Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-12-01

PUTNAM NEWS

snd son Ross spent the holiday with
selatlyes IN Puinam.
George Bellows HIS removed mis-
family 10 Holyoke @isere he has . po-|
silion ~ matchmaker
The election % officers Of Division /,
A. q IL, viii take place 1t the annual
meeting eek sunday afternoon
r. l. Kelly and wife N sde = week
end AUTO tour Of 20 miles through
Massachusetts.
George Blythe and family have gone
TO Philadelphia to visit his mother for
two weeks.
william Rafferty,, Jr., spent the
week end with Efmond Bfann, New
York.
A large new sods fountain has been
installed in the store Of the Progress
Confectionery company.
Joseph Flagg Of Hartford was the
guest Of his PARENTS, Mr.. aud Mrs.
David Flagg, Thursday.
Lawyer Arthar Libby Of Norwich
was the guest Of his parents, Mr and
Mrs. +. a. Libby, Ring street.
Mrs. Harry Forbes and children Of
New London were with Mrs. =. NJ.
LeCiBir md family, Providence street.
Miss kate Seward of BelIinghsm,
WISH, was the guest OF her brother,
r. W. seward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard German had
~ Thanksgiving guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry German OF Norwich.
Dana Johnson Of Yale and Donald
Johnson OF Bowdoin college are with
their parents, Attorney and Mrs. Erie
II johnson for the holiday.
A. W Barber, VINO has been con.
fined to his home for months was
taken TO the state hospital at Norwich
last Friday.
Miss Josie Conroy and Miss Alice
Fuller Of Worcester were guests OF
VIM. Fuller and wife, south Main
street.
The body Of Wallace Paine, the well
known basketball player, VINO died at
The Day Kimbail hospital, was taken
to his home in Danielson.
The local Aerie Of Eagles are making
plans for their annual bali TO be held
in their hall 10 Union block, Friday
evening, December 18th.
hrs. ". J. Bartlett has returned
from attending meeting Of the Ma.
lionai grange at Washington, d. q,
and few days visit with friends in
New York.
The Cercle d Advancement de Langue
franchise are TO hold whist with the
G. A. {. Garde In ST. Mays hail on
Dec. 18th. 1t will be we'll worth at
tending.
Miss T. J. Suydam and Miss Ange.
line G.. Hearth, teachers in Putnam
schools, are spending the holiday re-
cess at their homes.
Wednesday was marked by the dis
tdoulion of the large estate OF George
NJ Morse to his heirs. Mr.. Morse, one
of the most prominent manufacturers
this city has produced, died in 1913.
H. T. Smith attended meetipg of
the Economic club ,of " orcester III
nj
guest .of his son.in.law, Frederick
Case. The Hon. William Jennings
Bryan WAS the speaker of the evening.
Mrs. Samuel II. Leete, Mrs. Geo. h.
luigley, Mrs. John Benton and Miss
* ate L. Seward OF Guilford, were hol-
idsy guests , of their brother, +. w.
Seward and family.
OF the teachers in Putnam schools,
Miss Elizabeth Donovan was at her
home in Eaglevllle for Thanksgiving,
Miss Bertha &. Lewis at Holliston,
Miss Agnes :. Osborne at Bridgeport,
Miss Inez Bowler at Trenton, n. }.
Judge f. NJ. Warner returned We'd
nesday from Meriden, where at the
Main street Baptist church, Tuesday
evening, he gave an address on Prison
Reform before the United Christian
Endeavor societies of the churches of
the city.
Among those who attended the
Yale. Harvard football game from Put
nam were: Judge +. +. Russell and
daughter Constance, John h. Byrne,
j. b. ratem, Jr., Ralph sBradford, II
p. Jordan, Nelson and David Lown,
John T. Ssbin and wife, Louis Car
mack, Mrs. {. + Waterman, Miss
Bessie Chaplin, Arthur MseIntyre,
Geo ). Bradley and Leland Bradley.
The Connecticut Association of Com
mercial and Civic Executives will
meet in New Britain, December l., in
the chamber of commerce rooms at
ll.30 In the morning. A discussion
on Mem oership Campaigns and
Methods of Holding Interest will be
held, led by Rev. G. J. Hartman of
Putnam and William IL Hart of Meri
den. Both of these men will treat the
subject from various angles.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin l.. Raw
son, l.. Il. Rswson, sNelie and
Minnie Jenette, all of Woodstock,
Mrs. George Tofrey, Willis Torrey,
Mr. and Mrs Martfntar GtafSnn ana