Putnam patriot., 1916-10-27
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Charles E. Weaver, Putnam Heights has gone south on hunting trip.
 F. E. Lowering is confined to his Providence street home by illness.
 E. H. Burt is spending week in New York and Boston
 Miss Mary Wheaton is visiting s friend in Colebrook, New Hampshire. Miss Ellen Wheelock has had as guests this week Mrs. Howard and Miss Pauline Howard of Boston.
 John G. Johnson entertained his sister, Mrs. Freeman of Boston, on Saturday of last week.
 Mrs Hiram Brown motored 10 North Brook field the first of the week and called on relatives.
 Dr. and Mrs. James NJ. Kent and family returned to their home in New York city on Saturday.i
 Miss Bowler of the high school fac uliy spent Sunday with her sister in Bfockton.
 Mrs. Williams, nee Miss Mary Cut Ter, and husband Of Central Village were recent guests of Joseph Cutler. Mrs. Moses Leonard was called to Greene, R l., Saturday by the sudden death of her sister, Mrs. Wilcox.
 The Womnn's Relief Corps will hold rummsge sale early in November Date and plaee to be given later.
 Howard Elliott and Daniel Norctoss of Winchendon, Mass, were guests Of C. D. Arnold and family on sunday. Mr. md Mrs. John W. Higgins Of New York are The guests of w. N. Phillips and family.
 The state highway department Is putting top dressing Of asphalt and gravel on. Bridge street and over the long bridge.
 Alfred Bonnville and Frank II. Cor dier of Putnam have been drawn as additional jurors for this term of the superior court.
 James MHcAndrew, who recently re- signed as,oyerseer at the Manhassett mill, has removed his family to Law renee, Mass.
 Charles Fregeau of Chicopee, Mass, spent the weekend in Putnam as guests of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Beaure- gard, Church street.
 Thomas Griffin and wife of Boston arrived in Putnam Friday evening and spent the week end with MT. Griffin s mother on Pomfret street.
 Miss Lillian Warren has been spend ing few days with friends in New Haven and was one of those to see the Yale pageant on Saturday.
 Mrs. Alice Carpenter spent Satur- day with her daughter, Maude, who is at the Connecticut College for Women, New London.
 City Clerk Thomas F. Ryan and wife were in Pittsiield Wednesday at tending the funeral of MT. Ryan's sis ter, MISS MHry Nyhn.
 Henry A. Wheelock, Edward II. Burt and Judge F. +. Russell and daughter Constance were among those attending the Yale pageant at New Haven Saturday.
 A big yarn mill and 100 tenements 10 be erected in the village of Will Evansville will add to the, business in- ierests in Putnam, the natural shop plug center for this mi, village.
 The maps showing the taxable prop. erty in the town Of Putnam have been completed and filed with the town clerk. They will be of great assistance 10 the assessors and will add materially 10 the taxable property list.
 Invitations have been received by several Putnam men to the outing of the Danielson Fish X Game club, to be held at Judge Harry E. Backs cottage on the shores of Alexanders lake, Saturday evening. A coon hunt will be feature.
 Lawyer J. F. Carpenter and Byron D. Bugbee of Putnam have resigned ss directors of the Danielson Trust company. The resignations were read and accepted al meeting of the di. rectors held Monday.
 Advertised letters, Oct. 24, 1916.
 LADIES
 Mrs. C. w. Bullard, Mrs. Ida Nj. Clifford. Mrs. Julia Holbrook, Miss Della Morris.
 GENTLEMEN
 Putnam Co, Piotv Hoida, F. D. Mo,..ariv, James W. Sargent, John student, Wadystaw Suchocki, Geo. Tetreaull, Lewis Thurber, Pasquolino Trema.
 Mrs. Harry Meinkin left Monday for visit with relatives In New York, This week Wednesday she attended $ luncheon there given by one of hel sisters at which time the engagement of their brother to Miss Gnhbins o New York was announced. Miss Cub hlns is quite well known to number of Putnam people as she has sevefa times been the guest of Mrs Meinkin
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