Putnam patriot., 1916-06-02
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PUTNAM NEWS

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 His. Heataea D3Ser as- in Ha=- ter -turafy 15 s-e tse Ffepa1.aHea' parade -Joba $ Reeta.s raaoens paae.- laI a t Hlea sa1, esi-d oH . Iaeads b Eas si-s H3fas
 -Mr. and Ars e a HHeefrk , Ve been st 5ueil summer home lt ptra-eal Nlea
 Harold Arnold Of East Orange S. @a. lne eaesz -a =4a-ag ot li= brother, C. D. Arnold.
 -La# ei5#fa4 a#a sef of the ds= pot festaufsnt at AI1dsesaf1, aas been st his h5ne m lai- ei.s ine pssl week.
 --Mfs. a altet Daeles aed daughter Helen et 1Noansacast Hase ueen lHa gut.l- ef aef oranel Fetd Winsiew
 -Fau k HiaIs is al o4ks Home, Be4.t1. GaiaIado, lbe hsne iorcoa sump.ises.
 -Nr. and Mrs 1 |. ftuzsrii of hast naaiofa .lzlted Der aoiHeH5 Ms !" al Ger NutlaH ou Decoration bay.
 --Ar. and Mrs. f. k. 6npathe re turned to tbeit hotne in New Batain Tuesday evening
 Rev. F D sargent delivered the aemorlai Day address at East Killing y.
 Frank Il. Gofdief spent Decoration bay wIth relatives in New London and New Haven.
 William 0'Buen, Pomffet street, whe has been in st.Nlueent's hospital, \ ofeestef, returned lo his home sst- ardAy.
 Miss Ethel Rowe and Miss Littie, Of Pawtucket. spent 5atufday with Miss Howe's sister, drs. C. r. Watef man, a5 lls Putnam inu
 -Mf and ars. Aater Norris of Providence Wa Miss Neiie Hamon of Mof son, ha>e been the guests ot mts. WIAam NeCoy.
 --liudnef Davis of famhel recently saw T taals.nake ne4f lhe @elf Den. Ihese snakes have beeu seen before in That vicinity but not for ioag tlme.
 Many ot the traius fan in two see tions lo accommodate the holiday trav el which was apparently tighter than usual.
 Misses May o1Bnen, Bessie o.Bh- en, and sarah Welsh, spent sunday in Worcester us the guests of Mis- Bertha Beaufegafd
 -Jeseph Lombardo was in Wofees tef Saturday le see his son Louis who is at st. Vlncenl's hospital wheIe he was operated on for appendicitis last week.
 -Mr. and Mrs Manning W. Dufiee of Madden and Mrs. Luke Gieney ot pawtueket were guests over Memorial day Of EdwardBruee and family, south Main street.
 Hamilton Holt of New York and Woodstock, editor of the New York Independent, will deliver the address before the graduating class oi the Put nam High school.
 -Fifty members Of the Rhode Island Historical Society passed through Put nam this week on their way to the hi'- torie Wolf Den, returning to PfoYt' denee by a southern route.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent was the recipi enl of large, well filled May basket from the members of The C. l.. society Monday evening. The party was en- terlaiued at the parsonage.
 Secretary Geissler of the Building and Loan Association states that all but $500 of the nearly sa6oo paid in since January Is now invested at . per cent.
 County Agent Kennedy is soon 10 give demonstrations of spraying fields for the elimination of wild turnip {, wild oats and ether weeds SuIpbaie ol iron ls To be used ifs the demonstra- lions.
 "A number Of new looms are being Installed in The plant ai che Waterman Worsted company The company has been vely successful since Il started a few YeHrs uRo and during seasons has run night and day.
 -PHnclpel Anson E, Handy oi the High school, and Kenneth G. Ballard, were in Norwich Saturday attending a meeting Of the directors of the Eastern Connecticut High school baseball league at the Norwich Free Academy.
 Gardner O. Beuson, who has been spen ling several weeks in Danielson, with occasional visits to Putnam, has gone 10 The Berkshire Inn, Great Bar rlngton, fine summer hotel with which he has been connected for a number of years.
 -Hermon B. Chandler, wife and daughter, of Norwich, arrived in Put nam last Friday morning en route for visit in East N oode oek hey are 10 move to nolyoke whvte Nt thand. Ter has charge ot the bMtlefa hard ware department Ter fifm in that city.
 Some massachusetts, fishermen stFoiIed over into Union in this slate