Putnam patriot., 1916-07-21
PUTNAM NEWS

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 -Ges youf Chaaiaa4aa qckets 5e- fore Monday.
 -Patrolman Hiidaee Bfodeuf is sa- rionslg ilI ai a Worcester hnapitai- LII. Hefukln sae siie, Fremont street. ase entertaining Miss Sarah Me Carroll cf New York
 John |. gsrae aa8 $. P Baaef- ty have been in New York. They 'fe- turoe5 Tuesday.
 Alderman f.. l. Haris saetsaz Hs postmaster at Lord Point for tl= oea- rat Of the summer colony.
 Martin Arnold of Ness, Arzaaa,i ,is he eaes, of Fire CHief C. D. Arnold sad family
 The Putnam poslmasier's salary ts uoN q. .8ss1 instead of sz 50, due 10 in- creased revenue at the local office.
 -Gsorge 4. Vaughan, Jf., Of Pfosi cence is spending His vacation "iIh Als parents ID Thompson.
 -George r. SeselI and family spent sunday with II L. Buit and family Cf9tesstseel.
 Mrs. Helen Wiley returned Tues day evening from g weeks visit n Bfo0kiine.
 -Iienry a Morse is in New York this week arranging for time on next seasons vaudeville circuit.
 Rev. E. r. Benoit will speak In French al he Baptist church sunday afternoon al 3.50 o'clock.
 Mrs. Frank Forster, with her son Hefbefl, fof Toledo, are guests oi hef mother. Mfs. Carrie s. Gascoigne. The Salvation Army officers and soldiers held meeting at the town farm on Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Emily Exiey Of Philadelphia returned home Wednesday after yis- il Wish A 8 To9ne and vile.
 -George Rogers is at lae hospital for treatment % his leg nhtca F iE bad condition.
 -LsadIard Lucy of the Ha.eEhIea. efina entertained Haftg 2. lssssaa ffIend. asl faafsdsX
 -SIlsses EaIen ard aa5 04es.aek faufeh s44ael. l.4eal ta Bsa t8a alaaaas Njss sfafs 8hezloeE safg tHe laa9s ing day for Juniper Point. Me
 District Deputy Ffede.lek 5ama installed tBe newly elected o.H sers 9i Csaft City Of Putnam. F Of A. lues oay evening.
 -F Raymond GflpstHe and wife took a wee k.end auto trip through tbe Befkshires and over the old Moba@ s Trail
 Putnam Nest, Order of Owls, E planning for ciam bake h August The committee IS Peter Gardiner Hen " Hufdman, C. k. Cotton, .Rnymond Franklin. and Adolphus Memute.
 James MeGuire, who 35 years ag. WAS an oveTseer in the mill of the Put nam Woolen Company, called or friends here Mondny. He is now ! resident of Baltic and Is tnN collector Of the town.
 --Members Of the Putnam Countr Club will go to Norwich Saturday af teFnoon for return game of golf witt the Rose City golfers who won thi match on the Putnam links.
 -Lieuienant Babcock has returned to Putnam ,aiter spending tso week in FnlI River and Cambridge. Mis- Beda Parkins of Boston is spending tew days with the Salvation Army of ficers in this city.
 Many people saw the eclipse of thi moon last Friday night Al 1t cloci the moon was three-quarters lhidder and as il wus a eioHdless night thi phenomena was clearly seen.
 -Employes of the Putnam Light A Power Company said that the storm last week caused more damage than any previous slofm ever experienced Complaints of Injured service came in thick and fast nnd as many AS LA enll- were responded to Besides .this five transformers were burned ouUs
 -Oui Lanelols, weaver at the miH of tne Waterman Noaied Company k ai the Day klmaai hospital saaef. ine from Injuries sustained 9Y teelug hil in ,ho abdomen 6s a loom tl. condition x noi considered serious sad he ~ili be out shoflIy unless compl. cations develop.
 Miss Grace smith al the bHghea department store, kitchen ware de paHlment, is spending her vacation in Wnlmantlc. Miss Florence NaloueY after an absence Of about year, ha. returned to the store and is in the ne. lion department.
 Captain Of Police Ryan with ths assistance of Deputy Sheriff HolhFook succeeded in restoring a bicycle 10 g boy who was it's owner, last week, The boy lent it to another boy and that boy passed il on. The lad who owned Il complained 10 the police and the whee was located.
 
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