Putnam patriot., 1916-04-07

ssfy Cefnea ere visiting Ia %orees.
Ter
The children q Joan Love. Par
tous street. ss4e he measles disease
thsf u pregsteut Iazg soN
-Mfs5 Lord. attn hsf children,
Ig9f51sy and Aiies. spent sunday vita
NJ. Lord IA Sew Lgacon-
jobs @srpes. Worcester Tech
.4aasai = 81 his home On south Main
nsesI
-Wul sharpe Of Stamford spent
.anday ~ith bis parents Mr. aad
Mr. G. =. sharp. Sehool street
SANITY -yfait q Neons9esei has
s~en visiting friends IN Pepfrst Zen
W. and Putnam
--6onld Beard lefl Friday = spend
ss vscafien ~ith hls grandfather
sh.ison. G0nn
"a nnfnber g the younger 81 en-
sye8 "A April fool party and dance
- TIE eo7ngfF fsigs aH Saturday
-ars Rsnasll, Grand View bss re-
tafne8 ffsEa tso moalhs eisit sIth
aer san iu Portland, Maine.
One HsiHof ease was dispased O -
gsage FaiEeI ia me ely court sz1uf-
49, pefning
Nj snd Mrs Waiter Gahau hsfe
ssfaose 80 10 NHanKlsn Nhefe Mf.
eaban has bssa employed Tor some
lme ln road WOfk
-Geofze Pfatt. shipping e4efk 81 ,lie
freight house, returned Tuesday from
White plasng. Y. Y. where be was tie
ssest Of his daughter.
Miss Intz fsoN ief, ieseher d Latin
81 the high sehool. n spending Der
vacation - her home in Nstersiile,
Ne
Miss Gfaes sylvester. former |
Sigh school teacher, has been the |
quest II Mrs. Moses Leonard, south |
Main street.
Wedding announcements we're re.
sxiyesi Tuesday q The marriage Of Alice |
Darlington smith, New York, and |
Frederick Augustus aorreli, Jr for.
~erly Of Putnam.
The body Of Mary A Mcdonnell, |
aged 50, was brought TO Putnam Tues
day from Woonsocket for burial Ia II |
Eafy's cemetery she Mas = resident
Of this city number Of years sgo, and |
was cousin u seleelman Luther u. |
Keith
Vincent MeEvoy has gone 70 hayre
d 0raee, Nd where he Joins the al
ssnee crew Of LaTens's animal circus
III sac envoy has been employed as
bliip0sier and stage hand at the local
thsslfes for = number Of wears.
The regular meeting OF the Eliza
beth Porter Putnam Chapter, u. A
n, will be- held IN Odd Fellows hall,
Monday afternoon. April 10, Al three
O'Clock The Board Of Management
viii meet at 80 Corresponding Sc
sfeiafy.
Advertised letters April 4.
oKsTIKMEN
Emmanuel Geatgfin, Fred MeadeT,
A l.. Sanders, Gee. @llieite.
LADIES
hts T.. h Poster, Mrs Mary +
Porter, slnne iiogue -tananto, Zaha /
Nak
lover 80 aas realize l9om the
debate viii nanleison Tins. with
$40 appropriate hy the leeal chapter
u A. II Is r. be used faf msga-
zines and papefs Tor the schvoi library
which j. the bess condition in years
A rev sci IF Encyclopedia BHjaniea,
llgh edition, is the most recent addi-
ton Of books
Thomas Taylor, one 81 the two
last survivors 81 the efew o. the Monl-
Tor. which did bsltle with the Metsi
mae IN Hampton Roads during The
civil war, is to be the special guest d
the O. A. X. post Al North 6fOsNenof-
dale al their meeting next week. Mr..
Taylor will tell the boys some Of his
experiences on the famous Yankee
cheese box on = shingie.
Victor Peloquin is erecting large
cement building IN tue rear Of The Car
gin Hotel property at Elm and Bridge
streets for pubic garage. II will be
a fire proof structure aud when COM
pleied viii be occupied BY Albany De
lisle, Who viii remove from bis present
quarters on south Main street, which
we're TeeensIy leased TO joys garage.
Putnam base ball fans are wearing
long faces a. from outward indications
40 team Is 30 be put la the field 10 rep
resent the city. It's noted With inter
est that Danielson is getting busy and
the FIRST player signed is Roy Rock, an
ex professional who played last year
with the American soptlcAi team Of
Southbfldge, team with uhieh Put
nam played two series Of games 10 nee
ord breaking crowds.
james II cutler Of Hampton and
Washington, =. G., who has been an
enthusiastic worker toward better eon.
dItions fos the milk producers 81 New
England, was unable 10 attend the ia.
teresting meeting held In Puinan last
Friday. tie vas an hts way hefe from
Lemon city, Fis.. and when be reach
cd New York learned that his son,
whom he had been Il liiag, had m
a "a a II 20