Putnam patriot., 1918-06-14
 PERTINENT TO PUTNAM
 PEOPLE
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 John 4 Dady has purchased new seven passenger automobile.
 Miss Constance Russell Is home from Vassar College for the summer vacation
 C Dwight Sharpe conducted Lib erty Chorus of 57 voices in Eastford Tuesday evening
 Mss Ethel Rowe, Pawtucket, is tie guest of her sister. Mrs C. Fred Wa terman, at the Inn.
 Mrs L F. Martin. Grove street, is ,Isiting her son, Alvan s. Martin and Mrs Martin, in Boston
 Tuesday night E. NJ Wheaton and F. E. Metcalf started for New Hamp- shire on business trip.
 Privates James Murray William saretzki and Ray H Morse were home from Camp Upton over Sunday
 Mrs. James T. Kent and children arrived flom Nee York Tuesday to be the guests of Dr. and Hrs= Kent.
 Citizens were ebserved with pieces of smoked glass watching tae partial eclipse If the z1n last Saturday eve ming
 Mr and Mrs Ebeaezer Bishop of Brookline Mass, are at the Bishop home ia North Woodstock for the summer
 Pupils of Frederick Very will give pianoforte recital in Odd Fellows hall Wednesday evening, June 19, at i 8.l5 o'clock
 Putnam Chapter, R. A M worked the royal arch degree last evening at Masonic temple This will be the last meeting until September
 Perle Warner of the Averill War ner Go. is camping at Webster Lake for the season going back and forth to business each day in his car. 1 Mr and Mrs Alvin Martin were here for the weekend They came to have their baby baptised by Rev. F. D. Sargent, ChiIdfen's Sunday
 James Weeks, for some time clerk in the drug store of J F Donahue. left Monday for saranac Lake N. Y5 where he will spend the summer.
 l.. Il Wheaton was in Hartford on Tuesday to attend sale of Ayrshire cattle Wallace Goodail of the Wheaton farm accompanied him
 Mr aod Mrs Arthur Wheelock of t,>bfidee. Mass were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Sil#z Wheel ock They came to attend the baP- tism of Slas WHeeloek, Jr
 Dr. and Mrs. l. 0 Mora4se Church street. are entertaining Mrs. Mo rasse'z niece, Miss Jane Brown, Glens Falls. K Y She will remain here for the remainder of the summer
 Henry Tetreaalt. Elm street. and Jerry Labby and wife, Canal street, attended the funeral of Mrs Joseph Cartier in Providence last week Thursday Mrs Cartier formerly liv- ed in Putnam.
 Fred Jarvis. the 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jarvis of Marshall street, who has been attending school at the American Deaf and Dumb In stitution. Hartford, Is home for the summer vacation
 Mr and Mrs. Joseph Carroll of Providence street attended the funer- al of Mrs Carron's brotherin-law. Francois Paqutn. formerly of this city who died at PaWtucket and was buried there last week.
 Dr " Il Holmes of Mount Yer non. \. Y. was d recent quest of Mrs A W Macdonald He had been to Boston and vicinity getting teachers, so spent Saturday uieht in Putnam, returning home Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs AIhert Maerteae of New York city stopped in Putnam for a few hours Tuesday. with the family of Me Maertea's brother, Il William Macrtens They were on the way to Maine on their wedding trip
 Mrs. s. B Overlook entertained in formally at tea the first of this week. Those gong up form here were Mrs. George s Bradley, Mrs Harry C. Meinken. Mrs Ewart Brunn, Miss Bessie Ghamplin and Miss Bertha 
 Word has been received that Chas. Gague of Putnam, who enlisted in the ! Canadian forces and who has been in Egypt as an orderly, has been trans ferred to France, where he is connect ed with an engineers corps. Private Gagne enlisted as bandsman.
 The Women's Relief Corps held | their regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall Tuesday, June II, quite num- ber being present It was voted to decorate the members graves Friday, |