Putnam patriot., 1918-10-18
PUTNAM NEWS
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 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prentice and Ms Howard Brown metoHea To Providence on Tues1ay.
 Mrs. RIenzi Robinson of Daoie-zon was ia Putnam Monday afternoon. a guest at the D. 4 R. meeting
 The aauzater born to Nr and Ns- A-.har {. Neron last week Re#aes- day morning died this wees Thursday
 Henry Lambert, who went to Fort Leavsnworth. Kansas. was taken Ill on his arrival there. He has recov- cred.
 C C. Barrett, brother Of Mrs Joi-n Dady. i. tt the Moses Brown school in prou 4eace, R. |, as one of the in- structors.
 Mrs. Charles Letters and Miss Ll- lian Warren. Grand View. were recent guests of Nrs. F. s. Wicks of Thomp- son on an automobile trip to Boston.
 Mr and Mrs. Ernest Kent and Nr and Mrs. Lewis Champlin arrived Monday night from a weekend trip by automobile over the Mohawk trail.
 Miss Florence Sargent arrived from Bryn Mawr on Tuesday night, called home on account of the serious illness of ner father. Rev r. D. Sar- gent
 Raymond Sheldon of Putnam and Woodstock. has won a commission af- ter course at the officers training station at Camp Lee He has been transferred. as a lieutenant, to Camp Meade
 There were three deaths from pneumonia st the Day kimball hos pital Thursday night. Two of the cases were from Killipgly and one from Putnam
 William Wright of Harvard Med ical School is one of 30 of his class who has been called to active service, being one of those chosen To serve as company doctors al s. 4. T. (. at Harvard.
 Arthur Robitaille returned from Buffalo Friday morning last with a new car. He left Buffalo Thursday noon. covering the 520 miles in Is hours and 20 minutes, with time out for lunch.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ebenezer Bishop went to Boston Monday afternoon for few days stay. They expect to go for the winter in about two weeks. They have spent the sumner in North V oodstock
 Miss Dorothy Wright Is now in the Massachusetts General Hospital where she is beginning her training as a nurse. Her sister, Mary Ellen. Is also there. put has nearly finished her course
 Rev. and Mrs. Boyd Edwards of Orange. \. J. are with Mrs. Ed wards sister, Mrs Harry Meinken. Mrs. Marks, another sister, wno has been here. has returned to her home in Brooklyn, \. '.
 Raymond G. Kennedy. who oceu- pies an executive position with the Bridgeport |. N. C. A. and famllE have been in Putnam this week, being called here on account of the death of Mr Kennedy's brother, Norman.
 Mrs Susie G. Williams. of Brook Ivn. secretary of Quinebaug Pomona grange. has issued a notice that the Pomona meeting scheduled to be held October 26 with Mashapaug Lake grange at Union has been can eeIled because of the prevailing cpl demic
 Private Albert Tetreault arrived 1T Putnam Wednesday. He ls statioae ! at Portland. Oregon, and made trip across the continent to spend as much as possible of his fifteen days fur tough at home. He is 19 years old and likes the service.
 Miss Gabriel Dugas. Juliette. Can ada. with her mother. is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dugas of this city. Miss Dugas has been here for some time. but was joined by her mother on Sunday They will return home next week They have also been visiting relatives in Norwich. Lowell and Boston,
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Jackson of New Haven have been spending few days with Mrs. Jackson's mother. Mrs. George Shippee They left on Thursday for Springfield, and will re turn to New Haven Saturday Mir. Jackson is an old Patriot correspond ent, at one time covering West Thompson and at another time East ford
 Last Friday morning the Liberty Loan train stopped at the railroad station for few minutes, As the regular stop here was cancelled no one was allowed aboard the train but those near the station saw the guns
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