Putnam patriot., 1917-07-20
PUTNAM NEWS
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Hiss Jennie West, Church street, is ,,.iting in Nunson, Mass.
 niss 8bbie Keith, King street, is .,tsrtainIng friends for Chautauqua.
 Fred Lizotte Of Webster called on ,sIattyes in Putnam Wednesday,
 V, and Mrs. William Law return .atotheir home in Dorchester, We'd nesday.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Dean have had .s vuests Ray Pollard and Frank El- Hott of Fulton, \. '.
 Ernest Tetreault and August Blanch- si1e are planning camping trip at onadic pond next week.
 Mrs. Anna Keith and daughter, Miss nsrguefite, are at Oakland Beach for sthree weeks stay.
 Miss Katherine Seward returned on Monday from visit with friends in Manchester.
 Bernard McGarry is the new clerk in the store Of Mark Wilson, Front street.
 Mrs. Bernard McGarry, Park street, is spending few days with friends in Norwich.
 Miss Marie Louise Remillard of the Champeau store is spending her vaca- tion at Wellfieet, Mass.
 Mrs. Joseph Langlois and Miss Bertha Chandler of the telephone ex- change are having their vacations.
 The Nevena of the St. Anne society began Tuesday evening and will con- tinue Tuesday and Friday evenings. The Woman's Relief corps will hold its annual picnic at Wildwood Park, Thursday. July 26th, leaving on the 9.30 car.
 William Welch, manager of the En- Dire theatre, went to Providence Thursday to see his family who are on vacation.
 Mrs. Arthur Cockell and son Harold, of New London, are guests of her sis ter, Mrs. Edward Bruce, South Main street.
 Elwood Ward of Putnam has been appointed textile inspector for the U. $. Government. He is second lieuten- ant of the Putnam Home Guard.
 Miss Anna Armstrong, Church street, has been entertaining Miss Nettie Z Philips of Thompsonviile, formerly teacher in Putnam.
 Mrs. Samuel Smith and two daugh- ters, of Ring street, returned Nednes- day morning from a two weeks stay with relatives in New York city. The town school board held a meet ing Monday night and discussed the matter of hiring a superintendent of schools No definite action was taken. pr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Baldwin, Miss May Evans and Fred Platt have returned from q week at Lords Point. Miss Edna Evans was down over the week end.
 sister Fabiolo of Rockville, daugh ter of Hector Duvert, and Sister Ma uda of Hartford, Mr. Duvert's sister, are guests of the Duvert family on Woodstock avenue.
 William Brady, who has been spending several weeks with his par ents on Church street, returned to New York, Sunday night to begin re- hesrsals for new play.
 Fifteen cars of sailors dressed in white uniforms passed through Put nam last Friday afternoon for some point in the South. The cars returned through Putnam Tuesday morning. Ruth Pratt, Ina Aldrich, Jeanette Gilbert and Ruth Aldrieh returned Tuesday from Quadie Pond where they have been in camp for few days. Miss Agnes White was in charge of the party.
 Alderman J. J. Dupre and wife were in Worcester Sunday visiting MT. and Mrs. Ernest Brodeur. Mir. Brodeur took them in his automobile to Green Hill park, where they saw the soldiers in camp.
 Mrs. Ewart Brunn and son, Ewart, Jr, accompanied by Miss Bessie Champlin, left Tuesday for Fishers Island. Miss Champlin will remain few days. Mrs. Brunn and son will De there for the remainder of the sum- mer
 Webster Council K of C. will eKem- pify the 3rd degree on A large class of candidates in St. John Baptist hall, "eester Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. The councils from Putnam and surrounding towns have been in- yiied.
 by winning from Manhasset base oaii team to 5 in a ten inning game at bailouville last Saturday the Bal iouViile team won the series ? to 1. It was an exciting game all the way and WAS In doubt until the last man was out.
 Henry Lafiamme, Grosvenordale, vas brought to the Day Kimball hos p''al Saturday morning to have souhdS on his right hand dressed. On thursday Lafiamme, who works in a