Putnam patriot., 1918-10-25
PUTNAM NEWS
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Mrs. Alice Miller of Lowell, Mass. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Dady, sunnyside.
 sergt. James Hall returned to Camp Sevier. GreenviIle, s. C., last Monday
 Mrs. Norman L. Kennedy has taken a position in the office of the John I. Dady Corp
 Private Clifford Trahan is home from Camp Degens on account of the illness of relatiye
 Kenneth and Stanton Ballard, who have been having the influenza, are getting along nicely
 Miss Ruth Smith, Wilkinson street, has resumed her studies at the Nor nal school in Worcester.
 Felix Pepin, who left several weeks ago to enter Dr Christians private
 9suitaf in Boston, is recovering
 The laying of pipe for the ne" trunk lne from Harfseille to Putnam has begun, and pipe steadily arriY- ing.
 Fred Tcft underwent aH operation far appendicitis at Hhe Dae kimbaH hospital Sunday and is getting along nicely
 R. J Simpson aad wife of Athol Mas spent f6p weekend @ith hr and Hf V. II Harris, Woodstock avenue
 Franklin Perry son of First Lieut.. and Mrs F. Perry. has raised in his garden 48 pumpkins on a self sowed vInc
 Mir. and Mrs William F ssmalliag and son. Grove staaet motored to Worcester Thursday where Mrs smallue consulted an eye specialist
 Miss Grace Child of Wiasted, who has been home for some time on ac- count of tbe schools closing for the jnHueaza. returned to her work today d7eias9
 Rev. and Ms. orborne of Mystic were guests of Mr and Mfs John Dady few days last week. Mir 0s= horne assisted at Norman keanedE's funeral
 Miss Inez Brewer. employed by the Aetna Insurance Co.. Hartford, was st her homo here the latter part of last week returning to Hartford Sunday evening.
 Private Frank Phillips, who has been critically i'll at his home in Hampton. has nearly recovered. He was assigned to help the local ex- amption board, and will shortly re sume his duties here.
 Misses Florence Darling and A. Louise Adams of the Hartford Hos oital Training school, were home 5ver the weekend Miss Darling de seloped an attack of influenza Sun lay, and is still at her home here
 Mrs. Dexter Crawford and daugh- Ter. Fliuor. of WilIimantic spent last week with Mrs Grawford's aunt, Mrs Hopkins, School street. Mrs. Craw- ford before her marriage, was Miss Nellie Warren. and lived in Putnam.
 Those from Putnam to take part in the Bible School Institute to be held in Thompson the first of November, are Mrs. J B Kent, Mrs. F. J. Dan iels. Supt. r. II Harrington and Rev C. C $. MacKay of the Baptist church
 Arthur Dprochcr was taken to the Day Kimbar hospital Monday, after having had his hand badly laeerated in a machine at the Nightingale Morse mill The hand was sewed up and the wound dressed and he was discharged.
 The Rev W A Keefe of Plain field, in addition to being State Di rector for the National Catholic War Council. has been appointed Eastern Connecticut representative of George C. Hubert. State Director of United War Work campaign.
 Mrs. C. L. Adams, Wilkinson street. entered St. Vincent's hospital, Worcester, Monday, and submitted to am operation Wednesday morning, pr. NJ. II. Fallon being the operating sur geon. Reports yesterday were that her condition was very good.
 Peter II. Furno, first lieutenant NJ G., we'll known and prominent phy- sician of Chicago, who has devoted all of his time to the aiding in the con trol of the epidemic at Base Hospital, Camp Devens, was recent guest ot Miss Ruth Beaudreault, Providence street
 Mrs Melvin Alderman, South Man chester. who will be remembered as Miss Irene Reed, and who formerly resided in Putnam with the family of Principal C W. Hathaway of Tour tellotte Memorial school is at Hart ford Hospital. where she has under gone an operation
 Mrs Minnie Elliott and child of | ..,,,.l nal a,.n ,ruasts If ber mar