Putnam patriot., 1917-09-07
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PERTINENT TO PUTNAM


the holiday with TRENDS ~ filp M.
WI. Bsrtiett IN sde business trir
70 Boston luesb ~
Earl Perrin has entered the Bugbee
store as clerk.
Mr.. and Ms 81. NcKenna spent
Tuesday N Boston
Mrs. Merle r. Fish visited relatives
in TaftviiIe SUNDAY.
August Blsnchette and wife called
On relaiives in Lowell Thnrgday max
ing the trip in their new automobile.
Trusnt Officer, Louis Battey, fias
started the enumeration Of children Of
school aye in the town Of Putnam.
Miss Alice Osief entertained over
Labor Day, Miss Elizabeth Croty Of
Worcester.
Windhsm County Farm Agent Ben
jamin w Ellis was at the Connecticut
Agricultural college on business Satur-
day.
Miss Helen LeClair, Woodstock aY-
eaue, spent last week with her uncle,
Alphonse Pstnaude and family, Cen
trail Falls, II 1.
o. Harold Gilpatfic left Wednesday
night in his car for juniper Point, Me
u close his summer cottage aud bring
his family home.
Captain Harold d. Arnold, &. ). K
signal Corp and wife OF East Orange
y J E, were the guests Of his brother,
. b. Arnold, over sunday.
Mrs. Anna Keith and daughter,
Marguerite, with Mrs. Amelia Cutler
Of Dayvile, spent LABOR Day at Oak
land Bench
Jerome b Ross ms returned 10 his
home in Brooklyn, y Y, after ten
days visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowell b. Ross, Elm street.
Professor Wheeler Of the Conrecti
cut Agricultural college, Storrs, and
family, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Lowell d. Ross, Elm street.
frank Siombalis, of the Progress
Confectionery store, and wife, molored
to Lynn Sunday and caIled on rela-
tives and friends
Alphonse Patnaude, wife and child
ren OF Central Falls, r. 1 spent La
Dor Day with Hector LeGlair and
family, Woodstock avenue.
Frank II. Gleason, Jr., a member of
lhe Class OF I9lg, Z. Il s., left salur
dsy for lowell, where he viii take IA
course at the Lowell Textile school
Miss Jennie Royce, who has passed
ME West, at the Smith home, Church
street, on Saturday left Putnam for her
home in Monson, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter have |
returned from vacation spent in New |
York. White in thut city they wit
messed the great farewell reception !
given to the National Guard.
Miss Beatrice Tetreaut and her
guests, Misses Anna aud Lydia Roy of |
New Bedford spent the weekend in |
Hartford visiting Mr. and Mrs Henry |
Latiamme.
r. II. Cornell and wife of Brook lyn,
\ y, stopped OIL Mt Putnam, while
on the way home from NJ aine, to spend
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs f. G. |
Morse, Mrs. Cornell is Mrs. Morse's
sister.
Advertised letters, sept. l, 1910
LADIES
Miss Blanche Green, Miss Myrtle
Holohan, Helen Lapelle, Miss Pearl
Nichols.
GENTLEMEN
Edward :. Ahearn, T.. Walden,
Mrs. Al. W. Bennett and Miss Grace
] Bennett, Oak Hin, leave tomorrow
for visit with Frank NJ Bennett, MS
sistanl principal OF the New York Pa
rental school, aud family of Flushing,
l.. /.
Herbert Smith, brakeman on the
New Haven road, who enlisted in the
aviation corps Mt Squanlum, Mass,
some months ago, received orders to
report TO the aeronautieal officer at the
Gharlestown navy yard last Saturday
morning and left here Friday evening.
Miss Beatrice Telreault entertained
Misses Anna and LA dia Roy of New
Bedford Labor bay. Miss retreault
returned with them and is spending
few days In New Bedford where she
will also visit relatives.
Dr. aud Mrs. l.. O. Morasse have re-
turned from an extensive automobile
tour They visited among other places,
Glen Falls, n. y, Mrs SMorasse's ma
tive town. The doctor sent post card
OF the beautiful postollice in that place
and says he wishes Putnam had one
like 1t.
Alex. Lundstfom, the North Gros.
Yenofdale wrestler, met all comets at
The New England fair, Worcester
Labor Day sad Wednesday next week
he goes to New Britain where lie Will
wrestle at carnival ali next week.
Heis meeting with excellent success
al the mat game
Ludovic Dion, clerk ~ the New1ofk
Furniture store, was taken suddenly
IN AT his home in 6rosVenordate, sun
day, with a severe attack Of appendh
.,..s tahAta "A 4ha Nav u Inn.