Putnam patriot., 1917-08-10
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PERTINENT TO PUTNAM
PEOPLE
PEOPLE
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tives in Woonsocket Monday.
Morris Diamond has returned from
ten days vacation at Oak Bluffs.
Isaac Li1Utte, clerk at Diamonds is
on his vacation this week.
Miss Ada Labby is elefking at Bug
bees store during vacation time.
Miss annie Joy Of BuEbee's store
is taking her vacation this week.
William Rafferty, Jr., has returned
from a visit with friends in NewYoFk.
Miss Minnie Diamond is spending
her vacation in the White mountains.
George + Bfousseau and family
have returned from week al Watch
Hin.
Wills Carroll, drug clerk At bona.
hue's store, is having his annual vaca-
tion.
Miss Elizabeth Barnes, employed at
the store of NJ J. Lynch, is having her
vacation.
Miss Agnes LeClair, Mill street, is
spending a month with relatives in
New Bedford.
George Lucier and his two sons, Ar
mand and George Jr, were at Rocky
Point, Sunday.
Miss Anna Gornwell has returned
from months visit with her sister,
Mrs John Fulton, of New Britain.
Miss Lillian Gornwell of Brooklyn,
n y, is visiting this week with Mrs.
Lucy Cornwel in the Gary district.
Representative A A. Brodeur, wife
and daughter, and Eugene Miller will
occupy the Letters cottage at Quadic
pond for week
The Misses Dolores and Bernadette
Dupre are visiting in " otcester and
Pawtucket this week
Miss Ella Farrows, bookkeeper in
Ballard & Clafk's store, is spending
her vacation with friends in Niagara
Falls, y. T.
George Lewis Jr., Rachel Brady,
Annie Joy and Marguerite Cogan Of
the Bugbee store are having their va.
cations this week.
6 Harold Gilpatric and his father,
George N Gdlpatfic, left Saturday ev-
ening for Juniper, Me, where the
family has summer cottage.
Mrs. George Newell and daughter
barbara have returned to Washington,
r.. /, after n short visit with II l..
Burt and family, Grove street.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul ST. George Of
Worcester spent few days last week
with Mrs. -. Georges parents, MI
and Ms Alphonse Dupre md family,
on Woodstock avenue.
Miss Lucy Faftows, Miss Natalie
Dion, Pulnnm5 md Miss Edith Exeiy.
PlainHeId, returned Friday night
from gastiue, Ne, where they have
been attending the Eastern state Nor
IN school.
Ladies Social Circle of the Congfe.
gationa church will hold cake aud
ice cream sale Saturday afternoon,
August II, on the lnwn OF Mrs. b. Il,
Smith 5 house Elm street, for the bene
fiji Of Red Cross. II stormy sale will
be Congregational church chapel. adv
Helika Anger was in Worcester a
few days this week, the guest of his
grandfather, James o. Bibeaut, for,
merly of this city. Mr.. Anger is on
the reserve list and expects TO be called
TO the training camp at Aver at any
time.
Mayke Shotoian OF Mechanicsville,
who took out his papers last week
| that he might enlist in the draft
army, would like it distinctly
understood that he is an Armenian
and not Turk, ms appeared in some
of the newspapers last week.
Gilman II, Brown has sold his house
on Grove street to Mrs Jacob rourtel
loue of Minneapolis and North eros
venordale. 1T WINS Mrs. Fcurtellotte
and her late husband who presented
the town of Thompson with the oeaa-
tiful Memorial high school.
The public utilities commission has
approved of changes in the highway
| on White street near the passenger
station in Dayvile, by which the rail
road crossing at White street, or ms it
is sometimes called soap street, will be
eliminated.
Octave Cournier, William DuTand,
Arthur Roy, Ernest Guertin, Beaube
Lapalme, all of Putnam, were at
Rocky Point Sunday. They were
treated to real thriller as they saw
The accident ON the scenic railway
when Two cars came together and sew.
eral people were seriously hurt.
Advertised letters, Aug. :, 1917:
LADIES
Mrs Rosa l.. Hapgood, Mrs. A. l..
Num-, Miss Lena Patnaude, Miss
Mary Reardon, Miss Rose Resi-, Mrs.
EXilda Rousseau.
GENTLEMEN
Charles Ainsley, Brockway Smith
Corp Charles Gorham, p. f. Jones,
Richard NJ. I.augdon, Thomas Mories,