Putnam patriot., 1916-11-03
PUTNAM NEWS


 aay night from visit in Bridgeport.
 August BIanchette and family mo- tored to Lowell Sunday.
 Mrs. George Perry, Oak Hill, has had as a recent guest, Miss knowlLon of Worcester.
 William Vandale has resigned as clerk in the Farley grocery store on Providence street.
 Arehie Macdonald spent Sunday with his son John and family in New Haven.
 Thomas Cannon has removed from Livery street to home on Grove street.
 Miss Mae Bradley WAS entertained over Sunday by MT. and Mrs. Charles Shaw, Pawtucket.
 Miss Bessie O'Briea, Oak Hill, has accepted position in the office of the Waterman Worsted Company.
 The Woman Relief Corps will hold Rummage sale Wednesday Nov sth in Owls hail.
 Members of the Putnam fire de. partment gathered at their camp on the shores of Alexandef's lake sunday and enjoyed a fine dinner.
 Miss Marion Warren spent the week end win friends in .Nidence and at tended the concert at which Schu- mann. Heink 3as the artist.
 Charles Johnson of No. Grosvenor- dale has been making oihciai visits as county sea!er of weis hts and measures to towns in this section.
 E. H. Pnyne is to spend the winter with relatives in Middleton and Col chester, retaining his rooms in Put. nam.
 Mrs. Mary B. Medbury, Grove street, was one of the hostesses at d meeting of the Connecticut society Of May flower decendants held at Hartford last week. George W. Webster went to Chelsea, VI ho3.f " thhSshhy anu i0tulbC "ith his wife who recently underwent an operation in hospital in that city.
 Mrs. Ewart Brunn of Montclair, N. J. came 10 Putnam Saturday for a few days returning Wednesday with her little son.
 Monday evening Miss Champlin en- tertained her bridge club. Her sister, Mrs. Brpnn, vas the guest of the ev, ening.
 The first of the week MT. and Mrs Silas Wheelock and family motored with Nr. and Mrs. Arthur Root of Uxbridge to Wilbraham, Mass.
 William Rafierty, Jr., went to New York Friday where he was the guest of Efmond Brunn and attended the Harvard Cornell football game.
 Osias Menard, clerk in the grocery store of Joseph Lapalme, Providence street, has resigned to accept posi- tion in Dugas' grocery store, Church street.
 The county commissioners will be at the office of the county clerk in the Court House block, Putnam, Satur day morning at l0.30 o'clock for the purpose of granting liquor licenses.
 Misses Josephine Clifford and Hattie Inman are delegates from the Congre- gational church to the State Sunday School association meeting benig held in Hartford, November l, ?, and 8.
 All Saints day was observed at St. Mary's church, Wednesday by mssses at five, seven and eight o'clock. There were many worshipers at each mass and holy communion was observed.
 republican rally is to be held in North Grosvenordale, Saturday even ing. The principal speaker will be President Charles Thompson of the Swedish republican union of Connecti- cut.
 The fire alarm was rung Saturday morning for small blaze in the attic of house on the north end of Church street. Some rags caught fire, cause unknown. The fire was exiting uished before the department arrived.
 Advertised letters, Oct. "A, 1916.
 LADIES
 Miss Delvinia Blunchette, Miss Ida Luduc, Miss Nellie Lyon, Mrs. Harold C. Stone.
 GENTLEMEN
 Henry Benway, Steven Britt, Mur- dock Macl.ean, smes w. Sargent.
 Announcement was made Wednes- day of the transfer of one of the Leon- ard houses, Providence. street, to Grace II. Hall, Plainfieid, by Marcus A. A. Coveil, Willis Covell and Horace D. Covell, heirs of Albigence Covell. G. Whiteie.d Simonson of Sey- mour, prohibitionist candidate for governor, spoke at several open air gatherings in Putnam, Tuesday night, from an automobile. He was accom- panied by two young men, one a car. toonist who worked on large sheets ! of paper while the other distributed l literature among the crowd. Flour at Sll & barrel, coal at $s 5O and sl0 a ton and now come milk | shakes al l0 cents. The last mention. \ ed advance effects the pockets of the vonuyer generation whose allowance