Putnam patriot., 1918-12-27
PUTNAM NEWS
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Peter F.. Bonin left Monday fol Canada, where he will visit relatives. The Baptist Sunday school had 2 Christmas tree Wednesday evening. Miss Gertrude Hall went to Boston i Wednesday, where she is to visit hei sister
 Mir. and Mrs. C. Fred Waterman spent Christmas with relatives in i Providence.
 Principal and Mrs. E. H. Snow en- tertained Miss Blanche Hunt of Lynn over Christmas.
 Mrs. Fletcher of Watertown is wis iting her daughter, Mrs. F.. A. Key holds, Grand View.
 Miss Etta Cook of Providence spent Christmas with Reuben Naples and family, Grand View.
 Mr. and Mrs. F Walden Wright of New Haven, formerly of Putnam, are both ill with the influenza.
 John G. Johnson motored to Nor wood. Mass, to spend Christmas day with his brother and family.
 G. E. Kachelein, electrical engin- ger at Fort Terry, N. Y., spent the holiday with Frank H Cordier.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. B Kent are to ar rive tonight (Friday) from their trip to Atlantic City and New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugo Carlson of Worcester were entertained on the holiday by Mir. and Mrs. F. o. Potter.
 The local exemption board has mo- tifed the adjutant generals office in Hartford that it's work has been com- pleted.
 Miss Grace Kenary. bookkeeper at the Putnam Inn, expects soon to leave for Worcester to begin training as nurse.
 Mrs. Charlotte Champlin and daughter, Miss Bessie, leave the first of next week for their new home in Cambridge, Mass.
 Miss Sarah Kenyon, nurse at the Pomfret school, is home for the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Kenyon.
 Miss Della Davis, school teacher in Deep River, spent the holiday with her parents, Postmaster and Mrs. Frank 0. Davis, Pomfret Center.
 Miss Annie Cogan spent Christmas day in Worcester with her mother and sisters. Mrs. Cogan is now living in Worcester with a married daughter
 Hyde Smith and Archibald Maedon- ald. Jr. were among the men home from Camp Devens for the holiday. Mr Smith has five days furlough
 Miss Maud Carpenter, student at the Connecticut College for Women, New London, is passing the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Alice Carpen- ter
 Stanton D. Wicks, who received a heutenants commission at an officers training school at Camp Lee, Va, spent the holiday at Doan Hall farm, Pomfret
 Miss Nellie c. Stone of Newbury- port. Mass, and Newton Stone of Bos- ton. passed the holiday with their mother. Mrs. William B. Stone, Sun nyside Ave.
 Arthur Plessis is at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Plessls' Woodstock avenue, for the holidays. He is a student at Assumption Col lege, Worcester
 MT. and Mrs. Remi Delarge motor ed to Providence Saturday afternoon, taking as guests Miss Anna Weeks, Miss Olive Whitney, and Mrs. Dalbert Mackenzie. of the office force of the H. K H. Silk Co. mill.
 Mrs. A. L. Mansfield and Mrs. Nei- son Mansfield have both been i'll with the influenza. Mrs Nelson Mansfield is much better and Mrs. A. L. Mans field is reported this morning as little improved. although yet yer, sick
 A chimney fire at $ o'clock Tues day morning called the firemen to tenement house on Cleveland street where a chimney was on fire. Two small and big chemical were used tt put out the blaze. No damage wa: | done.
 Charles Fl. Perry of Philadelphia an inspector for the quartermasteri department of the U. s. governmen in that district, stopped over Sunda! on his way to Massachusetts, with MT l and Mrs. C. L. Adams, Wilkinson street.
 Henry N Benoit, who has been a The Hague, Holland, the past year and who arrived in Washington som weeks ago, as told in last weeks Pa triot. arrived in Putnam to spen' Christmas.
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