Putnam patriot., 1916-07-28
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 -Rey. and Mrs. " l.. Beard cave on f5day for fooca.a China
 Dewey TetfeaaIt i- ae@ 2 teamstef faTtHe Adams f.zP-as- company
 -Ilonel Chauon aas tenlerea the employ of chaadler v iarse as cierk
 -P. A. Gardner and family enter. teiaea guests ff8a H asesstet over 9aa- das.
 -Raymoad c Kennedy and wife returned To their home in Bridgeport Tuesday.
 -cily Clerk TAomas Ryan has been To Pitgshe,d whers ats sister Is serious y IL
 -Waner Laeroiz at Hartford is spending tis vacation at his home here.
 Miss Rose -eder h4s returned to her home in Worcester sefler spending q lew days with Der brother, Chp-.es Seder.
 As part of the road improvement on Providence street new cement bridge is being built over brook near Dsdys silk mill
 Mrs. (. ]. Neehan was called to Goneefd, \ H., 3ast Thursday oy tae serious illness q her mother, Ms Helen k. Robinson. Mrs. Robinson died Saturday.
 -George Clifford of Putnam and Miss Agnes Rusheneck of Mechanics. vile were married Saturday evening l They will make their home in this city.
 Richard Holmes of Mount Vernon, Y. Y., who has been the guests of his grandmother, Mrs. A.W. Macdonald, left Tuesday 10 Join his parents al Stony Creek, wheretthey will remain for the rest of the summer.
 The C. A. C. rooms are being painted and renovated It Is hoped that some good boxing exhibitions will be staged by the club the coming season ss the sport was much enjoyed Che past winter
 -raumrs Burlington, bh, for many year, resident of Putnam, died at the Town Farm Tuesday night The body was brought to the undertaking rooms of Ballard X Clark "Wednesday t5 await tthe arrival of son, Horatio Burlington, of New York.
 -Hiduge Brodeur, night patrolman on the Putnam police force, returned ltom >t. Nneenls hospital sunday and is seriously ill at his home in the north end of the city.
 -Raymond Chandler, son Of Henry T. Chandler Of Putnam, went 10 Wor- eester Wednesday morning to report for duty in the L.. :. Cavalry. lie en- listed last Saturday, Mr. Chandler has had military training with the Coast Artillery Company Of Danielson- -Roderiek Miller, for many years a resident of Putnam, died Tuesday. lie was born in Canada 7S years ago He leaves q large family ot adult children. The funeral ,was held this Thursday morning and the burial was in St Ma ry. $ cemetery.
 Special Agent George NJ. Wood. aard of the New Haven road, who ! lives in this city, secured evidence that led 10 the conviction of Thomas Moran ! Of Day>ile, in the panielson court, "Wednesday morning Moran plead guilty b stealing sixteen railroad ties and paid fine and costs amounting to lsI574 According Co Agent Wood ward there have been many thetts of railroad ties in the vicinity of Dayvttle aad Il is hoped that this conviction Wlli put an en 10 it.
 Mrs. Carnack of Farrows street, her mother, Mrs, Barber of Providence, Ms. Herbert Davenport, her mother, Mrs. Saoper, and her child, al ot Prov idenee. recently returned from an aa. tonloalle trip. The driver WasW Wallace SmIta of this city The trip was fthFoagh Maine aS far as Bar HaThor, sefes, into Canada, visiting Montreal amt other places, south through the eatskilis, over fntoNermont and home. The distance eeveFed WAS l6s2 miles, and Il was done without any kind of tire or engine trouble. An average of T miles was made on a gallon of gaso. lene