Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
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PUTNAM NEWS

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 -ChaFies iseder has returned from New Yofs
 -SehoolS were closed last Friday for teacfers convention
 Mrs. Boaa G Phillips of 'Falrzgau eIsHe1 friends ia ioan last aeek.
 siss Albfe Keab e err af theatre party fH ff9zfoa. ~sfufdsy
 efelgB Packard os Sea Hnaaint formerly teacher u HIra ses59i. sfeat
 afsas io Putaau.
 sruat 8ay4eas .saa-ked d9aa b m automobile ga Haase -a# a-s ~snedae a4t za44g A4fi
 Tine sar anteo8ent atraes- lssr. ae f#e af-a eaat of a.l fo t8e esf hshaags
 -Af aa0ef Of Local ma-aas aiH g9 ta Sbt4aEs fa5e Ta8r##y e+eH'uK t9 6a eHestsaf She faaaa laeFe.
 9ii.#au D Fafs5n, former pauaps Of t5e fsraal Putnam seao9ts spent aadae sIla aiesd. hsre-
 Reg. B Beaoll aI spank ia f ueH attHs Eapsfzt church zaaaag afternoon at 9 eIeoke
 -e6ester E. ehifd and J Richard Carpenter have been arpginted esal. mIssl6aefs On lae estate Of Peter -t George
 -Auhar Keith and James Murray have recently been tn Boston. They visited the Charlestosn navy yard and other places.
 The pulpit of the Danielson Con gFegational church ~iil be supplied next Sunday by N C. Lands, state missionary Of New Hsmp,hife.
 -Liilian Parker, injured ia a motor. cycle accident in banielsou, May 1st, still remains in q critical condition at the Day kimball hospital.
 Fred Lizotte. rho has been man- ager Of the DuTfee House Ia Webster. with his brother Felix Of this city ba. purchased the property.
 There sas naturalization session Of tbe superior court in Putnam Wedz nesday morninz, Judge Edaia J. Ca. gef presiding
 John Baekus. formerly principal of tbe high school, nov principal oi the saulB Manchester hizu school, spent sunday in the city.
 Arthur < LHereax of Jewett City, an old time base bal piuyef ls connected 8ith the New York furni snre company in Che HoyIe block
 Thirty five priests Of Che surround ing paflshes sefe entertained at T din- nef given D, Rev [ F Bedardt Man- day, in honor of the completion of the new N. Mary feetofy
 -Ralph W Botham and wife Of New York, and Mrs. Anna Wade of Mills, Mass, were called to Putnam Monday b. the Illness Of Mrs. T. r Boiham.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Board of the Day Kim ball hospital will be held at Odd Eel fDN~ Adgt OH " h1hA1hhNf HhN sifti HA 3 ?. m. Executive session at 2.30.
 -J Richard Carpenter and wife have returned from sieht-seeing trip to Washington, b C They visited The White House and other notable places
 John B. Daigle and Arthur Buyert left Saturday night for New York, re- turning on Tuesday 10 Derby where they attended the State Convention of the K of C. as delegates from the local council.
 Edward Mullan, Thomas r. Ryan, Dr, Omer LaRue and George Potvin were delegates from Putnam 10 the State Convention at New Haven, Tues. day, to elect delegates to the National Democratic convention.
 The musical director and one Of the young women Of the Homan Mu- sical Revue company, which recently played in Putnam, were married in Willimanue, Saturday morning at the catholic chufeh.
 The Norwich Free Academy offers A scholarship in the Norwich Ant school. This scholarship will be awarded on a competitive basis Co any student in New London of WIndbam County Norwich students wiii mol be eligible. All work must be delivered lo the Art School before the urst of Juae. The award in She competition will be an. nouneed on the second oi June
 The X. G Warner Womau.s 5 Re lief Corps metin odd Fellows hail on Tuesday afternoon For the good of the order Mrs. Ida kIehaft tread an ar ticle on Red Cross work. Mrs Leach was appointed delegate to the depart ment convention being held in New Haven this week. The next meeting will be held May = when the 2Tth aB. niyefsafy Of the order will be celebra-