Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12

The schools of the town began ol Monday.
 c. E. Olney arrived in town ant opened his house on Monday.
 Mrs. Paul Hanson of Brandy Hill i, the housekeeper for Leonard Mills
 Wm. Legur has rented his farm al Brandy Hill to a party from Putnam.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rad of Web ster were callers on friends in town on Sunday.
 Road Superintendent Thomas Ry. an is the possessor of a new pair o1 sorrel horses.
 Tax Collector E. H. Cortiss, was or hand, as advertised, at the probate of fee on Friday
 Edward Rabbit has resumed his place as gardener for R. H. Chandler for the season.
 Mrs Henry Davis visited her moth CT. Mrs. Gornelia Geer, in AttaWdu- gan on Sunday
 Miss Nellie Ryan spent the week, end with her sister, Mrs. Augustus Tppelt in Webster.
 Miss Mcclellan, with two of Mrs Decker's children, is staying at Mrs Hutchins' this week.
 John Stalston was in town on Mon day winding up the moving of his chattels to Brooklyn.
 Forrest Rhodes and family have gone to Worcester to spend a month with Mrs. Rhodes parents.
 Miss Frances Olney and Olney Bar rott of Hartford with her auto, are spending the week in town.
 Carol Ingraham has been out of town the past week, visiting with his parents in Harrington, R. l.
 The men employed on the Ream es- tate are to receive an increase of wages dating from April 1st.
 Daniel Cunningham has moved his garage from Grosvenordale to West Thompson, near the trolley station.
 The Red Cross met on Monday ir the rooms newly fitted up for them by Mrs. Vaughan at her residence.
 Mrs,>Frank Tourtellotte of Quine- baug spent a few days and the week end with her mother, Mrs. Carolos Moves.
 The Hermanson greenhouse reports having very busy time, in the sale of flowers appropriate to the Easter season.
 Rev Wm Chase is to occupy the Congregational parsonage, havna moved into it last week, Liter renting his farm.
 Clara Spinney of Boston has been spending few days with her parents Mr and Mrs. Calvin Spinney, on Sun set Hill road.
 Mir Miner, who is engaged on Dr killeg's place, with his family, Is tc occupy a tenement on the Quinattis- sett property.
 George Ross has moved his family to Iutnam, thus vacating his Uncle Asa's farm, the barn having burned down a few weeks ago.
 Miss Ethel Chase, who has been with her mother the past year at the Gladding boarding house, has ensag- ed to work for Miss Beebe.
 Clara Geer, who has been assisting her sister. Mrs. Nancy Davis, during her change of residence, has return ed to her home in Attawaugan.
 Miss Ethel Davis is visiting rela- tives in Rochdale, Mass, and East Putnam this week prior to going to work for Miss Beebe next week
 The many friends and acquaintance es of Mrs. Asa Ross regret to learn that her illness was such as to require surgical treatment at the hospital.
 Mrs. N. B. Ream has been spending few days at her home here, Carolyn Hall The house is being renovated for occupancy the coming season.
 Mrs. Charles Knight and family with guests, visited Worcester on Tuesday and witnessed the exhibition and parade of the British tank Britan- mia.
 Our citizens were glad to see Wm. Kies about the village delivering wood after being confined at his home near ly all winter with an attack of rheu- matism.
 August Swanson and daughter Al ma of Brockton, Mass, former resi- dent of the Brandy Hill district, have been visiting with friends Tn town the past week.
 Miss Myrtice Kingsbury, who has been spending her Easter vacation at her home here, has returned to her work as teacher in one of the schools in Torrington.
 People desiring to ind MT. Dexter can do so by calling telephone nun. Der 634-23, it being the nnmber ot Henry Davis telephone, where mr- Dexter is residing.
 Mir. Reynolds of the Fort Hill farm has been making extensive repairs to the David Day house on the premises and is to occupy it himself, removing from the Dairy cottage.
 The midweek prayer meetings of