Putnam patriot., 1916-02-25
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 -G. Harold Gilpaire spent salur day in Worcester.
 -J. S. Green has bought the Joseph Jacques farm in Pomfret.
 States Attorney and Mrs. Charles l.. Seafis have returned from the south. Mrs Harry Meinkin is visiting her sister in New York.
 Miss Katherine Thayer spent the week end with relatives in Dsniel.on John c. Johnson returned Sunday evening from business trip 10 New York.
 Mrs. J. Richard Carpenter and daughters Marion and Eleanor spent Saturday III Providence.
 Mrs. George V. Perry and daugh- ter Gertrude were Worcester Yhsss-.s on satuftdstelysis.--..-.-1t0ihssiS -bees s.its~
 Owing 10 the Musical Revue at the theatre this week there will be no special picture show for children, -Reuben Naples, Grand View, re ceived a post cafd shower this week, The occasion being hls ssIh birthday. Samuel Walsh, IT., and William Rnffefty, J., spent The weekend ~ith friends in Wilimanlle
 Miss Agnes Osborne and Miss Elizabeth Donovan spent Saturday in Providence.
 Mrs. John A. Baekus, wife of the former principal Of the Putnam high school, is critically III at her home in South Manchester.
 William Brady the actor spent Sunday with his parents on Church street. He Is appearing in It Pays to Advertise, now running iE Boston. The banks, post-oiiice, and schools observed Washington Birthday. None Of the business places closed All schools had suitable exercises in ihe morning and closed at noon for the day Mrs. Russell, Elm slfeHt, aas at Wellesley College, Wednesday, lo attend luheueon eisea in Der haa7r bs the Fh slgma fraternity of whlch her daughter, alzs EHz 0elh Ra.yeIii is n'smaer.
 -sirs. J E EIH9tto of baafsl, Dela wac, is n Pulpam ealing for hef mother, Mfs. James NeUare, who is Ill with the Riip nt her home on Pom fret street.
 Advertised letters Feb. 22.
 GENTLEMEN
 Owen A. HnnleY, 1heu lore \. Lils bfny, Peter Moran, r. Salva, beggci and Myers fob. Go.
 LADIES
 Stella Baker, MS. Jos LauveauX, Mrs Gafa Maxwell, Mrs. Henry ia Stewart.
 -Mfs Ewart Bfunn and her sister Miss Bessie CbampHn lefl Wednesday fer week ' isit st the formers home in New York Mt md Mrs. Btuae bave taken ! beautiful home in Mont ciaf, \ J which they ire preparing Ter occupancy
 Miss Marion Hines, teaieed nufse in government hospi(al nc Washington, B C. Is gt heme cariep for her father, V E. Iimcs, who is ft the Day kimbali hospital m | serIous condition after an operation for ap pendieitis.
 Miss Anna furlong of Pomfret Center, senior in the Putnam tiish school, WIS confined to her home with tonsilitis Friday II was the first day in eight years that Miss Furlong has missed day la school, thought 10 be record for attendance.
 "A. C. Warner W. K, C. No. 8S held their meeting Feb 22 tn Odd Eel lows hall, A chicken pie dinner was served from T. 30 to p. m, al which there was a good attendance. Next meeting will Le held March l4
 High scores were made at AlLrd's shooting gallery the past week. Alex Rinfrette made 90 out of a possible 90 and John Anderson made s5 Both were awarded jewelty sets. The, boy s prize, a Brownie camera, was won by Walter Barnes with an so score
 Miss Msfion t Page of Putnam Heights and Joseph W. Shaw of Ash. mont, Mass, whose engagement was announced last December have plan. ned to solemuize their ,marHaee Wed. nesday, Mareh Isl, al i p. m. The ceremony is to be g quiet affair The honeymoon Will ptouaoly be at his home In Ashmenl where business de mands hts personal attention. They will be at home 10 their friends March i5lh.
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