Putnam patriot., 1916-02-11
 PERTINENT TO PUTNAM
PEoT,IE

was in the city Tuesday.
 Rev E F Renoif will preach in French al the Baptist church sunday afternoon at 70.
 Mics Katherine Quinn who has teen seriously li wien pneumoHin E recovering
 -Mrs Hiram Brown has reformed frsm xisil Niib relatives la AaHt4 BrcoBGed
 Y1ueea hase q eas3 ila at e Valentine Day taaeht loftile hosp pstal narf ve3ne
 -one easeof drunkenness @as dis posed of in the eg eeau faeaias morning
 Ausic, dancing, light refresh. menfs Odd Fellow iIail. next hed. nesday. 2ioe. Beneni Of Hospital. -Tbe Fsench e.fe5e sf Advancement is arranging for aig leap year party on the ulsht of February 29
 -SIg4.o4 ls the amount of Che ensb offering Io tHe Thanksgiving fund of the Day KlmbaIi hospital.
 Miss Charlotte Champlin and Miss Ellen N heei3ck were In Worcester on Tgesdsy.
 Mrs. c. L. shaw returned Wed nesdsy from a weeks sisis with reia- lives in Newport.
 -D,. II. l.. Pease and wife enter tained lhecommHniiy Teachers tfain- ing class Monday evening
 A. NJ. Towne has been attending convention q NsN England puologfa. phefs n Boston thIs week
 -8rs Il. Newton Brown of Hseh estef, N | ls the gasst of feias3Fes in lae cssy.
 -NIss Bessie 0'6atH has T izaed her position vim tae Telephone com pauy 10 enlef he ollsee q lse 9asefsef Nelson Mansfield q Ea z9a haz been spending iea dafs etta als ra reats, Mir and ara <. L. slausHa las Warren Hradwsy s ii asala md is confined Ia his home on school street
 -Postmnster Alexander Gilmaa has interested nnmbef Of subscribers for shsfes Of the BaIldias and Leaa Association.
 Rev. F. D. Safgeat attended 2 meeting Of the difestofs Of the Con neeleat Bibie soeiesy at Hartford on Tuesday.
 --G. Harold Gllpatfie and wile have been spending week in Paris, kya where af. eilpstfle aas cslled on business.
 People who da aol wish lo be dis eemmodeA should ae4e aAst Sslufdas is Lineoin's biahaay ma IHaI gAe banes wIii tg closed
 -sieeple Tom Fitzpatrick has fe- turned lo Puinam afief aa ahseuee of sesefal weeks. He ei1 soou leave faf Philadelphia where he has work in view.
 --Afihuf King and wife Of Hyde Park have been guests ot ulatifes ia ihe city. They came here 10 attend the funeral Of Mrs. Erastus Wheaton, Mfs Kings mother.
 The regular monthly meeting Of the Womans Board oi the Day kim ball hospital will be held 'at Odd Eel lows hall on Wednesday, February l6, al So p. m.
 The meeting of the CommonCoun eli set for Tuesday evening for the pur pose of making up the budget was postponed a week on account Of the illness Of some Of the aldermen.
 The regular meeting of the Eliza beth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A. K. will be held Monday afternoon, Feb. 14lh, al 3 o'clock, in odd Fellows hall The Board ol Management will meet at 2.30.
 Alexander Blsckmat, white, son of Mir. and Mrs George Blaekmar, and Miss Edith ltene spauidiug, colored, daughter of Mrs. Cora West,were mar. ried in this city Sunday evening oy justice Of the peace.
 Advertised letters Feb. s.
 GENTLEMEN
 J Aryarighsm, II l Huetter, Vii. liam ?. Steekdale, United Profit ShaF- ing Co.
 LADIES
 Miss Esther Johnson, Mrs. LauraLa- bonle, Miss Loulse Phillips.
 Putnam Aerie of Eagles held 8 class initiation in their hail, sunday afternoon. There was large attend. snee who watched forty new members take the degree. State President T. F. Ahern of New Haven was present. Tn. ssate president made s fine ad- dress relative to the progr ess the order was making and many others made remarks.
 Those interested In iifle practice saw some good scores hung up al Al iard's shooting gallery the past week. Eighty-fiye out of possible 90 took The first prize, fine camera, which was won by John Anderson of West Thomps on. Frank Tetit Of Putnam won the second prize, bath robe blanket. The boys prize, s pair of military brushes, went To William Murray.
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