Putnam patriot., 1917-04-27
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 Mrs. c. Harold Gilpstfie was in Bos.
 ton Wednesday.
 Rev. Fr Bedafd was in Providence
 Wednesday on business.
 Mrs. k. a. Brunn and Miss Bessie l..
 Chsmplin were in Providence recently.
 Mrs. George H. Nichols returned
 from Washington Wednesday night. Robert T. Chadwick was in Boston 1 Thursday.
 Judge l. H. Fuller returned early
 Monday morning from his trip to
 Paris, Ky.
 Miss Irene Champeua is In Nashua, learning dressmaking with an aunt who has Q large establishment there.
 John Gahsn, Jr., underwent an ope- ration on his nose al St. Vincenps hospital, Worcester, this Friday. MT and Mrs. c. Arthur Clarke Of Hartford have been the guests Of MT. and ars. Walter Barrett. John B. Byrne, state bank examiner, returned home Monday and is confined to his home with rheumatism.
 Miss s. Elizabeth Clarke has return ed from an extended stay in Wofces- ter.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. F. Waterman have been entertaining the formers mother from Providence.
 Norman Warren, U. <. A, son Of William Warren, Oak hill, Is on his way to the Texas border with his company.
 Putnam Nest Order of Owls has yot. ed to send the BIO s9 made from their dance 10 the National Orphans hone at South Bend, ind. Mrs. Mary Farrell of ekville, after spending nearly all winter withiher daughter, Mrs. John Gshan and fani- ly, returned home Wednesday.
 Miss Flora Ellis of wstertown. Mass, was a weekend guest Of friends Tn Putnam. Tuesday her brother Frank stopped in Putnam and called on friends. He was returning from New York to Boston in an automobile.
 Gardner o. Benson returned Wed nesdny from Camden, X. C., where he has been clerk al the Court Inn during the winter. He will soon leave for Great Burlington, Mass, for the sum ner season.
 Albert Sanger Pratt of Pomfret class of 1918, of Brown University, was one of six of his class to be elected to the Phi Beta Kappa. Mir. Pratt was grnduste with honors Of the Putnam High school.
 Lorenzo Kennedy employed at Joys garage, is at the Day Kimball hospital where hei underwent an operation for the removal Of an auscess from the back of his hand, caused .by his being struck while he wns cranking car. William Wright, of the Harvard Medical college, John Wright Of Storrs college, and Miss Mary Ellen Wright, who Is in the nurses training class at the Nj Massachusetts Hospital, have been visiting their mother Ms. Edward C. Wright
 At meeting of the directors of the Putnam Building and Loan Associa- ton held Tuesday night the resigna- ton of John E. Byrne as treasurer was received and accepted. William k. Moss, clerk in The Putnam Savings Bank was elected his successor. IL was stated that 2i3 shares have been subscribed for in the third series and that over sl4 900 Is out on mortgage loans
 Miss RosAmond Danielson, Wind. ham county ,president of the Equal Suffrage League, was at the Hotel Taft, New Haven, Monday, attending A conference of the Connecticut Wom ans Suffrage Association war work committee. The committee will hold meetings once in two weeks to discuss plans flor devoting the energies of thousands of sufi ragists in the state to work along prescribed lines useful in the present emergency,