Putnam patriot., 1918-06-07
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PUTNAM NEWS
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CTS in Boston Wednesday
 B. Tatem. Jr. made a business .sip to Springfield Monday.
 Mrs. Alfred Dumas spent last week sith relatives in Hartford.
 Rev. II A. Calhoune of Harrisvilie reached at Noank, suaIay
 Mr and Ms F \. Seward motor el to Guilford for the weekend.
 Eugene Dumas of Camp Devens visited his parents here on Sunday J. Arthur Perry Bolton. was the .uest of his parents Memorial Day Mrs. II. F. Hopkins was in Windsor "Wednesday. attending the D A. R. meeting
 Word has been received taat PH .ate Lorenzo Kennedy of Pataam a4= arrived overseas
 preates Clarence aaa Stanley 0ese guests ef taeia parents as-e a4 Sunday.
 Mrs H Brown. oas HIi E a8ia few day- .itH nel i.ter
 s Tucker Faufref
 Hiss HeIIsaa Bas ette ef Tafu.Hs 4s the saesl of M. GaaeIa bumaz ,a Liver. stHeet, ogaf s4adag
 James E bouaaue haz 9een iu New Haven thiz 0eeF attending meeting If RexaII dug store p6opfietors
 The Kiags Daughters Wlll mees N edaesaay afternoon. June l2 at 3 o'clock. with Mi Elizabeth Child. Mr and Mrs. Fred ease and tss9 sons of Wafee ter spent the Veek-en# and Memorial Day vitH relatives in Fatna
 Mn William Winsla4 Pomfret street. entertained Mr George Md 1etou and tao dau ttefs of Woon socket Memorial bay
 The saaa8 bushes meeting of the Parent Teachers se#fiaB eill ee held ip l-lsH sahaoi Heli aa2t @e.tne day eve iHe at o'eIass
 Can Warden raea# arrested tsga Thompson men this Aess for fishing lth 5#Hes .a e pond Eaea es1 H4e= easa aaa#s #Iaz to SEQ fisateaaat p Mcintyre ef Put aa- been ordered a#Heaort fof ty af foa >iaa5a. uft6 5mpaus D. ro.a Battalion Guard, \ \
 Joseph C Carpclsez who has beea the cmploye of the ffe eh ke# xtiIe eo for twelve Eaaf has ea t ed t6e employ of tae Waterman Norstel Co.
 John C Johnson matored to Ash f d Sunday and spent the day wIth h and Mrs C C knoWtton of New York. who are occupying their sum ner cottage n Ashford
 Company L of Putnam had an en javable trip to Stonington, sunday. sere they attended and took part n tt review of the afd regiment, to u ch the company belongs.
 Thomas Rawley. textile inspector for the government. spent Saturday I'd Sunday al his home on Grove s eet Ar Rawley has been trans fqrred from Newport Me. to antc, hy sta
 Adds Aeleb formerly member If the Put m police fo1ee. has re tatneI 10 }uuam after year m FsnusyIe ami hete he has been do Hr eaard a at large mauufae turin plan
 Leon Y es v68 tFe new ua 4e.taAeI tE H -zaa ep his eoezry h Nouh I.rosyeu5H6 te w UIt6 5a8U.t H# underta aa business r. tsat villa aus as aasaEa
 The soaar la.g aef yf 1as t,uar5 aioa St 5eaa eapeiste 98 hold fzt Hafts ii SH Mary E taII AhlS -t tNft.I|aH 'f f' N5 benedt the Rel Cross Everybody is cordially invited 10 attend
 Mrs George Cha4eaet and httle aau shtee left Putnam "Wednesday La spend tie summer with Mrs Ghallon= CTS parents in Charlotte. North pa kota Nr Challoner accompanied thea far as Schnectady, \ Y
 Als William Holmes and daughter Zilla IT keuwood, New York former. ly0 nam, are guests of Mr and Mt William Mansfield William me younger sou#of Mir ana eHts. IS stationed al Camt ueye
 N F Persy, Grove street, has retIrac ome liter visiting her hus
 a. Lieutenant Edward F Perry e- euant Perry was recently trans fert n Camp Greenleaf Ga. f, the l officers replacement camI at Camp fills, L. |
 George F Bates. New York, ane alrs Leonard W Bates Brooklyn