Putnam patriot., 1916-09-01
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PUTNAM NEWS

entered the Cham peau store as cie7k- Mrs. F. NJ Barney is the guest Of Mrs. Charles T. Ellis at Oak Blaas
 Misses Bertha and Florence sar- gent were in Worcester last Friday. -Georee P. Miner spent sunday with bis mother in North sfoniaEtan. -samnel II. Walsh, Grove street, left town Tuesday fof visit ia Nash ingion, R. I.
 Misses Mary Louise and Emma Izea4ilIar1 returned Monday ffam aa outing 8n cape Cod.
 Mrs. 4. B. Williams of WHdman- lie bas aeen vlsilias HE aud ars. J.. Tatem, Jr., fatem stfecf
 -o. Harold Giipatae spent ahe weeg end wlh his famliy at Juniper Point, Me.
 -C. .D. sharpe and wife have re- turned from two weeks oHtinE at oaanoeontaug.
 Mics 4 Louise Adaus 9f aofees. tefIs tac guest of friends n laWn the present week.
 Miss Elizabeth Barnes returned Friday from vocation spent aith fel- atives iu New Bedford
 Miss Edna sutpless returned on Sunday evening from efeseent Bench, where she was the guest og Miss Flor ence stubbeft.
 MT. and Mrs. John Bingwaili Mrs. k. k Smith, and Miss Janetkennedy, spent the week end with the Congfe. eationaI choir al Crescent Beach.
 Arthur Duvert .. tne Champeau store Is having weeks vacation and k making short trips to various points of interest.
 Mrs. J. B. Rankin of Arctic Cen ter has been the guest of Aiphoase Dupre and family, Woodstock avenue. She returned home Monday
 -Hermnu F Dueg. and wife haee been visiting friends in the ely 4r. Dfiegs SIS principal Of the Israel Pat nam school last 5eaf.
 -E. A sullivan local correspond eut fora Norwich paper, resumed bis wolk Monday aact week 5 vacation at Oakland Beach, E.
 -George Gaseoigue of Cleveland has joined his wife in Putnam al the home Of his mother Mrs Carde B Gaseoigne, South Main street
 Victor Peloquin and family re- tuned Monday from a two weeks trip to Canada where they visited with relatives.
 Miss Myra Burroge of Spencer, Mass, former teacher in the High school, Is the guest of Mrs. Herbert J. Smith, Church street,
 Charles J Harfis of North Carroll m. K the guest of his brother, Dr | M Harris, and Is calling on other rel alives ia Putnam.
 -I.ueius r Merriam, book kkeeper in the First National Bank, returned Saturday from vacation spent in the White Mountains.
 John 4. (. Warner of Worcester spent Sunday with his parents, Judge and Mrs L. M Warner south Main street.
 Miss Eliza Reed, money order clerk, and l.. E. Richardson, letter car. rier at the post office have returned from their vacations.
 --Isaac Champenu and Arthur Du vert went to Boston Tuesday morning MT, Duvert, who is having his vaca ton, remained for several days ano will visit various beach resorts
 Mrs. A. Therien of Woonsocke has been the guest of her nephew Isaac Champeau, Woodstock avenue While she was here she and Miss Rit' Champeau went to Willimantic anC visited relatives there.
 A New York Sunday paper print ed page of illustrations pieturing tn, Yale Battery. Among the faces many people in thls section recognized that of Harrison May, Jr., of Woodstock.
 The Taleotlyiie drum corps pass ed through Putnam in motor truck Saturday morning. The corps was or its way 10 Worcester where there wa drum corps competition fer prizes.
 Judge M. Il. Geissler wrote iron the South that on the trip to Norfoli the boat ran into dense fog and hat to put two hundred miles out to SCI which made her arrival al her destina tion some hours behind schedule.
 Twenty eight railroad station agents enjoyed a trip to Block Island sunday. Station agent Danforth ant w. l.. Russell, ticket agent,of Putnam were among the number The compa ny that runs the Block Island serve, an excellent dinner on board the boat
 Advertised letters, August a:
 GENTLEMEN
 Paul Hamel, Floyd skingsbury, Le Lovely, Orion A. Mason, Henry Tai ireau.
 Mrs. l.. II. Bean, Miss Jane Cannon Mrs A. l.. Butcher, Mrs. Samaria Nj Howe.
 Judge W. r. Woodward of Daniel son has qualified as trustee of th