Putnam patriot., 1918-11-15
PUTNAM NEWS
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IFS te- -- stNAriA l7 fis+tiiA5 aA- Providence this week
 Earle Toul+ellotte and family. Grove street, are confined at home with the influenza.
 George Champlin of St Louis is east on a business trip, arriving in Putnam on Thursday.
 Mrs. Newton Ballard is on the road to complete recovery from an attack of influenza and pneumonia.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Champlin left Tuesday for New York city. where they are to spend few days
 Mrs. D. H. Billings of Providence is spending a few weeks with Mr and Mrs. George Coekell, Grove street.
 RastUs Wheaton, his daughter, and Miss Celia Pepin and Mrs Rozenthal have all recovered from the influenza.
 Mrs Ge8rge Pratt. Grand View. was the weekend guest of her mar rie8 daaeHtef ia White Plains. \. '. Mrs 1 D Mcintyre has returned after pending the summer and fall months a5 6s cottage at Pine Grove. Mantle
 Members ef Israel Putnam lodge Of Old Falees were in DaHielsoa Tues da4 evening. #aere degrees were conferred
 Ms Ala Alexander. who has been visiting Ter sister. Mrs Wallace Whitueg. las returned to her home in Boston
 Mr aad Mes Eugene Bebeau and daughter Geealse of NeehaniesviiIe m9t5rel ta Warren and Springfield last Sunday
 Guy Baker of .he First National Bank force $ having bis vacation and is hunting "a aad about his home town. Fomfret
 wagon of the Adams Express Company tipped ofer on South Main street. ef3asaay morning Some damage vas done to the vehicle.
 Felix Pe9ia. who has been a patient at Br Ghamberain's hospital. Bos- ton. las fully recovered from his op- eratan and is expected home soon.
 Miss Eva Labossiere has so far re- covered from a recent illness that she expects to resume her duties at the Blarehette furniture store next week
 A number of Putnam Masons went to Woodstock last Saturday evening to witness the working of the NJ NJ degree by Putnam lodge of that town.
 Miss Florence Sargent of Bryn Mawr arrived home Monday, being called home when it was found her father, Re4 F D. Sargent, was faiI ing
 Mrs Smith and her mother. Mrs. Walker ef Providence, motored to Putnam on Wednesday and spent the day with Reuben Naples and family. Grand View
 Richard Mccauley is at the Day Kimball hospital with two broken ribs and internal injuries received satur- day when he fell from a wagon and the wheels passed over him.
 Mrs Ewart Brunn and young son left Wednesday morning for New York On Thursday afternoon they start for St Petersburg, Florida, where they are to spend the winter.
 Miss Edna Jansen. stenographer in the purchasing department of the Crompton & Knowles Loom Co, Worcester. was week end guest of Mrs Dalbert Mackenzie, Wilkinson street
 W. B. Wheatley of Danielson, . member of Putnam lodge of Elks, died in Providence recently of pneu- monia. Members of the lodge went to Danielson last Friday to attend the funeral
 o. (. Bosworth and Frank Jarvis returned from Monamet Point, Cape Cod. bringing with them 15 nice cod that they caught on fishing trip. Neighbors of MT Bosworth shared Tn the catch
 Mrs. C. F. Breault and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Diane Breault Farley, have been entertaining Mrs. Breault's son, : H. C. K. Breault, of the ordnance de partment, U. s. army, now stationed in Bridgeport.
 (. NJ Elliott has greatly improved the front of his store. He has in- stalled new leaded glass signs under his show windows They are illumin- ated at night and the words. Elliott, Shoes," appear,
 Christopher and Charles Terzis, who f formerly conducted g pool room in 7 Union block have left Putnam. Chris. , has removed his family to Clinton. , Mass. and Charles is on his way to , the Phillipine Islands. 1 The retail price of broken, egg, l stove. chestnut and pea coal will be s advanced dollar ton in Putnam in the near future Coal dealers say
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