Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-06-22
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PERTINENT TO PUTNAM
PEOPLE
PEOPLE

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on Thnfsday evening.
Miss Mary Merriam IeG "Wednesday
for = fF9 weeks vacation At CAPE
May, M
+ The ann8al bonfire and closing eele-
bratiou was held ~ sae Pomfret1ehool
students Thursday evening.
Hiss Louise Adams IT Worcester is
the guest d Miss Florence Darling,
f school street
The GifIs Cub wlH bold a soeisl
next Friday evening ia Union hall,
Noflh Gfos -enordale.
+ Louis aalhieu wss operated on at
( the g. Eineents hospital Thursday
morning ana is reported TO DC out Of
tie danger list.
Msnhassel defeated Jewett City, SO,
in Putnam isst saturday. Aext sat
urdsy they sill play return game in
Je~etl City.
All Of the schools IN The city close
this Friday Pupils Of the IN md slh
grades are holding picnic AT Rose.
laud PARK.
William Brady, recently with The
Flame company which ended the sea.
sou Ia Boston, is spending his vaca-
ton VITA bis parents and sisters on
Church street.
+. " seward and wife spent the
weekend IN Gmfofd Mrs George B..
QmgleY, Nj seward sister, came to
Putnam Thursday and spent the mig at.
This fadsf she started for California.
Friends Of WIuism + Dawson, Bull
locs street, called upon aim unexpect-
eddy "Wednesday night, The occasion
being Mo birthday WHIST WAS play
ed and refreshments served.
John 3 Bingwal, 1Ho has been EN-
ployed less Ihsn month at the mil
Of the Maahas.et Company had two
fingers Of his left hand bpdiy mutilat-
ed. lie caught them In machine
Wednesday.
Mrs Alexander Varbediau Was OPP
Grated on al 81 Vincent5s hospital,
" ofeestef, Tuesday. tier husband,
accompanied by f II Gofdier, went
to Worcester Thursday evening and
found her resting comfortably.
The o NJ club had picnic lunch
Tuesday night at the home OF Miss
Mary Wheaton, in honor of Miss Ger
tTude Hall, vino recently resigned her
position rs teacher Of grade at the
Israel Putnam school, after 10 years Of
service
Dennis r. Donovan of Moosup, for
merry Of Putnam, and three other
members Of the Knights Of Columbus
OF Moosup, will motor to Putnam this
Friday evening to hear ex. governor
David 1. Walsh The ex governor is
4th degree member Of the order.
The Fishing Quartette, headed by
Joe Lapalme and AIphonse Bourcier,
are raising garden truck these days
They are bothered by weeds and gfa-s
but expect 10 have some vegetables If
their baeks hold out.
The women of Windham county afe
urged to meet Miss Spfsgue Of Storfs
at the Chamber Of Commerce rooms,
Wednesday AT p. m Food economy,
conservation, and the possible APP
pointment of woman worker in the
county will be discussed.
A picture, Joan Of Arc Hearing the
Voices, by Baslien-LePage, which last
years graduating class CT Putnam
high school voted to purchase as a
class gift To the school, has been re-
ceived by Principal Arson b. Handy
and will soon be hung at the school
building.
Fred LaFount aine of the I. ). n.
supply ship, Celtic, was in Putnam,
Wednesday on - "A hours leave Of alb
senee He has been in the navy but
four, months aud has become first
class fireman, lie enlisted in Putnam
where he formerly lived, and likes the
navy very much.
Thomas Hutchinson, wife and
daughter, Miss Ida l.. Hutchinson, Of
Westheld, n j., spent "Wednesday
night at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert J. smith, Church street. They
called on friends in Putnam and North
Grosvenofdale. Mi Hutchinson ran
a grocery store in Gtosvenofdale for a
number of years. His daughter grad.
uated from the Putnam High school.
II is reported in the papers that in
order to quickly produce The large
number Of aerapIanes needed for the
army many Of The sewing machine
and typewriter factories will be order
ed 10 put forces and machines 10 MEX
ing parts for the Ayets There are out
lev factories in the country makiag
aefoplaues and these have not capacity
large enough 10 supply the govern
ment's immediate needs.
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A Model Comfort Bag
In the window OF the Champeau
D, s.- "A.