Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-09-13
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ter Wednesday.
Rev. F. D. Sargent spent Wednes-
day in Worcester.
Mrs. Charles Smith returns satur-
day Of this week from Oakland Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Heath spent the
weekend at Lords Point
Attorney Charles L forrey was in
Eastford conducting case on Sat
urday.
Charles Nichols and Howard f.
Brown attended bali game in Boston
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W Ringland have
returned from their vacation spent in
Keene, y. H.
Leodore Maynard has returned
from Erie, Pa. He is a student At
Worcester Tech.
A fire alarm Monday called the de
partment to South Meadow street for
blaze in a coal dump.
Mrs. Ewart Brunn and son Laddie
have returned after spending the
summer at Fishers Island. ". Y.
Felix Pepin, who has been pa
tient at the Day Kimbal hospital for
several weeks, is slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas NJ Wheeloek
left Thursday for few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Duval. New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Stahl have come
here from Hartford to make their
home. Mr.. Stahl is employed by the
telephone company.
Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Richardson,
Mechanics street, are entertaining
Mr.. Richardson's parents from Proqi
degce over the weekend.
Trolley conductors said the riding
on the street cars was practically
doubled on Sunday, this due to the
ban on the use Of automobile
Miss Nellie Bloxam, matron Of the
Day kimball hospital, is spending her
vacation with her brother in Sidney
n. Y. aud visiting other places
F. L. Davis, who has been spend
ing the summer at Lord Point Is ex-
pectel to return her the latter part Of
this week 10 remain for the winter.
Rev. r. d. Sargent exchanges next
Sunday with Rev VIM. Frying of
Wauregan, whose text is T. De The
Christian IDOL in the Modern World
Mrs Ewart Brunn, accompanied by
her mother. Mrs Champlin, and Miss
Bessie Champin also Miss Ethel
Rowe, motored to Worcester ON Sat
urday.
Edward ~ Fisher, for years meat
cutter at the Bartlett store, has re
signed and is working in Webster. He
is succeeded by Harry f. Morse of
Putnam.
1t was stated here Wednesday that
permits will be issued for cars that
are to run to Brooklyn Sunday to at
tend the patriotic rally scheduled for
that place.
Mrs Frank Jarvis took her son
Fred to the American deaf and dumb
school AZ Hartford Tuesday, after he
nn,, lent the summer vacation at his
home here
Mr.. and Mrs c. Dwight Sharpe,
John Sabin and family, and Silas NJ
Wheeloek and family, were among
those who made the pilgrimage to
Lebanon last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Milo Warren have
been having as guests Mrs. Carl Lit
tie and daughter Edith Of Baltimore,
Md; also Miss Alice Keith from
North Easton Mass.
Mrs W. T Marden has returned
from Grand Manan, N. B., and Mr..
and Mrs. Marden are now keeping
house on Wilkinson street, where
they were formerly located.
Chief Boursier and Frederick Du-
mas of the Putnam fire department
were guests of the Danielson Fire.
mems association at an outing at Al
exander's Lake, Sunday.
William Foran of Willimantic has
been visiting in Putnam. The work
train on which he was engineer has
been taken off He is one of the old
est engineers on the road,
The Merchants committee of the
Putnam Chamber of Commerce de
cided in favor of the usual half -holi-
day for Woodstock fair, which will
be one-day fair again this year.
Chairman Putnam of the State Lib
erty Loan Committee has organized
his forces Mrs Morgan G. Bulke-
ley, chairman of the state women's
committee, has appointed Mrs. Ernest
c. Morse chairman for Putnam, and
Thompson
Mrs james Kent motored up from
Crescent Beach. where she has been
spending the summer, on Thursday of
this week. Leaving her car here, Fri
H.l IL.