Putnam patriot., 1916-09-15
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PUTNAM NEWS
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on relatives iu Putnpm, Wednesday.
 Superintendent Of schools Hstoi ". Files was n Providence Tuesday
 Ni.s Psyche Webster, matron Of th Day KimAaa hospital, Is at Fieasaf beaca for week 5 rest and outing.
 4 Elauehette a8d v,ife motofed [. Lowell and spent sunday ~isa rela lives.
 alr Geo Bradley and childrer returned ff3sa Piea4aat View iast sat ufdsy.
 Miss chasaotte Gascoigne and Nils. Helen REder were weekend guests oi Ma Carrie B Gaseoikne.
 Miss Helen Bradley returned toMesi ~punqfieid today, Friday, 10 resume heT position as principal of the John Ashley school.
 Ransom GaseeiQue returns Saturday to CoIambas. ono, D enter aPon hts sophomore pear ia tAe Ohio Stale Eni- vefsfty
 The Wheaton family while On their Yas t9 lhe family reunion saturday. a8sea ca Hfs owen l.. Barrett, al 1s RadeIlis street. Providence.
 NIT and Mrs Joseph Peueault have oeea n s8ue8bfidge Uni, week 10 nj. tead the funeral Of Mrs Psfreauls sister.
 Hefmidias Rlendeau has purchased tue Felix King property on Providence The King family moved te New Bed. ford Saturday
 Mrs. j Harry Mann and daughters, Misses Marjorie and Edna, returned Wednesday from Gales Ferry, where they passed the summer.
 Auditors Leon T Wilson and J. Harry Mann Thursday began auditing the accounts of the tclectmen, treas mer. library reports and school ae. counts 5f the Town Of Putnam
 Nr and Hs Alfred Nelson, Mrs. Aa4ae Zsa aad daughter Esther. of Hvaa5 msleea Efeta their summer cottage Ii Mantle last week and called on friends u Putnam
 uf E50at8 E Perry. Judge Mahien fl ass4ef. Aas EHest C. Morse and William E bseisou look week end aat5 sHp 10 ape Cod in Dr. Perry : uul3 ihts week
 Louis [ Battey Is engaged in emu mefating children of school age in town. He says that from present ap- pearanees the enumeration will not be IS targe as iast year.
 MT. and Mrs. Armand Gafceau, who were married Monday in Waterbury, mololed to Putnam aud have been guests of Gbafles l. Beleir and family, school street.
 F. l sheridan and Charles King 4eet u New York by boat Monday niRaI and ffam there to Thrrytowni N \. They returned overland, each dti. ytae. A ne1g Ghevolet car.
 G HaraId G4palnc and his father, C. " 6apaIuc, left Putnam Wednes dav la lhe f0fmefs automobile for Jul. nlper Point. Me Mrs C w. Gilpat- rc and Mr5. 6. Il Gupathc and ehii. dfen VIII return with them
 Among Worcester visitors Tuesday we're Mrs Waller \, Wheaton, who spent the day with her classmate in the Dread Institute, Mrs. William Me klbbtn, and Mrs. J ] Russell and daughter.
 Mrs. Henry l.. Burt, Mrs. A. W Macdonald, Mrs. Helen Nj Wiley | Miss Barbara Newell, Miss MaryJohn son, Henry Wheeloek, and Edwaft Burt, went to Washington, k. l ;, or Wednesday afternoon in MT. Burt car.
 1 Armand Farley returned to Putnam Tuesday night from trip 10 BostoI and vicinity. He went to Lynn wheI he saw his nephew Henry Farley, wll with Everett Davis, is taking cours at the General Electric ,Compan school MT. Farley also called on hi friends, Joseph Connolly and Williar J James, of the Boston Braves.
 George Wilson of Bridgeport has II gently been the guest of his parent MT. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, Pomfr' street. He recently returned from cruise on a battleship. The cruise WI
 for the purpose of training reserN
 for the navy and Is similar in purpos | to the soldier camp al Plattsburg. Peter A. Gardner returned to Pu
 nam Saturday second degree Oe I Mir. Gardner has been one of the mo
 ardent workers for the order in tn
 city. He recently went to South Ben,
 Ind, where he took the degree, aft
 which he paid visit to his sister, Nil Louis LaRose of Chicago, returning
 the way of Montreal
 Charles Lucas, employed in the co
 struetion gang quartered in Putna U by the "New Haven road whi V working in Dayvile last Saturday | '' tie drop on his left ankle. He W | brought to Putnam on the 10.80 trs T and is confined to his bed at the hou
 where the men are living n