Putnam patriot., 1918-09-06
PUTNAM NEWS
-.......--.--......--.....-.. ..--.--.--.--...-.

Miss Rosanna Gregoire of this city is visiting in Hartford.
 Private Clifford Trahan was home from Devens for Labor Day.
 John Vandale of Smith street has sold his property to Alexis Ethier
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. McKenna. Arch street, motored to Boston this week.
 Mrs. Telesphore woisard is attend ing the fall millinery openings in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. William Solaso and daughter Mabel, we're in Worcester cn Labor Day.
 Mrs. Charles Kelley, who has been quite i'll, is reported as being much more comfortable.
 Private Archibald Macdonald. Camp Devens, was at the home of his parents over Sunday.
 Miss Pauline Grady of the Cham peau store. is enjoying a weeks vaea- tion in Marlboro, Mass.
 Sergeant James Charron and Ser geant Rosario Beausoleil passed Mon day at their homes here.
 MT. and Mrs. C. L. Adams were among the Putnam people at the New England Fair in Worcester Labor Day.
 Miss Mary McElhenA of Webster spent her vacation with Capt Fee and Lieut. Platt of the Salvation Army here.
 MT. and Mrs. David Smith and fam |ily. Wilkinson street, are in Worces- ter for the celebration of the Jewish New Year.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallace Smith have moved into the house on Freemont street formerly occupied by II. A. Lord and family
 Sergeant Hyde Smith, Camp Dew ems. accompanied by friend. Ser geant Fred Williams, passed the holi- day in this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Marion and daughter Pauline. and Miss Antoin- cite Baril spent Labor Day in Wor- cester and Boston.
 Rev. H. N. Brown of DanielseH will preach in the Advent Church on Chapel street Sunday at 3 o'clock. Subject, Holiness.
 Frank H. Cordier, Church street passed the weekend at Sound View. On Labor Day he attended the Char ter Oak Fair in Hartford.
 Miss Marjorie Collins of Center street has accepted a position with the Federal Paper Board Company at Versailles as stenographer. c. E. Silverman of Deacon, N. Y, passed the weekend with his wife, Mrs. Silverman, who has been passing two months with MT. and Mrs. Frank Dumas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Tetreault and Miss Della Tetreault of Providence were guests of Mrs. Joseph Lizotte of Providence street Sunday and La bor Day.
 Mrs. Eunice Manchester has return ed to the home of Reuben Naples and family, Grand View. She came from Providence on Labor Day with Miss Marion Warren.
 Miss Constance Russell has been entertaining Miss Van Cleve, of New York. On Friday of last week, ac- companied by Judge and Mrs Russell, they motored to Camp Devens.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Reynolds, Grand View, have been entertaining Mrs. Reynolds niece, Miss Naomi Fletcher of New York, for month. She returned home last Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jasper Holmes re- turned Tuesday from a motor trip of over 1900 miles They toured through the White Mountains, and spent some days at Old Orchard Beach, Me.
 MT. and Mrs. F J. Lizotte, MT. and Mrs. E. Durand, and Mir and Mrs. Leo Picnic of Danielson, motored to Plymouth, Cape Cod, and Onset, on Labor Day, with Frank Jarvis driving.
 The tri-ennial conference of the Mayfower descendants IS to be held in Plymouth September 5, 6 and '. Mrs. Ebenezer Bishop of North Woodstock will represent Connecticut at the gathering.
 G. Harold Gilpatric and family re- turned in their car from Juniper Point. Maine, an Monday. Mrs. Geo. Gilpatric did not return with them, but is expected this week. She will come by train.
 Perle Warner of the Putnam Music Shop has been called back into his company. Before exporting for duty he will take a months vacation. MT. AveriIl will assume the management of the Music Shop.
 Cont Fee of the Putnam Salvation