Putnam patriot., 1916-09-29
PERTINENT TO PUTNAM
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new trade school building.
 Samuel walsh,Jf-, left Monday to enter Brown University, Providence
 Mrs. Charlotte Champlin aud Miss ChampHn spent Monday in Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Paul Kaufman Of New Haven have been the guests of l.. 0. 4silii ms.
 States Attorney and Mrs Charles f.. Ssafls have been oa a motor trip to Grea4 BafHnztan, Mass.
 Lawyer Walter Gilpalnc Of New York spent sunday with Dis parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ". Gilpstrle
 Walter Willard of PauQhkeepsle. \. Y., Is Inc new Adams Express agent 10 succeed the late LleNellyn Winslo~.
 Mrs. Eyerbeck Of Boston returned to her home Monday after visit with R. P. Naples and family, Grand View.
 James C. Farrell, L. :. internal rev. enue collector, was in Putnam on business, Monday.
 Sidney Huntley ,of New York was the weekend guest of Mir. and Mrs. silas NJ. Wheeloek.
 Samuel Walsh, Grove street, has bought house In Providence and will remove there with his family.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent was in Hartford Wednesday attending meeting of the executive committee Of the State Mis- sionary Association.
 Mrs. A1phonse Dupfe has returned from h two weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. Paul u. George Wor- cesteT.
 A. P. Gagne, Thomas Cannon, and Jerry Labby were in Derby Tuesday attending the convention of the State Liquor Dealers Association.
 Dr. Frederick T Baldwin, Clayton Seward, Henry Wheeloek, and Roy Shippee, motored to Rockville Tues day to attend the Rockville fair.
 Miss Mary Wheelock, Church street, returned the first of the week from two weeks visit with relatives In UX- bridge
 William D. Leonard of Quinapoxet, Mas :, spent sunday with his mother, Mrs William Leonard, Providence street
 Miss Maude Carpenter, South Main street, left Monday for New London where she will enter the Connecticut College for Women.
 The families of Town Clerk David Flagg of Putnam and C. ". flagg Of Danicison, and guests, held an outing at Alexanderis lake Sunday.
 The N C. T. L. will meet on Fri. day afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. George l., Holbrook, Elm street.
 Mrs. (, Fred Waterman and her sister, Miss Ethel Rowe, returned to Putnam Saturday after spending the sufBBasT al Kelsey Point, Westofook, i, on Long Island sound.
 Mrs Robert c Perry and two ehil. dren returned 10 their home in New York Tuesday They have been spen ding ihe summer months in Wood stock and with F W. Perry Grove street.
 Ernest Dupte. i6 years old, son of Alphonse Dupfe. was taken ill Satar day night and sunday was removed to ss. Vinecntis hospital Worcester, suf fering from appendicitis The boy Is student at Beckers business college, Worcester
 Adolphus Dupre and family, of sl. Victoife, Canada, have returned to Putnam after an absence Of ten years. They will remain here at least year. At.present they are making sheif home with Mir Dupre's son, Adei ard Dupre, sunnyside Heights.
 shortly after noon Satuday man fell down the stairs at the east end of the subway. lie was rendered un- conscious for few moments but when he came to his senses was able to take care of himself
 Maurice Mcintyre of Whitinsvile spent the weekend with his father, A D. Mcintyre. Arthur Mcintyre has returned from New York, where he was finishing a course at \ com mercial school,o on account of i'll health.
 A. C. Warner, w..R. C. held their regular meeting Sept. g. The next meeting will be held Oct. 10 In Odd Fellows hall, when the corps will be inspected by Mrs. Grace H. Manning Refreshments will be served.
 The selectmen have added l24 names of males 10 the voting list and s9 fe- males. Twenty seven women who made application and 40 men failed to appear 10 be made. Of the number that appeared l3 were rejected.
 Letter carrier Benolt and his sister, Miss Rose Benoit, Jeff Putnam Satnr- day morning anu spent the weekend in New Haven. Mir. Benolt attended the outing Of the letter carriers of The stale al Momagain. The New Haven letter carriers were the hosts,
 The gang of eolored laborers Of .he Na... In,.nr, r.,nA sfafinnnH ir, Phi.