Putnam patriot., 1918-06-28
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Miss Eileen Frasier called on rela- tives in Worcester on Tuesday
 The Republican congressional con yention will be held in Willimantie tomorrow. Saturday,
 John c. Johnson motored to Water town We inesday, to attend a direct ors' meeting of the H. K. H. Cilk Co.
 Miss Mamie Jarvis of Church street has returned home after having spent a weeks visit with her aunt in Web ster.
 Mrs. Fred Rodesky and four chil- dren of White Plains. N. Y. are visit ing her parents, Mir and Mrs. George Pratt, Grand View.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church gave fine strawberry supper Tuesday night, They also had aprons and holders for sale.
 An entertainment was given in St. Jeans hall last Sunday evening. the proceeds to go to fund for the As sumption college, Worcester.
 Captain Joseph Ryan of the police department was out of the city on business over the week end. Sergeant Cordier acted as captain during his absence.
 Michael J. Lynch has bought the property on Canal street owned by the Lawlor estate. It is situated be- tween the Labby block and the Motor Supply Company's store.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles E. Pratt, New Britain, have taken a cottage a. Pleas ant View Mir. Pratt was formerly superintendent of rural schools, and the family lived in Putnam.
 Mrs. Mary Jane Favreault and daughter. Miss Yvonne Surprenant of Chicago, are visiting this week with Mrs. Favreault's parents. Mir and Mrs. Eugene Favreault. on Chapel street.
 Merrill P. Paine, principal of a school in Northampton. Mass, for merly principal of the Israel Putnam school, and whose mother lives in Put nam, has entered military service. and Is at Camp Devens.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur James of Laurel are guests of Sergeant Julius Cordier and family, Green street. Mir. James has just sold his grocery busi- ness to Oscar Sheldon, formerly in business on Front street
 Miss Charlotte Nolan of New Y York. a cousin of Mrs Richard German, spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. German. She came on to attend the High school reception and picnic as guest of Thomas Howarth.
 Mrs. Raymond Gilpatric and young son Ross, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. George W. Gilpatric, return ed to New Britain Wednesday. Sat urday the family leaves for Pleasant View for the month of July
 Miss Jessie Schofeld of Montville spent the day Wednesday with Reu- ben Naples and family, Grand View. Her brother and wife came to Put nam to attend the Library association meeting, and she accompanied them.
 George E. Shaw is at Springfield this week attending the golf tourna- ment of the New England Jewellers Golf association of which he a a mem Der. The tournament is at the Spring field Country Club, with headquarters at Kimball Hotel
 Mrs. J Harry Mann and daughter Miss Marjorie were in Worcester Sunday. Miss Edna Mann, who is training at the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, met them there. Miss Marjorie returned Sunday night, Mrs. Mann remaining until Monday.
 Mayor Allie w. Marcy was in New London last Friday attending the mayors convention. The delegates were taken to the submarine base, ship yards and docks, and were shown many things of interest. Governor Holcomb and other notable guests were present.
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Cornell. Brook lyn, N. r., spent Monday night with Mir. and Mrs. Ernest c. Morse. Mrs. Cornell is Mrs. Morse's sister ,and she and her husband were on an auto mobile trip to Maine. Mrs. Morse ac- companied them as far as Boston, re- turning on the evening train.
 Miss Florence Scofeld and Miss Cecile Benoit, proprietors of the White Front restaurant, are spending the week in Boston. They have clos ed the restaurant for the summer, but will open again in the fall. Next week they % to Sound View where Miss