Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-08-31
!. Observation-Disclosures.
:. PERTINENT TO PUTNAM
PEOPLE

A. - HAAE-AENtE at4t4 " ttE ~ aNF W. g P iANA
from an automobile trip to Lowell.
Mr.. and WIS. Geo. Il shaw sre to re-
move 70 their house on Wilkinson
street.
Mrs. T. t. Earnshaw Of New York
i,the guest Of her mother, Mrs. NJ O.
Leonard, South Main street.
Clarence Fourtaine Of Cranky Cans.
ds, has been visiting relatives in Put
nam.
Rose Notary, operator at the teIe-
phone exchange, is spending TWO weeks
in Providence.
Mr. and Mrs. John Canary, wofces.
Ter, are guests Of Mr. Canary's parents,
Lawrence street.
Mrs. jeanette Freeman, Roxbury,
has been the guest OF her brother, John
q. johnson.
eMrs. Myron e. Pease End son Regi.
maid Of Providence were guests Of
friends in town Tuesday
Miss May Fuller is confined to her
home with sprained Inkles, the result
Of fell.
Arthur Blackmore, pitcher for the
Manhasset base ball team has return
ed from vacation at Block Island
Charles f. Dean and family have re-
turned from motor trip to Fulton, y
y, where they visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G Meinkin are
visiting friends and relatives in New
York
Mrs Charlotte ChampIin md daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie iGhamplin, have re-
turned from Fishers Island.
Sam Walsh of Providence, formerly
of Putnam, was a visitor in this city
Tuesday
Misses Alice and Lena Gibney, tee-
phone operators, are spending two
weeks vacation with relatives in Paw
tucket and Middleboro.
Miss Caroline Bornauer returned TO
her home in Lynn, Monday, after
weeks visit with Mrs. A. W. Macdon-
aid, Oak Hill
Graydon Sharpe and family are to
occupy the Taylor house on South
Main street recently purchased by
Joseph Hall:
The Bar Tenders Local of Putnam
held in outing and clam bake at
Phillips grove, Alexander's lake, sun
day.
Frank II. Gordier OF the PATRIOT, is
having his annual vacation. lie is
visiting relatives and friends in New
London and New Haven.
Miss Grace Child, VINO has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Abbe Child,
for week or more, has returned To her
home in Winsted.
People who rise early in the day say
there was q slight frost in the low
land Monday morning but not enough
To cause any damage 10 crops.
Mr.. and Mr. Frederick Shaw were
in Putnam Monday. Mr. Shaw is
connected with the Hammond Knowl
ton Company's New York office.
Misses Phoebe and Dorothy Beard,
Oberlin, Ohio, formerly of Putnam, are
visiting their aunt and uncle, Miss
Emma J Kinney, and Ebert C. Kin
ney, Center street
Private Martin Anderson, Syracuse,
\ y, Inns been spending "A short fur.
Tough with his sister, Miss Mary An
derson, Beleview street. lie expects
to leave soon for the front.
Mr.. and Mrs Jasper Holmes have re-
turned from trip TO Old Orchard, Me,
W lille there they SAW Mr.. aud Mrs
John o. Fox who are al the resort for
short stay
Airs. &. G. kuowltun of Brook lyn n.
y, motored from her summer home in
Ashford, Tuesday, and called at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. q a. Ham
mond, Oak Hill
Captain Joseph Ryan has changed
the beats of officers Mayotte ana Bouth-
&lette. Mayotle is now covering the
business section and Bouthilette the
South Main street-Sehooi street beat.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Wilder,
who have been spending part of
their vacation with Mrs. Wider's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w -. Case, have
returned to their home in Pittsburgh,
Pa
fargill Council, k, of G., worked the
first and second degrees on class OF
gl candidates, Tuesday evening AT
the first meeting in september the
annual election Of officers viii take
place.
.. Harold Gilpatne leaves this Fri
day night to spend the holiday with
his, family atJuniper Point, Me. Short
II after his return next week he will
leave Ia nIs ear and bring his family
home.
Dr. +. p. Todd Of Danielson has re-
eeived from The President commits.
sion As captain in The medical reserve.
The commission is dated August 2lst,
Or. Todd is nov subject 10 cali al any
time.
Today, Fiday,is Robert Morris day,
So called Ia honor Of the founder Of the