Putnam patriot., 1917-07-27
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Mrs. William We.eA and children have returned from m outing at New London and Providence.
 Mrs. Hiram Brown, Oak HIl, is spending three weeks with her sister in North Bfookaeld, Mass.
 Mrs. Erie Johnson and son Dana are enjoying a vacation at West Wood stock.
 Francis Gerraty, Forest Hills, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. John . kfien and family, Hammond street. Mss Ruth Williams, Providence, Is the guest this week Of Reuben Naples and family, Grand View.
 MissMafy neelock returned Thurs day from two weeks visit with relatives in Uxbfidge
 Mr. and Mrs. ] Herbert smith have returned from vacation spent al Fishers Island.
 Mrs. A. E. Williams Of WiIlimaatie was guest Of beF daughter Mrs. j. E Tatem, Jr., last Friday.
 During the thunder storm Monday afternoon a tree on Oak Hil!, neaf the water tank, was struck by lightning. Putnam Aere Of Eagles will hold a cass initiation in their rooms in Union Block, sunday afternoons July 29th
 Miss Pauline GndY and Miss Marion L. Renshaw were in #oburn sunday attending the af4l @4ss 0i Res. r. eaeal buubufy
 George Foughn Jf4 of Providence N4s tae guest Of Hts parents At sHd a6s George A. Hs9sHaa S4aat tsI1e over sunday
 RaY Ff Carl Dd3584 recently ar= a#aed at Rome lfalF. lle4fy Dun Bafg and Henry Rooney ot H8aaaa spent Taesdiy 4ilh an James sEa14
 sIehmd WbH51s mi0pad ya4 clerk, is having vacation of ta8 8aess and is taEs.ag la IIle bofse races at Combination PrkI Heif0ei
 ass. Banoa bas returned ff5m aBdHessz hospital t4st cmaadsas AFass 4Here saH H#- 5se8 l8f- H=Ff4- e#saz seeks s4ea M5eA impIazed u health
 3Ia Bessie aszlsa. amp. ssd ia tas Hee os tHe H#HfHsn @afsleI Company Aa fszasasa aar position ta Izse eHeei Agx 1st. atief which dafe sle eliI be employed in tne office of the Nanhssset Company
 Work wih begin next Tuesday on the new s40OU0 garaRe buiiding to be erected by Henry steinperg of Webster sl the corner of Bridge and Water streets.
 Landlord E. ClRogefs of the Inn, Mrs. Rogers and Mi. and Mrs. Jesse Rich are expected home this Friday or tomorrow from q motor trip to Mon ireal, Niagara Falls, and other points of interest.
 The monthly lbuIettn of the State Department of Health shows that there were 22 births in pusaHHn during May and marriages. During June there were but deaths or per thousand. This is exactly the same rate as last year.
 Notices are being sent out to sub scrbers for Liberty Bonds purchased on miscellaneous that the third pay menl of 20 per cent Is due July 8ath. It Is denied by the secretary of the treasury that the amount or the date for the next loan has been fixed
 The owners of billboards must pay the state license. The state police de paflmenl has taken hold of the matter aud sent out notices requesting that such licenses be secured To avoid yi- olating the law licenses must be secur. ed by August lst.
 Almond Lizotte and his clerk James GhAIron, were both drawn for service. George Lewis, manager of the Bugbee shoe department, was also drawn. Thomas Cofcofan, superintendent Of the French River Textile Company and Harry Meinkin of the Observer held numbers among the first to come oul Of the bowl
 John Macdonald, wife and child mo zored from Hartford Saturday after noon and spent Sunday with relatives in the city. Miss Essle Macdonald, who has been their guest, returned with them.
 Mrs. George A. Vaughn, with guests, Mrs Helen Wiley and Miss Ellen Wheelock, motored to Provi. denee, Wednesday, to witness the big parade given Us farewell to the Ma. uonai Guard about to go into camp. Mrs. Nsughsn's son, George Jr., Is a member of Providence company.
 Word trom big Bill Martin, the hasss Dayville base ball twirler now pitching for the Sorel team, Sorel, Canada, says that he is going fine aad gaining speed every day. Martin has been out of the game for some time on account Of Injuries received.
 Herman BibeanlL, an Inmate Of the .pilepllc colony u Mansfield was taken Into custody aud loeked up last fri- day afternoon by sergeant Julius Cor aier. The man left the institution