Putnam patriot., 1916-07-21
THOMPSON

The Kings Daughters are to have 1 an all day social Wednesday, July 26, | nt their hall in East Thompson. Din ner will be served at noon, picnic | style, and at , 30 sharp, Mrs. E. r. | Hepburn, President Conn. Woman's ] Suffrage Association, Mrs. George l Day, Hartford, also Miss Rosamond Danielson of Putnam Heights will speak on "Eaual Franchise.9 A cor | dial invitation is extended to all.
 Mrs George E. Dresser entertained a party consisting of her cousin, Mrs 1 Herrick, with her granddaug ghter, Ella, and school teacher, Miss Tracy. with an auto ride 10 Rocky Point one day l last week.
 Dr. Brunette spent the week end i with his family on West street.
 Measles are still holding their own. Four in the family of Charles Peterson are afflicted, Mrs Peterson and three children being sick with them.
 Miss Fanny Russ and Miss Mildred Knight spent Monday in North Wood stock at the farm of Thomas Ryan.
 Arthur Wilks of Worcester spent Sunday at his home here with his sis ter, Miss Mary Wilks.
 Miss Helen Greene is visiting Mrs. Huizinga.
 Mrs. John Chase of Brooklyn, N. Y. is stopping with Mir. and Mrs. Hutch ins.
 E. W. Scarborough was week end visitor at the Vernon Stiles.
 Misses Frances and Mary Elliott are i visiting their aunt, Mrs Jencks, at her ] summer home at the sea shore.
 Mrs. Robert Reum and two children are visitors at Carolyn Hall.
 The good hay day last Saturday was improved by tie farmers in this sec ton. Mir. Barton, manager of the R am place, reports getting in seven. i teen loads
 Miss Annie Cunning is :to play the organ al the morning service Sunday l at the Congregational church.' Miss Chase of BIookly N. I., is visitor with her grandparents, MT. and l Mrs. Nathan Chase ou School street.
 MT. and Mrs. Wesley Winn were re l turning from Putnam, when one of the l forward wheels broke, ,throwing them l out, but fortunately they escaped with out injury
 Calvin Cranska from Pennsylvania | is visitor with his sisters, the Misses ] Helen and Caroline Cranska.
 Mrs Dr. Paine gave tea on Friday evening.
 Miss Ella Herrick accompanied Mrs. Louis Richardson recently to West | field.
 An exceptional opportunity is to be had to hear the Rev. Dr. w. l.. Beard, who is to occupy the put pit of the Con- gregational church next Sunday, be fore he leaves for his work in China The committee are 10 be congratulated in securing Mir. Beard considering the numerous calls he has had.
 A letter has been received from Rev J K Moore who is at Hope Farm, Bradford, Vt, stating that he is feel ing better.
 Our enterprising merchant, E. $. Backus, is out with new Ford auto 1 delivery truck.
 Schuyler Davis and Mrs. Davis of Providence are spending the week at Sunset Hill Farm with the Misses Co we'll.
 It is quite pleasing to many of our residen Is to learn that DanielCunning- i ham, one of the old school boys of the ! Center district thirty years ago, who has served the GrosvenoFdaie compa- ny for about 20 years as stationary en- | gineer has been promoted 10 be master mechanic by Agent Reardon. George Elliott of Brooklyn, N. Y, ! W as week end visitor in town. ! MT. and Mrs. George Brott and Miss ! Twitehell of Hartford, spent the week end with Miss Frances 0lney. i Miss Augusta Elliott is spending l few days in New York. | Miss May sherman is entertaining ] her cousins, Mrs. and Miss sherman Of Bridgeport.
 Fred Page of Providence was guest of MT. Peekham al the Quinnatisset cottage.
 Emil Bayer has engaged to cart for MT Dike the lumber from the Noun tain wood lot in auadic 10 Oxford. The operation of the saw mill has been sus- pended for the present to Toe resumed iater when il will be set up in another section of the lot. An auto truck came for the goods Of ! Mrs. Emagene Williams last week, ta- king them to North Attleboro where she has purchased double house that she and her son Howard will occupy
 State Highway Commissioner Ben nett of Hartford was i'll town Friday and accepted the new road, whereupon the warning signs were removed and the road thrown open 10 public travel. IL is to be oiled soon.
 Mrs. Arthur Dawson of oxford is a visitor with friends in town.
 Mrs. William Leak of Brooklyn, \. Y., Is visiting her father, Thomas ky an.
 The guard rail fence on Nichols bill on the road loPutnam was run against bv some automobile during the heavy thunder storm on Th1fsday. No dam age is heard of m regard 10 il, the fann. i.oinu inc nnlN nHIdrrlea of Ina