Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
PERTINENT TO PUTNAM
PEOPLE


Bis. Josephine I Clifford spent the holiday silh her sisier in Providence. George N. Clifford Of Grolon spent Easier aiih His faml on King stfset. Miss Margaret Scayer spent the seekend with her parents In Ply. noalh
 Mics Ellen WheeIoek fttnrucd Wed. sesdsy from several weeks stay at pinehBut. N. (.
 Ms E. NJ Phillips of Hartford is sisitiag her son, M N Philips sud fsinily lhis week
 Rev. B. f Benoit will preach in sFeneh in the Baptist church sunday afternoon sl 3 o'clock.
 AB automobile truck of the salga. n6n Army. Worcester. was In Putnam Tuesday collecting 9aPsf Miss Helen Bradley refufned sunday b West Springfield after spending the Raster vacation among relatives.
 Miss aollie Banning of Pa@jueket }. the guest Of her brother, John sanuiug aad Nife, school street.
 Miss Esara auilsn Of WilHmautle vas lhe guest of friends ID Puin1m aondsy and attended tae Easter Mon- say bail
 Chafles II BIxby and wife ofBadga water. Mss. motored to Putnam Sun day ana eere guest. Of br and Mrs r '. Perry
 Justin N Greene has purchased the John a Paioe farm, one of tae finest tarn- Ia Woodstock, and Is to occupy II himself
 Clovis l.. Carpenter of Worcester k as his home in Putnam recovering irom,a recent illness with bfonicai sneumonia.
 Irwin Touftellotte and wife nnd son safle snd wife arc to occupy The cot. page on Onk Hill vacated by Mrs. Geofke Perry.
 Mir md Mrs. John Gobell, Herbert sobell and Howard Eadd Of New Bed lsfd called on feinliyes and friends nere Sunday.
 ] C. Caldwell test man at the local telephone exchange, recently under went an operasion for appendicitis at .ne Day kjmbaIl hospital
 Eight cars on which were sailors from the batlleship Rhode lslnnd passed through Putnam Monday morn ins Tor a point In NJ massachusetts,.
 sf. and Ms. Alfred r. Nelson of Lynn, returned from six weeks tHp sn sunday from the South and called on friends here en route for home.
 Lionel Charron has resigned his position with Chandler and Morse and is employed at the grocery store of Joseph Enpalme, Providence street.
 Omer Mlot and his clerk, Joseph Leon were m Boston Friday Mr h hilot introduced Mir. Leon to the salesmen of lhe large wholesale shoe and clothing houses
 George r. Miner, who was taken 10 the bay kimbal hospital four weeks sgo last sunday suffering from blood poisoning, WAS 50 far recovered as io be able to return to his home on Grove street Monday.
 C. N. Woodward, general agent of the Grand Eastern division of the N Y. N. II. & II. railroad, has made ap. plication to the probate court of Put. nam for the probate of the viii of his father, the late George NJ N Woodward Advertised letters, April 10, 1917:
 LADIES
 Mrs. r. F. Robbins, Miss Alice smith.
 simon Belisie, Henry Breault, John Enos, +. ] Gilliek, Charles Gorham, Richard Morgan, II. C. Rogers
 Dana Johnson of Yale left Sunday night on the State Of Maine express for slvisit with his brother Donald al Bowdoin college, Brunswick, Me. The boys are sons of Lawyer Erie fl. John. son and wife Elm street and both have recently received certificates as veteran boy scouts denoting five years service as scouts.
 Travel on the New Haven railroad into Putnam was heavy sunday night with returning crowds who had taken advantage of the holiday Friday, for weekend trips out of down. On the 7is train from Boston there vas not an available seat and the passengers were packed in closely, many stand. ing during the whole trip, even the Vestibules being crowded with people.
 Dr. and Mrs. James NJ. Kent of New York spent Friday at the home ,ot pr, and Mrs. J. B. Kent, Church street. Saturday they returned to New York in their ear, which had been in Put. nam during the winter. They were accompanied .oy Mrs. Helen Wiley, who stopped at Mount Vernon to visil her sister, Mrs. W. Il. Holmes.
 Dr. fl. l.. Pcase of Putnam was In Hartford Friday and Saturday attend ing the 18th annual meeting of the New England Osteopsth society held at the Allen House. Among the speak er, were Dr. Gair Of Brooklyn, N. fs