Putnam patriot., 1916-08-25

Ralph Bradford is having weeks vacation.
 MT and Mrs. zHerbert Ladd are visiting in Norwich.
 Miss Leona Daigle Of Worcester is the guest of her parents on Woodstock avenue.
 The Misses Edith and Mabel Kent have returned from vacation al Bar Hafbor.
 Miss Marietta Gordon, Pomfret street, is passing a vacation at sound View.
 Antonio Bonneville is visiting this week with relatives in Fall River and 1 New Bedford.
 Henry and Catherine Quinn of Hammond street are guests Of rela- tives in Pawtaeket.
 Mrs. II. W. Filzroy and children of Philadelphia, formerly of Putnam, are visiting Mrs. A l.. Mansfield. Mrs. Ella Joslin of GrandYlew has been visiting with friends from Provi- dence and Newport the past week.
 W. D. Wilson has returned from his vacation spent at the Thousand Islands and in cities in New York state.
 -Alphonse Bourcier, assistant chief of the fire department, and family have returned from two weeks in Can ada.
 Lawyer NJ. H Geisser and Mr and Mrs. k E. Rhodes Of Thompson spent last Thursday and Friday at 1 Watch Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. John NJ. Nichols of Kansas City arrived Saturday for their annual visit with Mrs Geo II. Mich. ols, West Thompson.
 Louis Winslow has been removed from the Day Klmoall hospital to his home. His condition though perhaps slightly improved IS still serious.
 Court City of Putnam, F. of A., will hold their meeting the first Fiji day of september as Labor Day comes on their regular meeting night.
 Miss Mary Doran who has been visiting Putnam friends returned to Memorial hospital, Worcester, where she is training to be a nurse.
 Edward fl. Crocker and wife of Hartford are guests of Emil Benoit and wife. MT. Checker, who is now a linotype operator on the Hartford Courant was at one time employed in the PATRIOT office.
 Mrs. Ellen l.. Bennett and daugh ter, Mrs. Etoila Thorpe, who have been passing the summer with w. F. Basto, Glover Crest farm, returned to their home ir Pasadena, Gal Monday.
 -P.J. O'Brien, Thomas P. Ryan, James Rafferty and Emmett Irving left Putnam Tuesday morning by au- tomobiIe to attend the A. 0. Ii. state convention at Middletown as delegates of the local division.
 drs Alfred Bonneville, Green street, wife of the city tax collector, went to Worcester Tuesday to visit her son, Alvino, who was operated on last week. She found the young man inn proving and he expects to sit up by Sunday
 Captain Joseph Ryan of the police department is having his vacation. Tuesday he attended the state conven- ton A. O. II. During his absence from duty Sefe eeant Julius Cordier Is doing day work and Patrolman Thos. Denning is on nights.
 Peter Bonin returned from St. Ces. aire, Canada, where he went to iattend reunion Of his class Tuesday. 5It wns sad homecoming for Mir. Bonin as his two year old son died sunday and two Of his other children are seriously ill.
 Chester E. Childshas donated S25 to the playground fund. Additional apparatus will be purchased next year. ! Miss Dion will remain AS supervisor until September 5th, when schools open. After that time the playgrounds , will be accessible for use but there will be no supervisor in charge.
 -St. Mary's parochial school build ing, which was renovated and impfov. ed a year ago, is receiving additional Improvements this summer in the in. l stallalion Of new seatss desks and slate bIaekboards in five of the rooms. The i enrolment for the fall term, which begins Sept. 5th, is expected to reach 500.
 Advertised letters, August P:
 LADIES i. Miss l.. J. Brown, Mrs. l.. Lewis 1. Miss Jennie Mitchell. GENTLEMEN J. W. Bishop Co.,, A. B. Davis & Co. Earl Holland, Clark King, R. Man nino IameS Mc(sOrfy Charles M