Putnam patriot., 1917-03-23
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Misses Mae apd Bessie . Bften were iu Paatuckel satutdsy.
 Miss Nellie Egan passed Sunday with her brother in Woonsocket.
 Miss Minnie Diamond called on friepds io .l3oston Monday.
 Mrs E8muhd Augef, Mil street, sAs in Boston Tuesday
 whipple X Gi pniHc have pufehas- sd another auto truck for Use In their snsiness.
 Lawyer F.. C. Morse was in Boston Saturday attending cisss puapp pf 1mhers, college.
 There were speeial services si si. ssttts church Monday f being lhe stsst Of St. Joseph.
 Miss Yvonne Boisveft, miiiiner al Hiss Egan's shop, sas in Boston Mon- : fay. Miss Gertrude Knoslton. North s5rsflon, passed sunday nIh Mrs. sseoas if Perry. Oak fi,lL e. Miss Ruth BeaudrespIt returned Sal. 4sdsy from visit wis.. Aef aunt, Mrs. eal Drey, in Chicago.
 William sharpe, Stamford, pas ed , sunday with his parents M and Mrs C D sharpe, school street.
 Miss Lora Phinpey, Hafiford, passed Sunday witA henaunt aad unelei Mf. and Mrs C. A Hammond. Oak Hiil. Mrs. GiUner Ctapp. Beoklioe, ltbis past Neck Ids been the guest Of Mrs. 7 deien Wiley, oak Hiil, sHHG hsleolm. Wiley sas in Worcester Tuesday calling op friends al ohfh college
 7 Hiss Lillian Warren let wednes asy for few day's visit in Nc. Hs. Z nrs. Jsmts Page and dhnghier Miss Annie pf DsniesoA, called on Putnam friends Sunday z Tomorrow, Saturday, live III odel ssill demonstrate the new modes in ladies spring attire in sedef's store. A chance to see the new creations.
 Miss Lorena Gallant was week end visitor with relatives in Spencer, i, { ', here she is sooh to take part m q con cert. Malcolm NJ. Wiley left Thursday I inorning for visit of several weeks with has aunt, Mfs ". II. Holmes, sIounI Nsraon,lN Y.{ j ] I special Otlicer Addis welch, of the polio. force, left Wednesday for Phila. sielphis here he wilttattend to mat. ters concerning the settlement of an es- tete.
 Eugene, Frank, Charles iand Mrs. William Gilman of Boston attended l the funeral of ames Bssiic i'll Pomffet on Tuesday. They also pade visit 10 Pas,msslet GiIrpsp and fnmils, { isev Wifiism ? Kennedy, pastor of 1 s-t Patrick $ church, Collinssiile, at' tended the funeral Of hls uncle, James Basiic, in Pomfret and called on focal friends Tuesday
 Oa seeopnt ol the threatsped strike on the railroads the Pomftet school pupils lefl Friday for their homes in stead Of waiting dntii Tuesday as an nouneed Rs the closing day oi the | school
 Alnumbeu of people from this city attended "A concert in Dayville .Satur day evening given for the benehtof the pipe orssn fund Of the Congtega- tional church in that city An excel lent program was given, closing with Gilbert and Sullivan 's.sfrial oy Jury"
 \ bill was adopted by ths general assembly, last Friday amending the charter of the Putnam Light X Power company, authorizing II to increase It's capital stock from sl00,0oo 10 an amount not so exceed In the agg sR ate sl ,ooo, o,oeo. : tlttstl6 .l <
 Adelard Dery and wife of North ss ssrosvenordale, Ernest and Alverea ] Mouir, John Lucier, Alfred Bonne vile, city tax collector, his son, AL vino, andy Antonette Desautelle, ali Of Putnam, motored 10 New Bed' gotd Sunday aud called lon' Edmond kouir, whd is ih1 |
 John E. Byrne, Frank Ii. Cordier, Thomas BuIger, James Chsfron, Mich ael DaisIe, Joseph Leon, Charles Bove and Augustus Girscs were in win. mantle Sunday where they witnessed thes~srking ui ihe third degree by St. Jose Council, K. Of c. Sixteen candi- dates were initiated before the largest gathering evek seth in the council soop, oyer 400 eeigg present. Advsfsised letters, March 2o, i9f7;
 LADIES
 Mrs. Frederick Hudson, Mrs. Beckie Levine, Mrs. N. C. Marsh.
 GENTLEMEN
 Everett Benoit, sorge Black, Wal fer r. Gardiner, William l.ovedsy, William Quinn, q, Il. SutheFiand.