Putnam patriot., 1918-11-08
PUTNAM NEWS
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 to improve a little each day
 Mrs. Eugene Dumas of Taftville called on relatives here on Sunday.
 John C. Johnson vas in Watertoar Wednesday of this week on business trip
 Miss Victoria Linden spent the weekend at her home in Marlboro Mass.
 Sergeant Joseph Burton was op from Fort Terry fe~ days this week
 Mrs. Dalbert Mackenzie and Miss Alice Adams were weekend visitors in Worcester
 Mr and Mrs. Charles DaHforth and Miss Marion Warren were in Worces- ter on Saturday.
 Mrs 4. | Walker left this week Friday to spend several weeks "ith friends iu Norwich
 Byron Wilcox of Clark College. Worcester. spent Sunday at his home on Chapman street
 Amang those home from Camp Devels Sunday were serge#Ht5 Dag le. CharroH aaa Baaasolei.
 Mr. and Mas William l. smalang and soa Clayton .of Grove street. motored to Worcester Thursday
 Questionnaires for reeistrants of this district Who are 37 years of ase and over sill go out beginnme nekt Monday
 The county commissioners were in / Putnam Wednesday and granted l. suor licenses. There were 10 re noastrances
 Malcolm Wiley of the s 4 T es1 Clark College. Worcester. sFeut Sun daq at his home on Oak HI
 Henry { Lord of Norwich. former ly Wne chef at the Putnam telephone office, was visitor iH he city Tues day.
 Mrs Newton Ballard who E seHi eusly ill #ith pneumonia is reported today as being little more comfort able.
 Mrs T J Sullivan and daughter Pauline were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Dumas on Livery street Sunday
 Napoleon Mandvfle of New Lon don. formerly of this city, was here Wednesday for examination, being a draftee
 Mrs l Il. Roberts. School street, has had severe shock All her ebil- aren have been sent for, as she is very low.
 John Macdonald and family of Hartford were weekend guests of relatives in Putnam They returned home Tuesday
 Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Beiair were in Webster Monday to attend the flu neral of Mrs Belaif's aunt Mrs ' J. Hughes
 Mrs. John sabin and two of her children are sick with the influenza Mrs. sabin is improved enough SD she is sittine up.
 slr. and Mrs Silas Wheelock, ac- eompanied by Miss Mary Wheelock and the Misses Mann, motored to Hartford today duday)
 Mrs Edward W. Mallan and her son, Robert Anthony went to Bos- ton this Friday noon to spend the weekend with relatives
 Joseph Beaudry and Miss Char lotte Hobbs af 5lalboro Mass were Sunday visitors at the home of Jos eph Maynard Ealloek street.
 Miss Rosalba nonais was in South bridge on Sunday, calling on her brother Clement, who was reported dangerously ill with pneumonia.
 Mrs J. F. Weatherhead has closed her home on Grove street for the win ter and has gone to Pawtueket to stay with Mir Weatherhead's sister.
 Mrs. C. l. Adams has returned to her home on Wilkinson street from St Vincent's hospital, Worcester, where she recently underwent an op= eration.
 Mrs. Leslie Mason of South Paris, Maine. was the guest of her father, | W. Trowbrdge of Pomfret eou= pie of days this week, returning home on Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Marvin Tourtellette and family, who for the past eight wears have lived on Farrows street, have moved into the Chandler cottage on Grove street.
 Miss Florence Darling, School street, returned to her duties at the Hartford Hospital. Sunday, after haveing been home for two weeks on account of illness
 Henry Wheelock motored to New Haven this week Friday to remain until Saturday night lie took as ,.lests his niece, Miss EH1abets