Putnam patriot., 1917-06-08
Observation-Disclosures.
/. PERTINENT To PUTNAM .
/. PEOPLE .


Observation-Disclosures.
Clifford Trahan was visitor In OK
ford on Sunday.
f. w. Barber has returned from a
visit In Rochester, n. !.
Miss Gertrude Halls sister from
Boston has been visiting her.
Fred Case and family Of Worcester
were recent guests Of relatives mere.
jasper Holmes is recovering from a
threatened illness with diphthefia.
The Riley =mlth property, Grove
street, has been sold 10 a d. Bartlett.
The body Of Dayid Grbert, who died
in Maheu's restaurant, was buried by
the town Thursday.
Mlss Florence sargent has returned
To Putnam after finishing her school
year at Bryn aawr
Miss Aine BaRue has resigned as
pianist at the Loomer opera house,
Willimantic, and returned 10 Putnam.
John Byrne, state bank examiner,
resumed his duties this week after a
months Illness.
Cyril Remillard, Jr., was in Baltic
Sunday to visit his daughter who is in
a convent there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Reynolds
have removed from Springfield to Put
nam. their former home.
William st. Onge and family, Liy-
cry street, are entertaining Hiss Yena
81. Onge Of Providence.
Harry l.. Prentice took party of
about L friends on salt water
fishing trip over Sunday.
Isfael Lindsey and wife Of Worces-
ter have been recent guests Of Putnam
friends.
Merqin Kent and wife Of Mauches.
ter, \ II formerly Of this city, have
been visiting relatives here.
Mrs 9 " Gilpatric and Miss Mary
WheeIock are spending week nLex-
ington, Mass.
Roland H. Sheppard and his bride
of Easton, Pa, are guests Of relatives
in the city They were married sat
ufday.
f. W. Seward and family entertain l..
ed Misses Florence Boileau and Esther
Jenkins Of the Chautauqua circuit,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Martin, Bradley street, is the
guest of friends in Sherbrook, Canada.
Alvin Martin, her son, who accompa-
MED her, has returned nome.
Henry NJ. Walker, traffic depart.
ment OF the New Haven road, has
removed his family TO Franklin where
he will make his headquarters.
Mrs. David. Flag was taken to the
Day kimball hospital Sunday and
was thought to be threatened with
typhoid fever. A blood test proved
negative. She is recovering.
The senior class of the Putnam high
school has voted not TO have their
Glass book published this year and to
give the money thus saved, about $50,
TO the Red Cross Association.
+. c. Davis and wife recently mo.
tored from Boston and called on their
uncle, J. NJ Gilmore, and nieces, Mrs
George +. Brousseau and Mrs. Eugene
Bfeusseau.
Eric II. Johnson, member Of Putnam
school committee, has been in New
Jersey looking over work OF the appli.
cants for the position of superintendent
Of Putnam public schools, made va
cant by The resignation of II. W. Files
Israel Putnam Lodge, 1 o. o. f.,
Will observe next Sunday as Memorial
sunday and will go to Grove street
cemetery whore the service will be
held and graves decorated
Mrs, Pauline J. Smith, so, mother Of
Mrs, =. B, Overlook, Ponftet, died
Thursday morning. Death was due to
cerebral ahemorrhnge. The body
will be taken 10 Steuben, Me, for
burial.
Al The annual meeting of judges of
the supreme court held Thursday,
Charles +. Searles was reappoinIed
states attorney for Windham county,
Il, NJ. Warner, clerk, and Charles A.
Capen OF Wlllimantic, assistant clerk.
Charles ) Hyde of Canterbury and
appointed jury commissioners efor
Nindham county.