Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12
PUTNAM NEWS
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 Miss Gertrude Joslyn, Oak Hill, spent Saturday in Worcester
 Alvin s. Martin of Boston spent Sunday with his family in Putnam.
 Jasper Holmes and family motored to Boston Saturday in Mir Holmes new car.
 Thomas J. Corcoran, Jr.. has re turned from business trip to Wash ington, D. C.
 Miss Agnes Quirck, a sewer in the Waterman mill. is i'll at her boarding place on Church street.
 Noel Dupre has returned from Wor- cester to accept position as sales man in Remis Boot Shop
 Principal Handy and a number of High school students saw the big parade in Boston. Saturday
 Miss Edna Mann is spending a week with her brother Jerome and sister, Miss Marjorie, in New York
 Mrs. (. J. Meehan was in Concord, N. H. Monday to attend the wedding of her sister Miss Ruth Robinson
 Putnam lodge of 0dd Fellows will hold their memorial services at the Methodist church, Sunday. April 2S.
 Dr. L. Q. Morasse has so far re covered from his recent illness Us to be able to resume his practice resu- larly
 Adelard Salvas is q member of the coast artillery company, of whose safe arrival in France was learned here this week.
 J. Richard Carpenter was in Boston to spend the weekend with his daughter, Miss Marion, a student in Simmons College.
 Mrs Elmer c. Tucker of Worces- ter is spending a few days with her brother, Charles II. Brown, and fam fly, Wilkinson street.
 Mrs. T. j. Sullivan and daughter Pauline of East Hartford were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dumas, Liv- cry street, over Sunday.
 ". |. Warden of Passport. Me. is the new matchmaker in the store of George E. Shaw He and Mrs Mar den have arrived in Putnam
 Private Eugene Brodeur was home from Mneola, L. L, to spend Sunday with relatives in Putnam He re- gently returned from Texas.
 Private Eugene Dumas was home from Camp Devens to spend the weekend with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Dumas. Livery street.
 Maurice Diamond, yeoman in the U. S. Navy, was up from New Lon don to spend Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs s. Diamond, Woodstock avenue.
 Mrs John A. Dady left this Frii3, to visit Dr. and Mrs. Spicer of Water bury Mrs Spicer is Mr. Dady's niece and has often visited in Put man.
 Mr. and Mrs John Whalen have re- moved from Wilkinson street to the tenement on Bellevue street recently vacated by Mir and Mrs. Robert Chad wick.
 Mrs Ran lall, Grand View, has just returned from Maine, where she spent the winter She divided the time be- tween her daughter in Lewiston and with her son in Portland.
 The ninth girl baby was born to Mr. and Mrs Ovila Vadnais, March ? Nine children and all girls is an unusual occurrence. Mir. Vadnais Is employed in the C. NJ. X E. B. Kent shop.
 George St 0nge was committed to the Wiadham County Temporary Home by Judge David Flaeg last Sat urday The father has disappeared. and the mother is too i'll to take care of the family.
 Miss Blanche Wilcox has succeeded Miss Elizabeth Cornwell as book keeper at the store of g. Diamond. Miss Cornwell has accepted position in the office of a manufacturing con cern in Tilton, N. H.
 Mrs George H. Nichols of Thomp- son left this Friday for Washington, D. C., to attend the Continental Con gress of the D. A. R., as representa- tive of Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter of Putnam.
 William L. Macdonald, superintend- ent of schools, was in Peterboro, N. H., Friday night to attend the open ing of the new town hall. Mir Mac donald was formerly connected with the schools of Peterboro.
 Mr. and Mrs. s. Nikoloff of this city were in Worcester Tuesday eve ming attending a banquet held at Hotel Bancroft It was given by the Anglo-American club in honor of the crew of the British tank Britannia
 While in Putnam to address the