Putnam patriot., 1918-09-20
PUTNAM NEWS


for a 5usire=s IMP ia IRE sgats
Henry 81. Morse = Lowell has been
in tse city this ~ssk calling On
friends.
George caaHpliH 4aa has Aa4
several weeks. vacation. lef- Taur-da.-
for 81 Louis
J Van Dixie q Al5saT, y =. sue
ceeds Allie KING as local agent y t5e
Adams Express Company.
Captain Joseph a Ryan q the p2-
lice department is back On duty after
rs annual vacation u one week
Mr and Mrs Henry J. Thayer have
been entertaining Mrs. Thayer's cou-
SIN. Miss Ella Keith Of East Douglas
Miss Mae Bradley returned Monday
from her vacation spent with her sis
ter, Mrs Walter earle. in Dorchestsr
Mrs. Curtis Of the z. D. Bagbee
millinery department. arrived the
first Of tbs week 70 open her fall sea
son.
Rev. Mr Brown. j.. u Danielson
vii occupy the pulpit II the Advent
church at q service Sunday afternoon
at o'clock
Arthur Robitailie arrived from
Buffalo. Thursday night.,with a seven
passenger sedar Chandler car for o.
{. Bosworth
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Browning Of
Worcester and Mrs. Stearns Of Bos-
ton have been recent guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Letters. Grand
View.
Mr.. and Mrs r. " We,herell and
little daughter Louise. Of Attleboro,
Mass. care Tuesday TO be the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kent for a
week
Notice was received Thursday at
the Office # me local bouri that the
men now qualified for general mill
tary service ia this district are 10 20
10 camp On Oct 10
Harry Nay. "a mechanical engineer
eaeaged Of government work r. Gro
ton, Was visitor Il - home tawu
Of Woodstock. ThazsHag lie Is a
graduate IF Yaie, 1916
Miss Catherine Russell spent tie
Weekend IA RosIiaa5ie siasss the
quest Of Mr. arI Mfs Shefes and
family friends they have met SUM
nefs at juniper Point. Me.
Benjamine Lavine, sailor station
ed at Commonwealth pier, Boston.
and Nathan Lavine Jr, Of Spring
field, spent Sunday With Nathan La
vine and family, Bridge street
The fire department was called to
the mill Of the Waterman Worsted
Company at $50 o'clock Wednesday
evening for fire in the coal in the
boiler room. Little damage was done.
DIR. W. W. Foster of Washington,
D. c.. with his son. were in Putnam
Wednesday calling on friends The
was formerly located in this city but
is now connected with the pension bu-
reau in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. S L. Pearsons and
three sons, who motored from their
home in Rutland. VT, to visit rela-
! tives in Putnam. returned Friday,
D taking with them Miss Gladys Bard,
who will be their guest for week
e Captain Joseph A. Ryan had traffic
officers on duty Thursday on account
r Of the increased travel between this
e city and Woodstock An officer was
t stationed at Putnam center, another
y at the union Of Elm and Bridge
r streets.
A fine pastel portrait of the late DIR
Omer LaRue done by his brother in
Worcester and presented to the St
Jean Baptiste society of this city. of
! which the doctor was a past presi-
{ dent, is on exhibition in the window
of Ballard & Clark's store
Mrs G. { 5. Mackay. wife Of Rev
G. c s MaeKay of the Baptist church
returned Tuesday after an extended
stay on account of illness, from
= Nova Scotia Mrs MacKay was ac-
companied by her young brother,
:, Hugh Mailer, Mr. MacKay meeting
them in Boston.
= Mrs William Vaughan of Green
i vile, S. C., and little daughter. who
? have been spending the summer with
. Mrs. Vaughan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
- Marshall Kenyon. returned to their
b. home the first of this week, accompan-
. led by Mr. Vaughan, who joined them
here for short visit
Mr. and Mrs c. l. Adams. Wilkin-
e son street, had as guest Friday and
a Saturday Sergeant Harold L. Ram
a sey, of Worcester. whs is stationed at
If Camp Cody. New Mexico. as member
Y of motor truck company. but who
has been acting as chauffeur for off
GERS at the camp. since he went there
year ago. Sergt Ramsey had p