Putnam patriot., 1916-09-01
PERTINENT TO PUTNAM
 PEOPLE

gre enjoying an outing al Oakland Beach
 Miss sarah eushman of spring l field is the guest Of Mr. and Mfs- bar @ia Lewis.
 Mrs. J. J Russell and daughters. i Catherine and FHza5etht fetafned on Thursday from Juniper Point, Me, where they have spent the summer. Mrs. John Herdek and children, who have been the guests of her sister, Mrs L. \ Fisher, the past mcnsh left for their home in Schenectady Tues~ day.
 -Dr. Louis k Brown, son of Mrs. Annie Brown, graduate of the High school, has been promoted to first as- siseant physician nt the Insane Hospi- tal at MiddIetown.
 Mrs. M r. Smith, Fremont street, who has been visiting George N cath erhead and wife, Southbfiage, motored from there to Dover, \. IL, 10 visit her son. D Roy smith.
 Miss Mary F.. Wright, Chapman street, q graduate of the High school, l9l6. wiH begin training u- a neIae in the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, 8n September l6.
 Mrs. Albert L. Jones had EdSefd J0aes, vile and daughter of UNbHdge, moldred to Putnam from ENbudge and took sunday dinner with W. l.. Davisou and family. Motor parties from [ Nbrdge are frequent in Put. nam
 MT. and Mrs. silas NJ. Wheeloek and daughters sylvia and Elizabeth, motored 10 Pelefboro, N. H.. Sunday and ealed on Dr. Townsend and wife. The children remained for visit, Mf. and Mrs. Nheeloek returning the same day.
 Joseph Eombardo, for twenty years in the fruu business with Augustus Graea has severed his connection al that store and bought out the fruit business on Elm street opposite the Congregational church. Mr. Giraca will continue at the old stand in the Court House block
 Edward C. Fisher, this year graduate of the High school, left Tues day for Schenectady, \. N., where he k to take night course at nion col lege. During the day Mir. Fisher will be employed in the munition depart ment of the General Eleetfie company. John j Lane, principal of the ls' rae Putnam school, is in town looking for A house te which he can move his wife and baby from Rockland, Mass. While in Putnam MT. Lane will stay with Superintendent Harold W Files.
 -Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Kent, Mrs Ethel White, Miss Gladys A. Farmer, and Carl Kent returned in the early hours of Sunday morning from mo. tor tsip through the White Mountains and a stay al Alton Bay, N. Il.
 Thomas Day of the Electrical Ex change, Hartford, was in the city last Friday evening and addressed a gath ering of electricians at the office of the Putnam Light & Power company. lie explained the state. wiring code and rules in an interesting and instructive why.
 Leon T. Wilson has announced that he is a candidate to represent Put. nam in the General Assembly. MT, | ! ted from the High school, and has d. ways lived here with the exception Of some months while he was engaged in newspaper work in New Mexico.
 -Last Friday William Wheaton and
 wife, Mrs. F. NJ. Wheaton, Miss Mary
 Wheaton, Raymond Wheaton and Miss !, Beatrice Goodple made up an automo-
 bile party 10 Worcester. Incidentally ' the 44th anniversary of Mrs. W heaton $ , marriage and William Wheaton $
 birthday was celebrated by the trip.
 Work was begun Monday on the
 repairs to the amicite road bed on Elm o street by the construction company - that laid the road There MAS five
 yeat guarantee of the work. When
 the amieite was laid he.weather was . most unfavorable being cold and rainy
 and Il is thought that to this weather : condition Is due the wearing of the e road.
 !, NIT. and Mrs. Fred Gilman, Green U street, entertained at their home over F Sunday, MT. aud Mrs. Joseph Landry , and family of Moonsoeket, Mrs Mary
 Bcrgcraas of Baltic, and leboeus Der i gerons, brother, under the name of ' Jean at Inc Cote des Neiges Holy ' Grass college in Montreal. Mf. Reree- 2 rons is the son ef lhe late Lawrence 3 1 Bergetons, who was some years ago 5 employed al l.. E, smiths.
 An old lady, apparently about so years old, was seen seated in CaFgili 2 park Tuesday morning, She spent several hours there In fact. A man l who contributed money towards the park saw her there thoroughly .eljoy- ing her rest and said, "If no one ever enjoys the park again the look of com , lentment and the evident enjoyment