Putnam patriot., 1917-08-03
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were in Hartford Monday.
Maurice Diamond is spending Two
weeks vacation al Atlantic City
Phil Gagne spent Friday, Saturday
and sunday with his brother Frank
in Boston.
George sponeey and wife of Uuca,
\ 4, formerly of Putnam, are guests
Of friends in Putnam.
Mrs. Agnes Herendeen is spending a
two weeks vacation in Milton, y. y,
and kittery, Me.
Miss Diana Bibesult and Miss Delo.
ris Dupre of the Bugbee store are on
their vacations.
Miss Ethel Dingwall Of this place
aud Miss Mildred Cosmiller of Web
ster are at Crescent Beach for a week
Nr. and Mrs. William Gagnon, Put,
nam, left Monday for week 5 stay at
North Attiebore, Mass.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Wiley, Malcolm Will.
ley and Richard Holmes spent Satut-
day in Worcester and Grafton, Mass.
Letter Carrier, Henry \. Benoit and
clerk Wilfred Chapdelaine of the Put
nam postoffiee force are having their
| annual vacations.
Francis Gonnors of the Mullan .store
is having his vacation. He has been
visiting in Providence and Newport,
Thomas Richmond and his sister,
Mrs. Prentice, are occupying the
Wheelock cottage at Pleasant View,
Il. L.
DR.. a. II. Strahan and daughters,
Beatrice, Marjorie and Ethel left Put
nam Wednesday and are ut the Wig
wan at Pleasant View, h. l., for an
outing.
William Warren, employed at the
local telephone exchange, began two
weeks vacation Monday Accompanied
by Mrs. Warren he left to spend the
vacation ct Touisset, II. l.
MI. and Mrs. John NJ. Cunningham,
Thompson, will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary, Wednesday, Au
gust I'D. a reception will be held
from 5 to 5 aud I to o'clock.
John Renshaw and wife, Horace
Hayes and wifa, Norman Peloquin
and wife and Joseph ,Gendreau and
wife motored to Rocky Point sunday,
and enjoyed a shore dinner.
Frank II. Gleason, Jr., spent sun
day at the home of his parents in Put
nam. Mr.. Gleason, who is now en-
ployed at one of the large loom works
in Worcester, is to enter Lowell Textile
School this September.
Miss Agnes LeGluir, Mill street,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Budow, Webster They went
To Worcester to see Theodore Budow,
who as member of 20. IA, md Regi
ment, is at camp at Green Hill park.
The Manhasset base GAIL team viii
entertain team from Dudley Satur-
| day. The local mill team is giving
some pretty exhibitions. The game
will be staged on the grounds south OF
| the Manhasset mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wright
| have removed from Putnam back TO
| -, Gatarfnrd NJ
| Wright, who WAS the manager of the
Texaco Oil company plant in Putnam,
has been transferred TO the manage
ment of the New London plant of the
same company.
Representative A. A. Brodeur senior
beadle of the grand court of Connect.
cut, Fofesters of America, attended q
meeting of the executive board, Sunday
afternoon, at the New Shoreham hotel
East Haven. A shore dinner was
served to twenty of the supreme repre-
sentatives and to fourteen of the court
officers.
George G. Simmons, the veteran OF
the Civil war, who has been the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Edmund Brown,
left Monday morning on the $50 troll
lev car for Providence where he lives
al 90 Mitchell street Mr. simmons
enjoyed his visit and met most of the
G. A. II. men in this vicinity. lie in,
tends to attend the National encamp
ment at Boston this month.
. Advertised letters, July 81, 1917:
Mrs. Franklyn Hallett, Nj rs. William
Michigan, Mrs. Kathleen Moore, Miss
Nettie Toune, Mrs. John Tropiano,
Mrs. Arthur Wentworth.
| GENTLEMEN
| Herbert BODICE. Billie Calf, Fabric
Fire Hose Co., Bernhard Grossman,
Richard NJ Langdon, Bill Powers,
Carl Tropiano, w. IL. Warren, Harry
White, Daniel f. Wilkes.
Sheriff C. A. Gates OF Wiliimantic
visited the Jail at Brooklyn Friday and
reports that the crops that are being
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