Putnam patriot., 1916-09-08
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CandI8. Y II. His family wfll rslafa next week
 A. D. Lowne recently entertained Dis brother E. F. neane. q Fall River
 Rev z F Bedard has sod a las at the corner of Green and San den Nooft streets e John Hsashas
 John 0Bfien pa-sed tae sses end al Oakland Beach where lis parents have cottage.
 S,eeple Tom Fitzpatrick pen! the holiday eilh nis parents in -!alofd springs.
 Victor ehapdel sine and family mo- tored to sfayland Park, fiits5eld, Mass, last sunday
 Henry C. Farley .ho is attending the General Electric Company sehe7i ut Lynn passed l.4aef Ba5 at his home in Putnam.
 Mir. and Ms Edward lamoaday entertained Miss Nae H8aoaaay and George Eamondy 0f Dorchester over the hohiay :
 Charles " Wilder a#d eife, @ho have been guests of Mrs Wilder. paf ents, Mr. and Mrs. N D. Case, haze returned 10 P4lsbufg.
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse Rich, C Alien Hawkins and vile and Mrs. samuel Rich have returned from Quonocon- taug.
 Henry Morse and wife have gone to New Yorkfand will shortly starl on the vaudeville circuit in "Cncie seth and the Hoodo.
 Mrs J Rnpfe took her guests, Miss Regina Rureeard and fAuhar Lellh for motor irip L. Norwich, Thursday
 Mrs Gideon Lemaiiae and naal son # Pro lIeuee st5eet asa l4e laesss of relatives in Lynn They glt e. tafn home NondhS
 Mi and Mrs Timothy feGeult nnd their sons, Alfeue and Almond and Hiss DonHlla Huea= at JeWcu City motofed 10 New Bedford sunday Mrs James NJ Kent Of New York, molofed to Nillimantic Inst Satufday taking as her guests, Mrs. S. NJ Wheelock, Miss Ellen Wheeioek and  Mrs Helen Wiley
 K J Tdnder, superintendent of siale trade schools, was .u the city last week making arrangements for the ilransfef tof the machinery from the Hammond building to 5he new building on Providence street
 Fite Thief (. D Arnold and John | By1nc, member of the fire dcpart ment committee of the common eoan- cil, Wefc in Providence last Friday at tefuu1n to attend the convention of fire chiefs of Amedea
 Frank Jarvis took the following paity to Cape God inst sunday James Chafron, Afmund BfousseHu, Ademar Benoit, Arthur Brodeur and Hhileheft Auger They visited at the scene of the wreck in the Cape God canal and in all covered Al miles.
 Citizens Of the north end of the city are making complaint of the speeding of autos on Providence street. Any where from p to 45 miles an hour is reported and no horns are blown for cross streets. There are many child ren in this section and such speed is dangerous.
 A. A Brodeur, grand junior beadle of the state court of foresters, attend ed meeting of the grand court at Bridgeport last Saturday. The iguests were taken about the city lin autos, shown over the winter quarters of the Barnum X Bailey show and given a fine banquet.
 The Eclipse Manufacturing Com pany are planning to build two four
  tage houses they recently erected on Vandale street This industry has proved another valuable asset to the city in building houses and bringing families to the city.
 There was an Old Home and Field Day at Ballouville Monday to which Putnam contributed. The Putnam military band furnishedi music and the Manhassett base ball team played there in the morning. There was G street parade, races, etc.
 Advertised letters, September 6:
 GENTLEMEN
 Earl A. BeVis, Geo. w. Casey, 4 AleN ander CokeT, Jos S. Drukker, Pau Hamel.
 LADIES
 Mrs. Orplur Fontaine, Miss F. lver son, Mrs. Fred II. Lydston, Miss Doro Thy Stevens,
 c. II. Durand, who has conducted { grocery business in the north end o the city for the past b years, ihas sold out 10 Oscar Dugas of Glasgo. MT. Du rand will remain in Putnam devoting bis time 10 his large property holdings At present he is building aInew house on Smith street.
 Captain Joseph Ryan ofsthe police department has returned from his Na- cation and resumed his duties Monday s,e, fF f., Ia