Putnam patriot., 1918-06-28
mother, Mrs. A. ". Macdonald, an family.

Thomas P. Ryan, Frank Dumas, Herbert J. Smith and Ulric Beauso- leil will go to Norwich Monday to att tend the Democratic congressional convention
 E. H. Snow wil leave Monday night for Sheshire, N. H., Camp Ma rienfeld, to have charge of the mil itary training of the boys during July and August.
 Among the graduates this year from Willimantic Normal school are Della Davis and Anna Furlong, both of Pomfret, and both of the class of 1916, Putnam high school
 Miss Rena Johnson of Norwich is visiting this week with her grand mother, Mrs Charles Tillinghast. Bridge street, and also with her aunt, Mrs Robert Bruce, Livery street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wheaton and children, Mr. and Ms Frank Tnurn- ! born and Mrs Carrie E. Gascoigne Hotored to Hartford Saturday and visited Mir and Ms Stanley Bacon Private James Connors, son of MT and Mrs. Michael Connors. Chapel street. who has been stationed at Fort Sloeum, in the quartermaster's corps. has been transferred to Jacks aville, Fla.
 4 woman from Pomfret walked in- to the bank Wednesday and asked for one thousand dollars worth of W. s. s. stamps This was more than the bank could supply at the time, so she was directed to the post office.
 Miss Angeline Hertz, who was last year teacher of French and German at the local high school, and who is now in Bloomfield. N. |. came Thurs day to spend few days with Mrs. Genevieve Letters, Grand View.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank J Thurnborn have returned to Boston after a weeks visit with Mrs. Thurnborn's mother, Mrs Carrie B. Gascoigne. South Main street MT Thurnborn will leave next Thursday for Camp Dix
 Lieutenant John Moss, U. s. A, was in Putnam Wednesday. He was formerly in the Manhasset mill learn ing the cotton business His home is in Athens, Ga, but while in Putnam he made his home with A D. Lown nnd family
 Miss Inez BowleF former teacher in the Putnam High school and who recently enlisted as yeoman in the navy. spent the weekend with Miss Abbie Keith, King street Miss Bow Ter is now stationed at the Charles town Navy Yard
 John Ormiston and family, who have for q short time lived on Bradley street, have moved to Plymouth, Mass. Mrs. Ormiston's sister. Miss Glen Campbell, went with them to help settle, but has returned and re sumed her position in Richard Car penter's office.
 John B. Daigle and Ray Sherman, employees of the Putnam Light and Power Company, motored to Hartford Wednesday to attend meeting of the | National Association of Electrical In | spection. The chief address was by | Thomas H Day, who spoke on Flee trical Grounding
 Peter Magnan returned Tuesday | from West Virginia, where he has | been employed as a carpenter on gov ernment work Mir Magnan enlisted | in the army but was honorably dis | charged on account of physical disa | hility He has tried constantly to get | into other branches of service. but | without success
 Rev Frank D Sargent, with F. W Seward as delegate, motored to Willi- | mantle on Wednesday to attend dis missal council at which the relations of Rev Vernon Cook with the First Congregational church of Willimantic were dissolved Mr Cook left to do Y. NJ C. A work in France. Rev Fisk of Berlin has received call to the Willimantie church, but as yet has not accepted
 Captain Blackmore has received word from the manager of the UX- bridge Ben Hurs, the team that plays here the Fourth, that they have an ex- ceptionally strong lineup. They are playing McDermot of Cushing Acad- emy, at present catching for Worces ter; Wood, formerly of the Worees l ter Trade school. and Jewett of Wor- cester Academy, pitchers; Goldman, formerly of Lowell Tech. in the in- field and supporting lot of fast am ateurs