Putnam patriot., 1918-04-26
PUTNAM NEWS


Edward W Mullan was among the
buyers in Boston. Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Demers is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Frank Ftemmiug OF
Ashland, n H.
Miss Nellie Bloxham, matron of the
Day Kimban hospital, made business
trip to Boston. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Browning of
Worcester spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Letters, Grand
View
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waterman of
the Putnam Inn entertained Mr. Wa
termans mother from Providence ov-
err Sunday.
Charles NJ. FELTON, of Putnam was
certified by District exemption
board of Worcester to leave for camp
April 29th
Mrs w. H Longden, Grove street.
leaves the last of the week for a
months stay with her son and his
wife in Lowell, Mass.
Private Charles Ryan, recently
transferred from Camp Gordon, Ga,
to Camp Upton, l. /, spent Sunday at
his home in Putnam.
1t has been learned that Peter lie
deaux formerly employed IN Drag
ons tailor shop. is a member of Kill
tie regiment in Canada.
Some one get excited Monday af-
ternoon and pulled IN general alarm
from box 81 for small brush fire in
the north end Of the city.
Sergeant Hyde Smith of Camp De-
ems spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
Smith, Wilkinson street.
Peter Magnan returned Friday from
Boston, where he went to try to en-
list in some branch of the Canadian
service. He was not accepted
Miss Alice West of Worcester. for
merly bookkeeper at the Hammond
Knowlton mill, spent Sunday with
Miss Annie Weeks, Pomfret street
Frank and John Stoumbelis of the
Progress Confectionery store We're
visitors in New Haven, Bridgeport,
and Ansonia, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Miss Crepe, housekeeper at St
Mary's rectory, is recovering from an
operation in which she had two toes
amputated at the Day kimball hos
pital
Mrs. Hiram Brown, Oak Hill, went
to Pomfret Tuesday to spend few
days with her sister, Miss Addie Tuck
err and brother-in-law, Andrew Will
liams.
Willis Carroll went to Worcester
Sunday to visit relatives. He return
ed home Monday evening aecompan-
led by Mrs Carroll, who had been Wis
iting in Worcester
George Gransell, a student at the
International College, Springfield,
spent a few days last week with his
father, George Gransell, and with 9TH
er relatives here. He returned to his
studies Monday.
Engineer Herbert Cook, who was
injured in the railroad wreck at Pom
fret, remains in the Day Kimball hos
pital. He is improving slowly. Mrs.
Cook came on from Hartford to spend
Sunday with him.
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Thurber and
little daughter, formerly of Putnam,
now living in Clinton, Mass, return
ed to their home last Saturday after
spending a few days with Mr. Thur
ber's parents on Sunnyside.
Alva Proulx and his brother Alfred.
formerly of Putnam, now of Paw
tucket, are among the $50 men from
Rhode Island who will be sent to
camp next Saturday The young men
expect to be sent to Camp Dix, n. J.
William c. Wyle of Willimantic,
whose right arm was injured last Sep
TENDER when he was struck IN Putnam
railroad yard by the Bar Harbor ex-
press, has gone to the Post Graduate
hospital, n y, for further treatment.
Mrs. S. Diamond and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Minnie and Elizabeth and
son Robert, attended a banquet in
Worcester, Thursday evening, in hon.
or of a friend who has been drafted
and will soon leave to enter the SER
vice
Miss Flora Ellis of Boston has been
spending few days with Miss Edith
Bowen, Sunnyside She returned to
her home on Sunday and was accom-
panied part way by Miss Bowen, who
is to visit for few days with Miss
Florence Stubbert in her home near
Providence
Council AZ and Council Ia, St.
Jean Baptiste Society. held joint
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