Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-07-06

PUTNAM NEWS

Mr EwaTi BfaAn aaa Con sud Miss
Bessie champin were in Worcester
Saturday
FRED MorHtl and wife 81 New York
have been guests RI Df. f. a. M0rcH,
south Stain street.
The annual picnic af the Baptist
church wss heid 90 Roaeland park,
jolly 4th. Games we're played md a
luncheon served.
Dr. f. A. s6rrell a8d John A.
Dady returned from thel. fishing trip
70 Rangiey Lakes, Maine. last Friday
evening.
= Rev b r Benoit viii preach IN
French II The Baptist church sunday
afternoon st 3-39 O'Clock.
Mr and Mrs Z. F. B9sworth spent
the FOURTH win their daughter, Mrs.
Thomas DeCoaafes 10 Bristol Z ].
There was meeting Of the school
board monday night Only routine
business was transacted Adjourn
ment WIS taken for two weeks.
a large crowd was attracted to the
Front street bridge Saturday afternoon
when Ford automobile driven By a
gsoinsn rem into pole smashing the
front end Of the car.
A " Marcy, Justin Green, sam.
uel Reynolds, Charles Dean, George
BroBsseau and II. Hatehins vent e
Norwich last Friday night to attend a
meeting Of the knights Tempiaf
Donald Johnson, son Of Attorney
and Nfs +. II Johnson, has gone 70
Dixyille Notch, White Mountains,
where be has employment for the
Summer months
Mrs. H. F. Levitt and daughter
Rose Of New London were the guests
on sunday Of relatives here. Miss
Helen Phillips returned home with
them for a week ; vacation.
Alferie Cordier and Alonzo Kennedy
went to New London Saturday after
noon and enlisted. They were sent 10
Fort siocomb, y Y. on an evening
train without being given chance To
return home.
Mrs. g. W. GiIpatfic left last Fri.
dry night for Mount Desert, Me She
joined her son, Attorney Walter Gilt
patric and family onithe Bar Harbof
express IS it passed through Putnam
early Saturday morning.
Harold Gilpatrle and fsmilyl George
" Giipstre ana Miss Ellen Wheel.
oek left Fourth Of July Tor their sum.
mer cottage IT Juniper point, Me.
They made the TIP by automobile and
the men Of the party viii return home
the FIRST Of next week.
Mrs William Walsh and three chill
dfen left Tuesday for a visit with reia-
tives IN New London They Will 70
from there TO Westerly aud then to
Providence. They will be gone a
month.
Rev. G. : NJ Stewart, former rec
tor Of 81. Philips church, but for the
past nine weeks rector OF Bishop Sea.
bury Episcopal church in Groton has
been placed on the supply list aud will
leave the borough early next week for
New London, where he will make his
home.
When Kenneth 5hnfpe left for New
London Monday morning To enlist Il {
choir OF the Congregational church, oil
which .he is member, were at the
station 10 see him oil and presented
him with travelling case containing
military brushes aud toilet articles.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Desrosiers lefl
Putnam Sunday Ia their automobile
for Nietouayiiie, Canada With them
were Miss YNonne Pepiu and Henry
Jolly, who ere to &c married upon theil
arrival IN Canada All four viii be
gone about a month
John A c. Warner, son Of Judge
and AIRS T. II Warner, left Saturday
mourning Tor Washington, d g, where
he has received an appointment in tins
Bureau Of Standards, as announced in
last week s PATRIOT The bureau ha.
to do with the manufacture of mum
tons.
Merrill =. Paine, who has beer
teaching in Northampton, Mass, ha
been the guest OF his mother ia Put
nam. During the summer month
MIR. Paine is to be supervisor of publi
Fairgrounds aad gardens in Nor
Hampton. lie was formerly prinei
pal of the Israel Putnam school.
Stet Macdonald, travelling enginee
aud inspector Of superheatefs on rail
road locomotives, has been spending
few days i'm Putnam. lie left for
week at Ocean Beach Mr. Macdonald
covers 26 different railroads and is ira
yelling ell of the time.
Florence +. Noyes and her dancing
pupils have arrived from New Yorl
and taken up quarters At the Mathew
sra farm in South Woodstock lha
they have occupied for several yeat'
The young adies may .now be seen j
their back 10 nature lie prancie
about on the broad lawn in their elias
steal and aesthetic dances.