Putnam patriot., 1918-08-23
 PERTINENT TO PI IMAM PEOPLE
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day from her vacation at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
 Mrs. N A Ballard and two sons left Tuesday morning for two weeks stay at Vineyard Haven, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Augustin Nj Bartlett of Grove street have been at Mantle two weeks, returning home Thursday
 Mrs Mary Grant Sherman and daughter, Miss Eruestine, spent two weeks with Mrs Joseph MuHroe at Warren, R |
 The Misses Warren of Grand View, with their guests, Misses Hall of New Haven, spent Saturday at Squaw Rocks, Plaintield
 Mrs Eva Warren of Church street has closed her home for a month to go to her camp at Buttonwoods, R |, for complete rest
 Mr and Mrs Charles Browning of Worcester spent the weekend in Put nam. the guests of Mir and Mrs Ghas Letters, Grand View
 Miss Ellen NJ Wheeloek motored to Pleasant View, K. |. with her broth CT. Silas Wheeloek. on Saturday. re= turning with him Sunday night.
 Judge NJ. II. Geissler. his two sis ters, and Mir and Mrs. F. F. Rhoades. Thompson, motored to Boston and nearby places over the weekend
 Mrs. Miriam F.. Fuller returned Monday from Bridgeport, where she has been spending a month with her daughter, Mrs Raymond G Kennedy
 Mrs Ida C Kennedy. who has been in Pawtucket, Worcester and See kenk. Mass, the past four months. re turned to her home here Thursday evening.
 Mrs. George N Holt. who has been spending several weeks at lu= niper Point, Maine, returned with the Misses Diugwall when they came on Saturday
 Mrs William Souls ef New York and son. with Miss Frances Jordan of Fabyan. motored to Putnam Sunday and called on Mrs. \ " Macdonald and family
 Miss Mary Wheeloek. who has been spending several weeks with her sis ter. Mrs. C. H. Gilpatrie at Juniper Point. Maine, returned home this week Wednesday
 William F. Davison. government cloth inspector, was home over Sun day. The family has removed from Bullock street to the Darcy cottage on Mechanics treet. John c Johnson motored his sister. Mrs. Freeman, and Miss Mary John son to Providence on Saturday Mrs. Freeman returned to her home in Foxboro, Monday noon. Mrs. w. J. Turner and Mrs. Der tha L. Brewster of Seekonk, Mass, have been in this city removing the household effects of their parents, the late MT. and Mrs F. E. Lowering.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent and Miss Flor ence Sargent went to Worcester Mon day to visit Harold Sargent and fam fly Mir Sargent returned Monday night, but Miss Florence is to remain the week
 John Dady left Saturday to spend the weekend with Dr. Russell and family at their cottage at Juniper Point, Maine. The doctor IS to con tinue his vacation until the first of September.
 Miss Rose Lavale of New York has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs j. U. Dupre, Providence street Next month Miss Lavalle will leave for France, where she will engage in I. NJ. (. A. work
 Miss Marion Warren of the First National Bank is having her yaca- tion She left Monday to spend week at Pleasant View at the Wig wan, and the second week she is to spend at Oak Bluffs
 Mrs. L D. Bates of Fabyan. who it will be remembered was thrown from her carriage and broke her hip, and has been for several months in Wor- eester hospital, returned to her home last Saturday. Mrs Bates is well known in Putnam and North Gros- venordale.
 The Misses Beatrice and Blanche Gagne of Bridgeport have been the guests of their aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Gagne, Elm street. They were entertained with automo- bile rides to Providence and Proyi- dence river resorts and other nearby points of interest.
 Miss Falkins, who for many years has been a trained nurse in Putnam, and for the past year has been with Mrs. Mary Gardner, was called to her home in New Brunswick, her mother having been struck by motor cycle .,,9 La,,;ncr bar hin fracfIIrad Miss