Putnam patriot., 1917-04-20

Miss Roth Muffey spent the day in Worcester Tuesday.
 Mrs. II. f.. Burt md Mrs. Jerome Douiy were in Worcester Tuesday.
 Ebert Brewer, employed in Lizolte's barber shop, was in Hartford Monday
 Judge L. H. Fuller Is on trip to Paris, Ky, on business.
 William Mason of Dsnielson will oc. eupy the pulpit Of the Pentseostsl church sunday at ?. m.
 Allied 6ilbo, Thomas Buleef, and Belika Anger, were visitors In worces- Ter over Sunday.
 Two cases of intoxication were dis. posed Of in the city court Friday morn Ing. Both were continued months
 Miss Marjorie Baker, employed in Worcester, spent Patriots Day al her nome in this city.
 Onsine Benoit left llst Saturday for canada where his sister in.law is Sc. riously ill
 Mrs. F Walden N ught returned 10 her home in New Haven Thursday af- Ter weeks visit with her parents on Grove street.
 Mrs Ewsrt Bfnnn arrived Monday from her home in montclair N J. To visit her mother, Mrs, Chan. pln, Bradley street.
 Louis Delofme and his sister, Mrs. Joseph Pefreault, are in St. Denis, Can ads, this week, 10 attend the funeral of Their father.
 Addis Weleh, former traffic officer, k now in Nofristown, Pa, where he is soing night guard duty M steel plant
 The Putnam Country Clubs County fair shat was to have been held next week Friday and Saturday has been indefinitely postponed.
 cargill Council, K. Of C., will confer Inc first and second degree on large class of candidates Sunday evening in their rooms at 30 o'clock.
 Flags flying in the breeze are a pretty sight in sedef's show windows. old Glory fiutters In tine artificial sreeze made by electric fans partially hidden from sight.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kfnest Bousquet, Mrs. Jalins Cordief, Alfefie, and Miss Doris t'orsier, moloIed 10 Wiilimantic on sunday Tn Mrs. Cofdier's car, where they called on friends.
 Michael l. Daigle and James Char ron were guests at the twenty fourth annual banquet Of Fire Company A. North Grossenordaie "Wednesday evening,
 A disgusted lnt of firemen returned from Sunnyside heights Tuesday al. isrnoon where they had been called for a grass fire that they say could have been put out with pail Of watef.
 Henry N. Benoit and Frank II. Cordier attended the French play, "La Msndisntea given by the mem hers of The St. Mary's church choir in Si. Marys hall, Millimsntic, We'd nesday evening
 Al the regular meeting Of council, q, Union St. Jean Baptisle society held last Sunday Joseph St. Jean re- signed as secretary as he is to be away and F. j. Ladoux was elected in his place.
 Mir, and Mrs. Albert Shabett of Oak. land, Calf, are guests Of Mrs. Shu. bert's sister, Mrs. J. A. P. Gsgne, and family. This Is Mrs. Shubert's first visit 10 her former home in seven years.
 Frank X. Gsgne, spanish War Vetrsn, now residing in Boston, ,lcslled sn hts mother here Wednesday, He vas . delegate from Massachusetts held al the Bancroft hotel, Worcester sa Thursday.
 County Agent, B. W. Ellis, was in Hartford, Monday attending . meet lag Of the county agents of The state relahvs to increasing crop production. Wednesday The was In Canterbury fssming boys snd girls clubs.
 Superintendent Harold W. Files said Thursday afternoon thai from 90 to 40e children of the public schools ~ this town are 10 engage In garden snG. Plots ~ill be chiefly confined 10 bsek. ards and each plot is 10 contain leo square feet.
 Heiika Auger, ,1homss Bulser, and Frank II. Cordier of Putnam, Frank Pellesier, Edwsrd Mekeon, wilfred Barrett, and tRichard Reardon of North Grosvenordale, attended the lag raising al Webster Saturday, and preparedness,
 p. W. Ellis, couaty farm agent, nss eeen sending out letters 10 owners of lsrgs estates employing several men asking them il they can spare the men for farming. Prisoners In the Jail and ecys in the high school are some of ths ether resources being considered ts procure help for Inc farmers.
 The Putnam Home Guard, unde t,splain John J. McGsrry, met fo rhe,r first instruction in Union hal