Putnam patriot., 1918-07-26
PUTNAM NEWS
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Mrs. Harry Neinken Is visiting al Spring Lake. Y. J
 NJ. Edmond Duroctar ard Mrs Francis CHarron are visiting relatives in Springfield and Providence.
 The Misses dinuie and Elizabeth | Diamond. Woodstock avenue. are en- ,ertairiae Hiss Bessie Tafesk Of Dor chester Mas
 Ms Marion Warren and her grand father. Reuben Naples. motored to East G-zerwich Sunday with Hr and i Nrs. R s DaHforth
 Joseph ). MeHarty of the Graves | lighthouse station, Boston. IS spend ing 5he weekend with his sister, Mrs James F Lacey. on Seward street. staralzw sazmanski of Eassfor3 was induced into the service by the local exemption board at the request of the See Yorz beard and M1nda. 1as sect .5 Camp Hancock Ge5rgia.
 Re z . Sargent cane ta Putnam Taarsaag Is0m Vineyard Haven He aeas 70 Worcester this Friday morn iaz and saa1urted the funeral service of Everett x Aia1ch. 39 years old
 John i Da#g has pFezentea a box of cigars to members of Hose Com saay No. and Hose Company No as slight recognition of their ser vices at tas Putnam sik Company mil fire
 Automobiles driven by Howard C Bradford of Putnam and William Ar thur Of Heeaaa.esyi'le. eollided near the Arcs bridge. Tuesday evening Ire front wheels of the Bradford ma chine were dished.
 "LiratIess nights" to save fuel were rez4meI in Sew England Wed ues 8ay tlI oat door illumination. except necessary street lighting. is to ae #lze5ae5aae4 sa Monday. Tuesday. He4a as and Thursday nlgats each
 Auburn Happy. pfize Boston bull aa#. 3deee by Ms George E Bze5 er af Charles H Mower. Bur Ia 9en. E3 fsf SI549 t@8 years
 fsau HstaIre5 t5 t. forme owner 4# 4a agreement at l5ee of fafsas.a
 fHe Rochester. < Y. papers tod eai= secs sf tHe leata 4f Dr Joseph i II Gilmore. wa5 for +o years WIS professor of English in Rochester | University. and made himself Worla known as author of the hymn, He Leaseth Me"
 special meeting of the common council was held Monday nisht rela tiYe to the S75.900 loan for building the water works improvement No action was taken. but the matter will come up at another special meeting next Monday evening.
 Last Friday afternoon Miss Gene vieve Letters gave theatre party in honor of some of the little city chil- dren who were in Putnam as guests of the New York Tribune fresh air fund After enjoying Mary Pickford in Miss the little hostess took her guests to have ice cream
 Willis Carroll and family are spending two weeks at the farm of | Dr Bernard Murphy, Pomfret Mir. Carroll spends most of the time with | hook and line and bait, when he does mt forget the latter necessary part of l a fisherman's paraphernaha.
 Two new four-blade electric fans have been installed at the Bradley | theatre this week, in the balcony | They were put in use this Friday for the first time This makes the upper part of the theatre cool and comfort able for the patrons
 Rev Clinton N Wilson will preach | at the Congreeational church Sunday l morning He VilI deliver a patriotic sermon on "The Gall of the Nations ! On August 4th Rev William l kuap- ! reaberser will supply the pu.a He l iz eNprezaeut of the Nauaas i Collage Allantown. Pa and at pres ent is pastor of sle church at Mantle
 The fire department was called out 1 just before o'clock Wednesday evening for fire in the picker room al the Nightingale Morse mill The 1 fire was put out before the depart ment arrived The truck was brought i out again just after o'clock to put | out fire in the mattresses thrown l from the building in the rear of Null lan's store and left lying near the 1 building