Putnam patriot., 1915-09-03
PUTNAM NEWS

Judge M. ii. IOelssief hbu pai'J cs friends motored to Rocky Point or Sunday and enjoyed shore dinner.
 Kenneth Sharpe has returned tc
 home on school street after Visi' ..',,h sehoolmste in Sutton, Mass.
 Iobn sabin started the laying oi .onerete curbing on smith street Mon' day. ,,-,..
 0. Marion and Remi DelaEe win their families mo'ored to R0cAS Point sunday
 lobn Sebin has completed clearing ...-e,sl scres of land for George Frink ef Woodstock.
 -Wslter Chandler iet Friday % ai'ef' ,a,n fo7 Worcester, where be IS to De employed
 fobn o.Bfien snd family have re ..,,ed from s two weeks stay st Oak land Beach.
 Marcus Green of Worcester mas ...es calling on reiatiyes in this city and Klllingiy.
 f.awvef Charles L. Torrey and vile and Judge NJ. Ii. Geissler were m Lebanon Wednesday attending an Old Home Day outing and clamDake' Edward A. Sullivan, local repre- sentative ol the Norwich Bulletin, Is motoring with a party of friends through the White mountains.
 Mrs. W. J. Bartlett spoke on suf- fraee at the annual outing of konomoc grange Of New London, and IS also to speak at the next regular meeting. Joseph 4. r. Gagne, wife and daughter, have returned from a week vacation spent in Providence and bos. ton.
 Mrs. Ernest l.. Wilcox has return cd t0 her home on Putnam Heights al Ter being confined in the Day kimoali from Illness for five weeks.
 -Railfoad men have been notified thatsalurday trains will be run in two and three sections Co accommodate the holiday crowd.
 -siIas NJ Nheelock, agent Of the Putnam Woolen Company, has re- turned from business trip to New York.
 The schools of Woodstock, East ford. Ashford, Thompson, Hampton, and Canterbury, will open Tuesday, Sept. !.
 The Sacred Heart and Holy Name Society received Holy Communion at the 9 o'clock mass Sunday morning Rev. C. f. Bedafd delivered an 'ad- dress, the first since his recent Illness. Judge l.. II. Fuller has returned to Putnam sfter an absence ot several weeks in Paris, Ky, and places in the south. He has now been in every state in the Union.
 Ms. Helen Wiley and Miss Ellen Wheelock left Wednesday for "A stay oi several days with Mrs. x. Vince lock at her summer cottage, Pleasant View.
 Mrs. j j Russell and daughter' have returned from Juniper Point, Me. where they occupied Il cottage for th' summer, the Doctor making oceasion al week end visits
 Lawyer Robert Perry of New ! ori city returned home Monday morninl after spending his vacation with hi family in Woodstock. His family vii remain in this city for visit with hi father, ex-mayor F. w. Perry.
 "A requiem high mass was celebra ted al St. Mary's church on Monda! morning for the repose of the soul Mrs. Peter St. Onge, 1t being the Hrs anniversary of her death.
 Several automobiles filled with to cal Elks went to Willimantic Sunda. to attend thetouting and clambake O the Willimantic lodge. Howard Dea con of Putnam lodge captured tn psize in the 100 yard dash
 Geo. H. Ryder has been in Monsol the past week installing an organ Il the Catholic church, in the construc ton of which he has been engaged tn past summer.
 Miss Florence Richardson, Chnrcl street, underwent an operation Monda in Hartford hospital, pr. w. II, Fiis gerald of Hartford performing the ope ration, with Dr Reid Kellogg of Woon socket assisting.
 Labor day the post office will b open from 6.30 a. Ill. to r. m. and b'o to D. m. Money order division closed One delivery hyseity carriers. Rur' service suspended.
 James Burns, for the past tw years boss finisher for the Waterms Worsled Company, has resigned to a' eept similar position in mill Washington, R. | The employes uI der Mir. Burns presented him with military toilet set as a token of the esteem.
 The following are the new insuI anee fees for parcel post: sFourIh eins mail shall mol be registered, but ma be insured against loss in an amour equivalent to it's value at the iollowin rafes Ia be paid in addition to the DO,