GENTLEMEN