Putnam patriot., 1917-07-13
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PUTNAM NEWS

in New York
 gsroid N Files visited in Boston saturday
 Miss Mary Wheelock is visiting Mrs. ra,ma TaH in Uxbndge.
 vss Ellen Wheelock returned this p.idav from Juniper Point, Me.
 N,. Wallace Whitney is the guest of her sister in Boston.
 Mrs C. J Meehan and children have returned from visit in Concord, NH.
 Mrs Luther NJ. Keith has returned from a visit of some weeks with rela ives in New Jersey.
 Miss Marguerite 0 Brien is employed the local telephone exchange during the summer months.
 Mrs George w. Holt left this Fri d,v for three weeks stay at Juniper Point, Me,
 The Misses Edith and Ethel Ding nall were the guests of Norwich friends on Sunday.
 Mrs. T. D. Whalen of Healdville, Vt, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. James Dorcey, Chapel street. Rev, H. \. Brown of Danielson will preach in the Pentecostal church,. Elm street. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Lewis Wilcox has ibeen visiting at Alderman Davis summer cottage, Lords Point
 lis estimated that ,000, 900 baskets oi peaches will be raised in New Eng land this year and that Connecticut will furnish 100000 of them.
 Rev, John W. Walker and wife of Philadelphia are guests of Mrs. Walk sfs parents, pr. and Mrs. F. 4. Mor- nn, South Main street. Miss Bessie O Brien, employed in the office of the Waterman Worsted Com psny. resumed work Monday after Etek's vacation.
 Judge E, NJ. Warner and his clerk, Miss Marjorie Bradford, were at the court room Tn Willimantic last Satur' day for naturalization purposes William Farrell and wife of Bridge port are guests of John Gahan and family, Elm street. MT. Farrell is Mrs. Gahan's brother. Miss Dorothy Wright left Wednes- day for Plymouth, where she will spend the remainder of the summer, taking course in vocal music. Miss Eliza Reed, money order clerk s the post office, is having her vaca- ton. Letter carrier George Clark is lko on vacation and Adolphus A. Gtgoire is substituting.
 Ata meeting of the directors of the Chamber of Commerce last Friday aight, the resignation of the secretary, 6 J, Hartman, was formally accept ct. His successor was not elected. Mrs Peter Demers and two children Rlt Tor Canada Monday for six weeks visil with MT. Demer's parents h Nindsmill and also her relatives in : Quebec
 Leland Bradley's name is added to lie list of Putnam young men who have volunteered for service with the Rgalar army. MT. Bradley goes into the medical department.
 Dr. Edward F. Perry has been in Hartford this week taking his physi examinations, prior to joining the lnited States medical corps, for which De has volunteered.
 U. Harold Gilpatric and his father, Oeorge w. Gilpatric, returned from Juniper Point, Me, Monday night, hasing the trip in a day by antomo- he
 Ms, Ensign Baglin of the Salvation amy in Norwich underwent a serious 'pefalion at the Backus hospital in saaIeity Monday. She was formerly aallOned in Putnam.
 Mrs Byron Lamondy entertained sgnI young ladies of St.James Sunday Na0ol, Saturday. The party had their fcsuEes taken and enjoyed pleasant A'efnOon and evening. A salad sup Fer was served.
 iae body of Dorothy Rose Avery, sho was killed at East Woodstock 'Hen lhe branch of a tree that was '"ppoiling a swing fell and crushed 'i' was forwarded Monday morning nun this city to Waterford, her place Uolrth, for burial.
 'uly Commissioners E.. NJ. Warner,
 H. Brown, both of this city, and s4a'es :. Hyde Canterbury, met at N oH'ees Of the superior court here
 s4uay and drew jurors for service for year from September l next, the
 igs representing all of the towns he county.
 sO'u has been received by C. E. ~aualeF of Norwich, that his son, ,. ,s' albert k. Chandler. who has been arVin9ed an orderly in the American 'ahee ,,.s hospital in Paris, has ar- safely in that city and taken up
 sO'k. MT. Chandler was formerly ! esident here.
 ,,.. Evelyn Gagne, Woodstock av- t Aas Just received her first letter ,~ l nef son Charles, who enlisted in
 uaoian regiment on June 5th as a '-sSf. He says he Is waIl and anior