Putnam patriot., 1916-11-10
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PUTNAM NEWS

John Lowe of Dedhsm, MASS, was in Putnam Tuesday.
 George H. Ryder Of Springfield was in the city the past week.
 Frank Lamondy is having his annu- sl vacatton. fJj
 Arthur NJ. Clark and family Of Mid dleton, Mass, have been guests of \. A. Ballard and family. 51t1 f. 3 y secttuus of the new houses for the .Manhassett company have arrived and will be put together and set up at once. Hsior A. D. Mcintyre has been At tis home here this week, returning from 6 western trip EA
 EdwardT. Tucker has sold his house on Church street to Alderman Joseph Lapelme.
 Miss Harriet II. Brown has returned from m extended visit'with relatives in Rochester, \. '
 Perry V Joslyn Of this city has Se- eeused position ss assistant engineer sf fhe state hospital st Middletown.
 Mrs G. Fred Waterman wssin Prov. iaeece Wednesday and attended na. unee performance Of |. ..h. aothefn in aff were klne2's
 Miss Katherine Seward and Miss Marion Warren attended the piano re- .,t.t af,,e, s,y Joseph Hoffman tn Pro. tidenee, sunday.
 John Macdonald and wife Of New Haven arrived Tn the city Monday MT. Macdonald returned early Wed. besday morning Mrs. Macdonald and son remained for the week
 Mizpab Rebekah loAge beId q. hat. vest socint Wednesday evening. There wss sn entertainment,games, dancing m old fashioned spelling school, and harvest supper. 3 # Harold s. Corbin, John A. C. Warn er. of Wotcester, James Murray of Hartford, Adoiph Levitt Of Norwich, were among those who came to Putz nam to vote.
 Daniel J Byrne, G. Harold Gilpat= ric and A. S Macdonald, distributors of the estate Of George NJ. Morse, met Saturday afternoon and performed their duties.
 Miss Mary Bartlett Of Camden, Me, formerly q teacher in. the Israel Put nam school, has bsen the guest of J Richard Carpenter and family, south Main street.
 pr. W. W. Foster of the pension de parttnent, Washington, D. C., former- Iy of Putnam, has been calling (on friends in the city He came north to cast his vote at Tuesdays election. The regular meeting of the Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A, twill be held Monday afternoon, November 18th, nt o'clock in Odd Fellows halls The Board of Infringement will meet at 2:30. John B. O'Connor, the baggage mas Ter of this city, who was injured at Hartford few weeks ago, Is improv. ing slowly at a Hartford hospital. His daughter, Mrs. Thomas Ryan, School street, cal led on him last Saturday.
 While working at the freight depot Monday, Earl IL. Ballard, trucker, dropped box on his foot receiving badly bruised right ankle. Dr. Edward l.. Perry was summoned and after dressing the, wound ordered the man 10 his home. I3184 ! Advertised letters, Nov7, l9l6
 LADIES
 Mrs. Ida Brooks, Mrs r. Whitmore.
 GENTLEMEN
 F. S Bauer ,,Jo ohn Doyle, James T. Hsnth, Joseph, Landry, Fred BaPoini, Hagen Leard.
 Mrs. Carrie E. Gascoigne went to Bosion Thursday night to spend the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Gascoigne. Friday she spent visiting schools.
 Mrs. NJ. W. Bennett, Bellevue street, is entertaining her son, Ftank NJ. Ben. nett, Mrs. Bennett, and daughter Elizabeth from Flushing, N. Y. City. MT. Bennett is teacher in the New --Ao's l'alen,al School at Flushing. afternoon Gay zito, q taxi
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