Putnam patriot., 1918-09-06

l Olney Brott is a visitor in town with Miss Frances 0lney I The bridge club met with Miss Frances 0lney on Friday. Miss Sherman is entertaining her niece, Miss Phinney of New York.
 Mrs. Carolyn Moves is spending the week al a cottage in Bates Grove, i The ladies missionary meeting was 1 held with Mrs. Lyman on Wednesday, Edith Clemens spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Fred Hutehins. ] Mir. Lovejoy with a party of 1 friends visited Worcester on Wednes- i day
 1 Fred Hutehins attended the funeral of his sister in Bethlehem, N H., on ] Sunday.
 Mrs. Demond of Boston was a wis iter with her sister, Mrs. White, on Friday
 Brick Bergstromd has been a visitor with Mir. Hermanson, the florist, the l past week.
 Dr. Gardner Miller of Providence spent Sunday at his country home on Providence street.
 Leonadr Mills drove the car with Mr and Mrs Myron Elliott to Camp 1 Deyens on Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. Price of Bridgeport were guests of Mir. and Mrs E, E. Rhoades over Sunday
 Allen Reynolds and family of Wor- eester were visitors in town over the weekend and Labor Day Arthur Johnson of Worcester spent Sunday with his parents, Mir and Mrs. Johnson, at Brandy Hill Charles Jackson of South Wood stock was visitor with his daughter, Mrs, Litchfeld, on Sunday. Richard Arnold, a resident of Thompson fifteen years ago, spent Friday with relatives in town Lieut.. Louis and Mrs Ream of Washington. D. C., were visitors at Carolyn Hall over the weekend. MT. and Mrs Fred Eddy of South bridge were visitors with Mir and Mrs Nathan Chase over Labor Day.
 The wells in several sections of the village are beginning to show the eff fleets of the dry hot weather of the past month
 E. C. Atkins and wife and sisters, friends of Mrs. Emma Shaw Col clough, were weekend visitors at the Vernon Stiles.
 Mr. and Mrs Amidon are away on their wedding trip to Vermont, where Mrs. Amidon spent few years in | missionary work
 Mrs. Clarence Jacobs. who has been spending month at the Vernon Stiles. has returned to her home in Brooklyn, N Y.
 Mrs Frank Peterson and daughter | Edith were visitors with her son, Rob ert Peterson, in Hyde Park, Mass, 1 over the weekend.
 Miss Mildred Knight resumed her place at the organ on Sunday. Com munion service was held at the close l of the morning service.
 The picnic of the Thimble Club, which was to have been held last Sat 1 urday, was postponed on account of the threatening weather, until Labor Day evening.
 The New England Fair at Worees- | ter was visited by several of our citi- zens this week Floyd Bowen and Clifford Green, with their cars, took parties there on Tuesday. The prize given by Mr. Russell to the Quinattissitt Country Club to be | contested for, was won by Postmaster R. A. Cunning in a score of 31. Mrs. | Robert Ream won the lady's prize. We have to note this week of the closing of the first house for the win ter Mr White with his family, clos | ed their residence on Monday and are to live in Boston through the winter. MT. and Mrs. Lyman have had as visitors Mrs. Lyman's sister, Mrs. l Adams and husband and son of East | Orange, N. J. They made a stop over visit while returning to their ! home.
 | Samuel Kribbs and Miss Corey of 1 Providence are visiting Mir Kribb's parents, MT and Mrs. Ephraim Smith Mr Walter Jaques of Hart | ford spent the weekend and Labor Day there also.
 Mr. and Mrs Emory Munyan have l been visitors with Mr. Munyan's par ents the past week Mr Munyan is home on short furlouph from l Washington, D. C.. where he is in the l Government service.
 Miss Ruth Vanarsdale, who has been spending few weeks with her aunt, Mrs Ella Herriek. returned to her home in Boston on Friday. She was entertained by Mrs. Wieks on an auto trip to her home.
 A well earned vacation is being taken by George Foster, the obliging and faithful clerk in the local store Mr. Foster is getting rest and pleas ure in a visit to his old home with relatives in the state of Vermont
 The piano recital by Prof. Ravens on Saturday evening was in every way an exceptional affair A large number were present from Pomfret, Woodstock and other surrounding towns. The net proceeds, which were for the Red Cross, was $125.
 The Grange resumed its regular twice a month meetings for the fall
 and winter on Tuesday evening. The committee on having a picnic an nounced that it was to be held at Let
 ters' cottage, Greens grove, Quadic
 reservoir, on Saturday, Sept '.
 The golf grounds were not silent on
 Sunday Those who play the game,
 who also wanted to show their patriot