Putnam patriot., 1918-08-09
 PERTINENT TO PUTNAM PEOPLE

Norwood, Mass.
 Jack slattery. employed at the of fee of the Manhasset mill, began two weeks vacation Monday.
 Dr J Bryden Kent left Putnam Monday for Truro. Nova Scotia, where he is to pass a two weeks va cation
 Miss B White has returned to her home in this city after a weeks visit with Mrs Bernard Degan at Oakland Beach. R
 Mir. and Mrs. P. B. Green and fam fly of Putnam are guests of Mrs. Stat CT at the latter's cottage, Crescent Heights, R |
 After enjoying six weeks rest at Hough's Neck, Mass, Miss Harriet Smith has returned to her home on School street
 Miss Jennie Royce, Monson, Mass, is the guest of her aunt, Miss Jennie West. at the home of L. E. Smith, Church street.
 Miss Mary Anderson and Miss Er- nestine Sherman, employed at the Putnam telephone office, are having a two weeks vacation.
 Misses Mary and Elizabeth Smith, operators at the local telephone ex- change, resumed their work Monday after two weeks vacation
 Miss Ella Farrows, bookkeeper at the store of Ballard & Clark, Is hay ing a two weeks vacation She is spending 1t in New London.
 Frank W. Barber, formerly super intendent of rural schools in neigh boring towns, will preach at the Con gregationaI church on Sunday. William H. Sullivan. employed at the Manhasset mill with his family, will leave Saturday for Burlington, Vt, to spend q two weeks vacation.
 Mr and Mrs. George E. Dresser on Monday motored to Vermont, where they are to pass the remainder of the summer at their summer home in West Berlin.
 Eastern Connecticut Adventists have received notice that the Advent camp meeting has opened at South ington, and will continue in session until September ,.
 Arthur Keith, son of Mr and Mrs Luther Keith, Putnam. who is now in France, has been promoted and is now assistant supply officer He is with the 302d Field Signal battalion.
 Mrs Peter E. Belair and daughter returned to Putnam Sunday after q two weeks visit with relatives in Bos- ton On Saturday MT Belair went to Boston, and returned with them. | Mr and Mrs Herbert Smith on Sat urday motored to Pleasant View, R. IT., with Silas N Wheelock, and passed the weekend there with MT. Wheel ock and family, returning Sunday | evening.
 A hearing in regard to the applica- tion for discharge from bankrupt cy of Arthur Magnan of Putnam will be held at the office of Referee A. J. l Bowen in Willimantic on Saturday September '.
 Attorney Harry E. Back of Daniel son has received word of the death of his nephew, Captain Roscious H. Back, Jr. of Clark county, Washing ton. The young man was killed in ac- tion on July 19.
 Joseph Carroll of Providence street is out with new Oldsmoble eight, that he recently purchased from the Putnam Inn garage The purchase was made through the salesmanship of Wilfred A. Benoit, formerly of the Joy garage of this city
 Miss Blanche Beaudreault. Miss Fa- biola Beaudreault, Yvonne Benoit. Rose Authier Minnie Daigle and Mrs. Gecile Foisey. visited Mt Wauchusett Sunday, Arthur Robitaille acting as chauffeur for the party.
 Twenty applicants for naturaliza- ton papers appeared before Judge F. M Warner in the superior court rooms at Willimantic Saturday Of this number, fifteen received first pa pers and five second papers.
 Rey. William A. Keefe. PIainfeld, attended the annual convention of the supreme council of the K. of C.. which met at the Waldorf Astoria in New York Tuesday and Wednesday Father keefe is state lecturer of the Knights of Columbus,
 Mrs. George Newell motored up Monday from Washington, R. L, to spend the week with her parents, Mir and Mrs Henry L. Burt. Accom- panying her is little friend of Miss Barbara Newell, her daughter, who is the guest of her grandparents. Herbert Edwin Lee, Stafford ] Springs; John Oscar Carlson, Pat nam. and Bernard G Brown, Atta-