Putnam patriot., 1917-05-04
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Irving II. Mifon spent Sunday with v.latiyes in Millbury.
 Mrs. F. SilvefmAn, of Providence street, spent Saturday and Sunday in Hartford.
 Dr. E. F. Perry has removed from ils 10 14s Grove street, The house foE- soedy occupied by his father
 The monthly meeting of the A. Q. H. will be held Sunday afternoon nt 2.30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Thomas Quinn entertained her son, Dr. Edward Quinn, 4 Boston den list, over Sunday.
 Miss K ate Logan, Bridge street, fell and broke her wrist and is now Al the Bay kimball hospital.
 Mrs. George L. Padgett has returned tom Elmhurst, L.I where she went to attend wedding.
 Mrs. Helen Wiley returned Thurs day from visit of several days in Bos. lon.
 Mrs. Lucia GoIeord of Portland Me. ], is thelguest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. I. W Tfowbridge.
 MT. snd Mrs. August Blsnchette saoiored to Lowell, Sunday. MissA h. selina Banchette, MT, 8lanehette' E sister, returned with them for visit. Gilbert W. Perry of this city, a freshman at Worcester Tech, has been elected to membership in the Pi Sigmn Kappa.
 Louis E. Ream, son ofIthe late Nor BIRD E. Reain, has received icommis. sion as lieutenant in the U. $. Marine corps.
 John II. Derbam Of Enst Donglns has made application for admission to The bar of Windham county. The ap plicaiion will be ncted upon al future ssr meeting
 Miss Charlotte Hopkins Of ffovi- denee was the weekend guest of John 2. Sabin and family. Miss Hopkins Is BOW in the main office of R. B. & k Knight, cotton manufacturers.
 C. K. Arthur l.. Duvert and r. C. \ John DHigle will leave Sunday for Bridgeport as delegates from Cufgill Council to the 5tate convention of the k nsghts of Columbus.
 Dom Jolie and Eugene AlVord are The delegates elected by Court City oI Putnam to attend the State convention ef Foresiers in New Haven next Tues. say and Wednesday.
 Drs. K. E. Overlook, j. R. Kent and B. R. Pike, were in Willimautic Fri day attending meeting Of the auXili sry branch of the National Defense seague.
 Irene Niens, &, daughter of Mir and Ms. Joseph Niens, Balou street, was operated on for ubseess under her arm, at the Day ,kimball hospital, Sunday morning.
 The American flag now floats high above Union square on the top of the rutnem Inn where for some time the remains of a flag poe that blew down dnring high wind hns stood.
 Town Clerk David Flaeg reported Thursday 290 dags registered out Of a total of between 850 and 875 The de. huquents will have an additional dol iar to pay AS the tax was due and pay. able before MnA lst.
 Lionel Charron, ,0viila Auger, Arthur Provencal, Eugene Latour,snd Beaude Lspalme, the latter at the wheel made an automobile trip to Leominster sun day, and had a pleasant ude and pleasant call on friends.
 Five years ago May H. there was wedding in Pomfret. Apple blossoms were desired for decorative purposes. II wns found that they had gone by and the apples were set. This year the trees have not even budded.
 The "Tech News of WoreesterPoly. technic Institute announces the name or JOnn A. ts W hHtE or fulnAnl hs one of the seniors recently elected to sigma Nj. This is an honor based on high general scholarship and original research.
 Advertised letters, May l, l9l7::
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 Walter rAllen, F. J. Gillick, Leo Asrtshorn.
 Mrs K V. Camerer, Mrs Helne J Aondoa.
 Avellino Bonneville, son of city tax collector Fred Bonneville, successfully passed the state board of pharmacy examination of the state Of Rhode Is land, al Providence, Tuesday. Next month he will graduate from the Rhode Island College Of Pharmacy.
 Tuesday Lawyer Charles l. Torrey sent to the state library at Hartford records of the old North killingly Congregational church, now the First Congregational church of Putnam. The records begin in October, HIS, and go down To the middle Of the 18th eentu- ". The writing is in fine, legtole hani,alihough done with quill pen, A band of eypsies travelling in three