Putnam patriot., 1916-05-19
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PUTNAM NEWS
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The rutpam Country club has or- gaalzed a. q noa stack oolpofaiian- MT and Mfs- S M WheeIoek spent The week end wirh friends tn New Jersey.
 Mss A8ee Nafse is visiting her sister, afs W a. PaHrtixs, in tFo'- laston. 1iass.
 Ml.s Katherine seward has hssn the guasi Of Miss Helen Adams in Wofce
 -Wu#Hu .Hfaag. the actor. bas been spending week .aa home of hls father au Church streets
 Sam banz sfH amEty oi Pfgsi. deuce. smerg qzf.alnaMt Aase aeen guests of re Hee 4efs
 -WIHs E Ca#asi ha. purchased piece Of isBd Of &IaaaaRale-@orse Corporation ou Aapcl stfss.
 -Ffaaf W Barber occupied tbe palpit of Ihe Congregational church in Dsnle Is8a sunday momaE
 Tine lsst number ofthe Ford Times has fine tribute b the late Michael k. Joy, illustrated with an excellent portrait.
 Lawyer ChafIe. l.. Touey was at Willimaate Friday acting for -tate's Attorney Charles F. sesrls in the sa- perior court as Mir seafla was unnble b be present.
 A. Spinosa has opened tnilofing shop at Il Elm street. Mf. @pinesa is A tailor of long experience and comes to Putnam from Danlelson where he has conducted successful business for a number of years.
 Nearly p members of Quinebaug lodge Of masons went to txbridEe in six automobiles last Thursday evening to vlsil the lodge in that place The thifd degree was worked and colia- tinn was served
 A hfe sizsd oil painting Of the late Henry ( Bowen was sent to New York lhis week for repairs The pie lure has hong in Hood-toek academy and felI some mgath, ago damaging fhe picture and breaking She heavy osal gall frame
 "A couple Of moloreyeIisls had 8 spill al the corner of Front and south Main stfeets suaday aflefHooo, while avoiding n collision with anoHhboand trolley The only injury WIS slight damage to the motorcycle.
 By arrangement in the new te phone directory al of tbe muntc, telephones are indeXed under City of Putnam which makes il much easier for one wishing to call city office to fad the number
 Through the courtesy of Rev. Geo. D. Stanley sll old soldiers, members Of the C. \. k and kindred organiza tlons have been invited b attend the Methodist church, Memorial Sunday, May 29th, al lO.30 q. m.
 John \. Johnson of Thompson an. nounces the engagement Of his daugh. ter, Jennie Ceeelia 10 Albert Nj. Hayes Of NtA IiANNHs Ait ihbiiAhhN "AAA take place al Thompson, June 24th. Miss Johnson is completing her second year Of teaching grade l ia the Israel Putnam School.
 Members Of the Canadian Athletic Club are fehearsing for comedy dfa- ma. Lsvoleuse q Enfants, which they will produce in St. Johns hall, May 28d. The play k full of fun and gives opportunity for some clever acting. The piece Is under the direction of Oy- fla Guertin.
 Funeral services for Charles Ja- anes, who was killed by an automo- bile last week Monday night, were held in the Putnam Heights church the following Friday afternoon, Rev George D, Stanley of the Methodist church ofnciaung The grange was largely represented The burial was iu The cemetery at Putnam Heights. Frank Lowe, captain of last sea sons basket ball leam al The High school spent the week end in town, He hus entered the Dedham, Mass, high school, since che removal of his parents to that place He has been SC. leeted as enc Of the pitchers on the school team Lowe is an ull around athlete and his leaving Putnam mate rially weakened the Iocai base ball team.
 -Georee II. Ryder has recently made extensive repairs ou the pipe of- gan in the Congregational church at Middleton, Mass, and gave an organ recital on the evening of May 7th be. fore an enthusiastic audience that tili ed lhe church Arthur NJ Clark, for merly of Putnam, k one Of the leading members of the church.
 Advertised letters May l6:
 LADIES
 Mrs. Susan Carver, Miss Louise Don ahue, Mrs Emma King Jones, Eva I.abour, Miss Annie Low, Mrs. Easter Smith, Tamar smith, Mrs, Ralph S Chafiee, Mrs l.. w Hart, Miss Louise Lowe, Miss Blanche Warren
 GEN rI.EM
 MF. and Mrs Atl.4au E21sse leure, ChaunceY Green, Joscl l tig sk Ray mond Ledae, Aasu,t MeElo, t. \. Nelson, l.. F.. Psrtndge, k kasmieve Rnmotoi, Marvin Sawyer, Henry Ster- ritt, Leo Y. Stone, Maeario Niolante,