Putnam patriot., 1917-05-18
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George Brousseau was in New York
Monday and Tuesday on business.
Miss Alkaline Chabot was in Boston
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Fred Waterman spent Fri.
day in Providence.
Mrs. George E. Shaw is the guest of
relatives in Hartford.
Isaac Champeau was in Boston
Tuesday where he was joined by his
daughter Irene Of Nashua, n. II.
Mrs. Charles K. Shaw of Pawtucket
was the guest Of Mrs. u. II. Gilpatric
Monday.
Professor Charles Wagner and fami-
~ of Ann Arbor, Michigan, are guests
OF relatives In the city.
Irving H. Miron left Friday and re-
turned Sunday night from . business
strip 70 White Plains, N. Y.
Avellino Bonneville went Ito Provi.
dence Sunday snd Monday began his
work as q registered phar macist.
Arthur Robitalle went to New York
Sunday In runabout returning Mon.
day with touring car.
Martin Chase, Church street, has
Joined the U. 3. Navy and has been
assigned to the Bsttleship Vermont
Lewis o. Williams and Malcolm
Wiley attended the Artists concert
at Webster Tuesday evening.
John iO'B.ien, Oak Hill, telephone
lineman, has been transferred from
the Putnam division to Fort Wright,
Fishers Island, N. Y.
Miss Inez Bowler, teacher at the
high school, went to Boston Sunday TO
see her brother who left for Plastsburg
training camp that evening.
Miss Katherine Byrne and Mrs. J..
B. Tatem, Jr., went to Willimantic
last Friday to hear an address by DR.
Anna Howard Shaw.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. Dwight Sharpe are
In Washington, d. G., TO attend the
meeting Of the supreme council of the
Golden Cross.
Superintendent Of Streets Frank
Dumas and his men are giving city
streets their spring cleaning. State
employees have been patching up the
trunk lines.
e. w. Durfey and Moses L. Aldrich
have been elected deacons OF the Bap-
fist church to fill the vacancies caused
by the deaths of Deacons Finchan and
Lowering.
GeoSge II. Ryder, the veteran organ
builder and tuner of Springfield, was
In Putnam Tuesday. He left for At
lantic City where he as an organ job
that will take about three weeks.
Bartlett High school of Webster de-
feated the Putnam Trade school
Wednesday afternoon by a score of s
to 3. Putnam got one more hit than
their opponents and errors were even.
p. j, Sheridan of this city has again
leased the privileges at Wildwood
Park and will open this amusement
resort Decoration Day. The Ideal
Singing orchestra of Webster has been
engaged for the season.
AT the state convention of Foresters
last week Representative A. A. Brodeu Z
of Putnam was elected Grand Junior
Beadle. He was the only membe
from Windham county to receive an
office in the grand body.
Advertised letters, May 15, 1917:
LADIES
Mrs. Margaret Bates, Mrs. II. b.
Hopson, Mrs. Bridget Kelly, Miss A.
Voland.
GENTLEMEN
Joseph Godin, Walter Stocks.
Word has been received by Putnam
friends that David Traurig Is now d.
recting garden work for the Fairfield
County Resources Mobilization Com
mittee, with headquarters in Bridge.
port. He has two men under him.
Mr.. Traurig was here for q week en-
gagged In similar work.
Forty five tenants Of the Manhasset
Manufacturing company have taken
gardens 50xl00 offered by the COM
pany. Thursday morning rs bushels
of seed potatoes were distributed. These
were purchased by The company and
charged to the employees at cost. Three
tons of fertilizer have been used.
Armand Lizotte, the Soulhbridge
electrician, who last week plead guilty
TO stealing 500 when arraigned In the
Putnam city court, was arrested in
Southbridge Sunday night on a charge
of larceny. When brought before the
court at Southbridge the case was mol
led for lack of evidence
| Gilbert Perry was home from Wor-
cester Tech over Sunday. He WAS &C.
panied by two college friends
whom he entertained at the home Of
his parents, City Engineer and Mrs.
George w. Perry, Providence street.
The Putnam Country Clubs golf
links are now open In regular form, the
greens having been put In use last
week. There will be many good times
ut the club this season and the mem
! bership roll Is open for any persons Dr..
sir,n0 tn ioin. Tonight, Friday, there