Putnam patriot., 1916-06-16
PUTNAM NEWS

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 -Gearze u F.pe spent Nouday in NeN London
 Miss Elizabeth sherman, Simmons college. Hostsn is 1.tng Miss Mary l. NukHt. Chapman street.
 Mrs. Henry L. Burt and Nizs Mn v Johnson spent Tuesday in "ofees- ter
 Mrs. Waiter | Bartlett spoke h. Pythian ball, Norwich, Wednesday night
 -Mfs. Emma F Taft of Txbridge is the qaest of Mf and Mrs. : Harold GHpathe. Seward street.
 The Elks held Flag Day exercises in ihelr lodge room Wednesday even ing, using q special ritual
 Lawyer E. H. Johnson has been Al Exter preparatory school to visit his son Dana, Who graduates this year. Miss Rose Beisif is the guest of her brother, Henry Belpif and "ife,in " a- terbury
 -8aud.as Rlqard has accepted DO sitioa B com HxetiB Inc Aauhassett mitl on the night shift
 MT. sud Mrs. Afthuf [. Aanwaa of Providence Wefe tae weekend e8e-ts # slfs Geueetrve Letters.
 Ms. II @ Bennett and daughter sliss Grace Eeaaef4s afe gIae guests at Frank H Bennett in Flushing, Lsl MI ard Ms. Ga snee 5leison of Ne. York spent sunday with Mf aod Mfs. 4. C. -te,soo. Ktng street. -E l.. Reed vent e Nof1alk sslaf day. He returned sunday bringing with hlm his mother, Mrs. W l. Reed. sho wili spend iew dnys here. Miss Deeorsh Root of zbndge has been tbe guest of The Misses syiz sts and Elizabeth Wheeloek, Church street.
 Mrs. k. Walden Wright returned to New Haven Saturday after visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. l.. (. Murfey, Grove street.
 Mf. and Mrs. Charles M. fenneri Miss Mary Eddy, Ms. Bertha Brew stef and Ms. Annie Morse attended the graduating exercises at Worcester Tech, Worcester, Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. S. Fletcher Of Thompson, and Mrs. Sadie Page Of Manchester \. II were the guests Of Mrs. Genevieye Letters al Afi-fi's on Tuesday evening.
 The common schools close Friday Pupils are now taking their final eN- aninations. In all schools there were observanees of Flag Day on Wednes' day and the governors proclamation was read.
 John Salyas, wife tand child of Hartford spent sunday with relatives in Putnam. Tuesday they left for Slaseonset, lNantueket Island, where for number Of years Mir. salVas has run barber shop.
 There are no changes in the board of jury commissioners flor Windham county as made up for the coming year Judge F M. Warner an l Charles 1T. BfoWn ol his city and Chahess Hy de oi canletou
 Advertised letters, Juue l6.
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 Henry PBce pelef tuiutofa
 LADIES
 Mrs Annie |. Gla.se, Mrs Horace F Hopkins.
 Eugene Cottef, pitcher on the Niudham Hl.h gase bbt team has q broken ann lie attempted lo crank [ motor Doal sunday while at the sum mer home of his parents and the en zine kicked back.
 -L. H. Hoalev of -M Moodstoek has en s .ecied to speak at the opening Of the Graduate School of Agriculture which is to be held at Amherst col lege on "Wednesday evening, July bth The subject assigned Is "rhe Human in Agriculture.
 Miss Eslelle Frink, daughter o George Ffink, and Miss Harriet Sampson, daughter Of George NJ Sampson, have returned todheif aome' in Woodstock from Wellesley where they graduated ia,t week it1m Dan' Hall, the college preparatory school Rev. ARselme Mayotte of St. Jo sephs parish was raised ito the priest hood Saturday by Bishop ] ]. Nilar at St. Joseph's esthedrsi, Hartford Father Mayotte said bis first mass d Quinebaug sunday morning and ma ny Of his friends from this,sectiot were in attendance.
 Principal Drlggs ef the Israel Put nam School has been elected principa of Inc Aponaug, R. l., grammar sehoo and has been sent contract for hi signature. Mir Driggs has mol made { final decision in regard to accepting he position which carries with it an increase Of sS0O year salary.
 Members Of the Public Utilities Commission passed through Putnam Tuesday morning. The commission was inspecting the road to the Massa' chusetts state line. Colonel N. NJ. Parker. of the depot restaurant, re- ceived word 10 put up seven box