Putnam patriot., 1916-01-07
Observation-Disclosures.
. PERTINENT TO PUTNAM :,
PEOPLE ::

Observation-Disclosures:

MISS EHHa AHhF4tiAine ana Df0lu-
er Ernest spent Tie holidays with rels
lives in Bfockton and Boston.
Rev ] 4. slnhbert returned on
Wednesday rom New York where be
had been TO consult specialist.
-GeoFae Il. Ryder is seriously iii
with ihe g4p 81 The home Of his
daughter IN Ext Weymouth.
MISS Gladys Robbins spent the
holiday vacation with her parents ia
East Thompson.
Rev .. f. BenoIt will preach in
French At the Baptist church sunday
at $50 p. N.
Miss Minnie Cannon ret rned 10
her school in Springfield on Monday
after spending the holidays at her
home in this city.
a Miss Eva Lgeroix left Monday for
Adams, where she will spend
the remainder OF the winter with her
amt, Miss Malviua Laeroix.
Mrs. John Obermeyer Of Dorches-
ter, sister Of Landlord Hart Of Hotel
Cbickering, died Tuesday after few
days Illness with pneumonia.
james Whalen returned to Lud-
low, VI, New Years day, having
spent The week with bis grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs james Darcy.
The regular meeting Of the Kings
Daughters will be held WITH Miss
Elizabeth Child Wednesday afternoon,
Jan. 18th, ut 3 o'clock.
"A suowslide from The roof Of lhs
Taiem building IN Front street broke
large window IN restaurant under
the Chickefing house NeA Yours day.
-1he officers Of The Israel Putnam
lodge Of Odd feil8ws Wei, installed on
Tuesday evening ~ BD6M A. f.
5uoalea Of Protection 10 ige OF Central
NHlaee.
Fired Gilman md wife, Green
street, are being congratulated upon
the arrival OF a son, born Monday, one
OF the first New Years babies to arrive
in Putnam.
"A young man eoastlng on Grind
View last Thursday evening saw two
men attempting to break into u house,
but they were frightened away at his
approach.
Teddy Gassent Of Middletown, n
Y has been in the city on business
lie says that his new field looks Ike
good one and base ball talk las already
started.
Mir and Mrs. Henry N. Merse are
ut the home OF Maishail Kenyon on
Grove street. They were forced to Gu.
eel their dates Ia vaudeville time ow
ing 70 Tie illness of Mr. Morse Who Is
confined 10 the house with the grip
The trunk line highway between
Pntnnm ana Worcester is to be mndc
all slate road this spring, rs the result
Of The letting Of contract TO build
section Of improved highway between
Thompson and tie Brandy uill see
ton of that town.
Mrs, w. IL. sharpe, Church street,
observed her SD birthday Wednesday
Among the out of town relatives pres.
ent were DR.. NJ. Roy Sharpe ana wife
of Uxbridge. Many friends called du
ring the day and Others sent congratu-
lntions by mail.
The annual open meeting OF the
Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter, d.
A. r., will be held In odd Fellows
hall Monday afternoon, Jan. 10th, at 3
O'Clock. Each member may bring one
guest. The board OF management will
meet at $50 for important business.
Advertised letters for week of
Jan. L.
LADIES
Mrs. George W. Carpenter, Mrs.
Mary kinnell.
GENTLEMEN
j. +, Davis, Alex Demuth, Warren
Eliee, Herbert l. Reynolds, W. q
Williams.
Mir. and Mrs George T. Challoner
have returned 10 Putnam. Mr., Chal
loner left here just before Christmas
for Grand Forks, n. D., where he was
married 10 Miss Caroline NJ. Shedeler.
They are occupying a tenement on
Wilkinson street.
Putnam Erie Of Eagles held sue
cessful ball In their hall in Union
block, New Years Eve. The music
WAS furnished by Fayis orchestra of
Providence and was excellent. All
danced the old year out and the new
year In and then there were greetings
aud best wishes for 1916.
There was business for the new Of.
ticials Of the city court Tuesday morn,
ing when case OF drunkenness was
disposed Of. Judge l.. II. Fuller was
sworn in Monday by Judge Geissler
Prosecuting Attorney Il. ii johnson
aud assistant +. G. Morse took the oath
of office Tuesday.
Lawyer J. f. Carpenter. represent.
ing the appellant, and Lawyers Chas.
+. Seafls aud Charles l.. Tofey, rep
resenung The appellee, were Ia Hart
ford Tuesday attending a session Of the
SUPREME court in the matter Of Ellen
Nj. Bugree's appeal from the board u