Putnam patriot., 1916-06-30
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 -W. Eafe Ha9aes fepfeseuted fbe rstasnI High schggl st t8e meeting of tae Eastern Connecticut High school bsse bsa league st NorWlea saturday William walsh, SOD Of Mr and Nfs. Wssh. Cfoss street. has entered tae employ ef the Manhassei Aana- fsel8HBg Company fof tbe s5mmef- -Heafy (. Farley and Everett Davis. nbo graduated from ine High ~ehool iast week. aeut,ta Lsna gues- day ga take snfranee examinations for lHs Gsnsraf Eleetnef o1n panyz school -Mlss Gertrude Hal lefs #eaaes- dag fer Dak Blaas where sae ell sFend tf.s sanmef- s1e Mss aee9al- panied Hg 8lsses PHsi.lz aad Daf- -Fkes E9 a5l reEaa4a a1ta 1af aaf- ias lbe 5aasH sf Js
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 -Prsseea8Hg Attorney E. EH John son has aeea iH EEeief tbis aees ai- lending lHe graduation ezefcizes ef tae PhiHIps- Exeter preparatory school bis son, DBna, being oaea aof the Efadu- alas
 -Mfss Gertrude shepherd. teacher Of French and English st the Putnam High school. has gone to her home near Boston sire VIII not return t0 Pntnam in lhe fall as she IS Io leach next gear in Stamford.
 The Wamsnis Relief corps held thelf regular meeting June Z7- \ so- cial fof members aHa their friends @iii he beid sg tue home Of Mts. Ida Kie- bart on -ouih Main st., July :, from to 5 2. uis
 -afs. Anle Sykes, sister of Mrs. David Clark, Killing y avenue, fe- gently underwent su operation for ap- pendieitis ct B Hartford hospital and Is reported as resting comfortably.
 Prosper Neigafd, past exalted ruler Of Putnam Lodge of H.lks,twiii attend the national convention .at Baltimore Mf. Veigard VIII leave here Wednes day and uill be gone two weeks. Side trips will be taken to Atlantic City, rhilsdel phia, Washington and Nof- folk.
 Misses Constance Russell and 4 Adeiia Davis, of the class Of 1916 of the Putnam High school, composed school song to be sung 10 the tune Of Ny Maryland The song was used at Inc alumni banquet and Is To be adopted by the student body. Ut @as stated here Monday after. noon sthat six troop trains from she ! state camp Ht south framingham ! would pasa through putuam that even | Ing. Many people, prepared tu see the | solalefs pnss through An ice dealer l receive cd waId to furnish lee. Tatef the ! aiaers were changed and tue trains aent bs another t49te.
 -Bes JaAn Aaoetfy, formerly pss- Ter al NofGb aTo4tgaHdale during the fesIaeaee then os M Messenger, Is TOW pastor ai lhe Wesleyan fenleeos tai church lu Providence. The Broad street Christian church has recently been secured for lheir future piace at worship
 Miss Louise Adams Of Worcester, formerly Of Putnam, wha Ia studying vocal music with Miss Lusinn Bafak ian at the Virgil School iin N 0rcestef, sang ehHmluade' "-ummer at pu. pll's recital Tuesday evening, showing great adv anceisent in her work. She also sang atst soprano In a ladies quartet. Advertised letters, June 2;
 oENrLEaEN II. Adams, C, h, Handy, AiefoFttor- ! vsngon, Oscar M utel. losepa Nadehu, 1 B. Travers, Mae rio Nlolanue, Francis N aish.
 LAu4Es Mfs. Carrie Alexander, Mrs. Mary ! Bflssstte, Mrs. AIlhuf Marina Metfas. ] Miss Phciua Fay of New York, 1 daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison G. Fay, formerly of Putnam, has been the guest of ]. Richard Carpenter and family. Mir. Fay was formerly psin-