Putnam patriot., 1916-10-20
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C. NJ. Elliott was among the buyers in Boston Tuesday.
 Addis welch is on business trsp 70 New York.
 Mrs. Herbert Smith, Church'stfeel, :, entertained two tables Of bridge Wed ssday evening.
 John G. Johnson had AS his guest on sunday his sister, Mrs. FenwicA oi Ne York.
 Mrs. H. l.. Burt and niece, Miss Ma " Johnson, were in Providence Mon d,y for the day.
 Miss Lillian Warren has returned from few days visit with friends In Providence.
 The registrars of voters received 5b new applications to be made voters last Friday, 52 men and 3 women.
 Fred A. Morrell Of New !YoFk has been visiting his parents, Df. and Mrs. F. A. Morrell, South Main street.
 Mrs. James NJ Kent of New York took a party of friends to Worcester in her automobile, Tuesday
 The young people of the congfega. tional church will give "Thc Ballad of the Oyster Man." November 3d.
 Miss Ellen Wheelock returned We'd nesday night after few days visit with pr. and Mrs. W. II. Holmes in Mount Vernon, N. Y.
 Mrs. John Fallon Of Hingham has returned to her home after short visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. D. C. Park.
 Charles Seder returned Thursday from New York where he went to buy more fail and winter merchandise to supply his trade.
 Mrs. George W. Webster of Dayville, formerly of this city, underwent sue cessful operation at a hospital in Chel- sea Tuesdayl
 The Western Union office is to be transferred from Front street to the German building opposite the railrond station.
 The Ladies' Social Circle Of the Con gfegational church will hold Christi mas sale and supper in the form of Sea Festival, November 3d.
 0mer Desautelle Of Chapel street had the finger of his IeftihaEd amputated at the Day Kimbal hospital as the re suit of having 1t caught in a machine at the Putnam Woolen mill
 Dr. and Mrs James NJ Kent return ed Saturday night In their car after few days spent in Newport and Provi. denee where many affairs were given in their honor.
 Harry S. Bennett Of Millbury, milk tester in New Hampshire, has been i'll the city this week looking over farms In this section with the purpose of purchasing.
 Thomas NJ. Toolan, local manager Of the A. X r. istore has been promoted and will shortly leave to take charge of a store in Chicago. Hissfamily will spend the winter with relatives in Rhode Island
 Steeple Tom, Fitzpatrick returned to Putnam Monday night from Westerly where he has just completed painting the spire. ,of the Seventh Day Baptist church. Aierie Cofdier has been as. sisting him.
 Advertised letters, Oct. IT, 1916.
 GENTLEMEN
 C. II. Clark, William C. Feltman, J. M. Flanagan, EXaVier Gaudrau, S. II. Grosvenor, Paul Hamel, MT. Patick Geo. Narhum ohedd.
 The first meeting of the Putnam Mo tor Supply Company was held Mon- day. John w. Lynch, was elected president, A. C. Bruce, secretary, and Fred NJ. Bruce, treasurer. The certiti- cate of incorporation was filed Tues. day.
 Robert T. Alcorn, division com. mander, and Allan T. Pratt, past divi. sion commander of the Sons of Vete- rans, came 10 Putnam from Hartford, Wednesday. They called on some of the members of the local camp to see if it was possible 10 renew activity this winter. In the evening they made a visitation 10 J. A. Tourtellotte camp of North Grosvenordale.