Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04
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called upon friends here Tuesday
Miss Bertha Farrows has gone to
New London to begin training as
nurse.
Miss Katherine Byrne of the Peo-
pies Store was in Boston Monday on
business
Percy E. Richardson is enrolled this
year as a student at Wentworth In
stitute, Boston.
Miss Ivogene Fuller of Bridgeport
is spending a week with her mother
on Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Brien. Ham
mond street, entertained Worcester
relatives on Sunday
Miss Nellie Bloxham, matron at the
Day-Kimball hospital, returned Mon
day from her vacation.
Charles Hall of New Haven is
spending a week with Reuben Naples
and family, Grand View.
Joseph Flagg. son of judge and
Mrs. David Flagg, has been passing a
furlough with his parents.
Clement Donas of Charlton City,
Mass, called upon Mr.. and Mrs. Tel
esphore Woisard Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Converse. Grove street
went Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
f. L. Johnson, New London.
Mr. and Mrs. William Warren
spent the weekend in Providence
with their son, Ted Warren, and
wife
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Carpenter
have moved into the house on Wifkin-
son street formerly occupied by Geo.
E. Shaw.
Miss Elizabeth Hayward, a student
at Reeker's Business college. Worces
ter. has been ill with the Spanish in
fluenza.
Miss Mary Billings of Killingly is
now employed as saleslady at the Dia-
mond store.
Mrs. Ewart Brunn and son Laddie,
with Mrs. Champlin and Miss Bessie
Champlin. motored on Monday to Mt.
Wachusett
Miss Nellie G. Stone, teacher in
Newburyport, Mass, is at her home
on Sunnyside during the close of
schools in that city
c. D. Arnold and family have been
entertaining Mr.. Arnold's uncle
from Arizona. He left Monday on
his return for home.
Ms. f. F. Noreross of Laurel
street returned recently from a
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Norwich and Saybrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dumas, Liv-
ery street, entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Sullivan and daughter, Miss
Pauline. of Hartford, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W Wood of
Whitinsville, Mass. and Miss Emma
f. Spencer of Providence were re
cent guests of H A. Soule and fam
lily of Sunnyside,
Word has been received that son
has been born to Mr. and Mrs. +. L.
johnson of New London. Mrs. John
son will be remembered as Miss Lucy
| Particle before her marriage.
Allen Averill, who was to have be
gun work at Brown this week, has
been forced to return to his home in
Pomfret Center owing to Spanish in
fuenza that he contracted
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Vaughan,
formerly of Putnam, but for several
years residents of Thompson, left
this week Wednesday for Brookline,
Mass, where they have taken an
apartment, Mr. Vaughan being in
business in Boston.
Her many friends win regret to
learn that Mrs. U. Bennor, South
Main street, sustained severe shock
few days ago Her daughter, Mrs.
| Tourtellotte. Philadelphia, is here.
Latest reports state that Mrs. Bennor
has rallied slightly.
Mrs. C. S. Albee left Tuesday in
answer to the appeal for nurses, to
fill a vacancy at the Mclean Hospital
at Waverley, Mass, for an indefinite
time. Mrs. Albee was formerly a
nurse at the hospital, and later presi-
dent of trained nurses association.
This institution employs about seven
ty nurses, and is called the wealthiest
hospital in the world.
Miss A. Louise Adams and Miss
Florence Darling left Monday for
Hartford, where they will enter
training at Hartford Hospital.
Because of the influenza epidemic
| in Worcester, Clark College has been
closed until October 10, and Kenneth
C. Ballard, Byron Wilcox and Nal
colin Wiley are at their homes in this
city.
Mrs. G. H. Letters, Grand View,
has entertained the past week Mrs.
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