Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-07-11
PUTNAM NEWS



tanned friends from Westerly, r. l.,
over the Fourth.
Attorney c. L. Torrey attended a
meeting Of the State Board Of Edu-
cation at Hartford Tuesday.
J. G. Paine Of Bridgeport is the
guest Of his sister. Mrs. " V. Wilson.
He returns to Bridgeport Saturday.
Miss Alice Adams spent few days
the first Of this week with her sister,
Mrs. Dalbert Mackenzie, in Thomp-
son.
William Salvas, employed at the
Dean pin factory. had two fingers Of
his left hand crushed Wednesday
morning.
Miss Grace Bennett Of Providence
who has been visiting Mrs Agnes
Quirk, Church street, returned home
Sunday night
George Lewis. past exalted ruler Of
Putnam Lodge Of EIks, is attending
the national convention at Atlantic
City this week.
Mrs. f. G. Wright Of Plymouth,
Mass, spent few days this week the
guest Of her son, John Wright, and
wife in Pomfret.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ". Mullan, Mrs.
Elizabeth Muilan and Miss Alice Sher-
lock motored TO Boston Sunday and
called on relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Heath Of Hart
ford and Mr., and Mrs. {. E. Heath
motored to Cape Cod for over the
holiday and weekend.
Miss Ethel Howard. a teacher IN
the Hartford schools, spent the week
end the guest Of her brother, Byron
f. Howard and family.
Miss Blanche Daughtrey of Frank
lin, Va, IS visiting Miss HarIie Cor
bin, Fremont street. Miss Daughtrey
is a sister Of Mrs. Fred NJ. corbin.
The We-Can Cook Club is a new
class in cooking recently organized in
Woodstock by Miss Charlotte Emble-
ton home economics demonstration
Ernest Mortonsen of Norfolk, Va,
is spending his summer vacation at
Buttonwoods, Woodstock avenue, the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Carl
son
City Tax Collector Alfred Bonnie
vile is now receiving the annual as
sessments that keep the city's wheels
moving and the wheels are growing
larger all the time.
Miss Mary Lowe of Danielson, for
many years resident OF Putnam,
was in town on Saturday. Her broth
er, Frank Lowe. of Springfield, died
the last part of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Holmes, their
daughter, Mrs. Edward Lowry, and
little son, returned Sunday by auto
| mobile from Old Orchard Beach, Me
where they spent ten days.
Miss Esther Rouse leaves next weel
Tuesday for a short visit with friend:
in Worcester, and then will go tt
Fairhaven, Vt, to spend the summel
with her sister, Mrs. Elsie Rouse Dur
fee
States Attorney and Mrs. Charlie
f.. Searls have gone to Nantucket Is
land for vacation. Judge f. f Rus
sell and wife and daughter Miss Con
stance left Monday for Belgrade
Lakes, Me.
Edward J Salvas was in Boston
Thursday to purchase fixtures for
barber shop he is to open on Ven del
MORT street. He recently returne'
from France, where he was membe
of the seth artillery
| G. A. Hammond motored to Hamp
ton on Tuesday and Mrs. William
Hammond and daughter, Mrs. Math
ews of Binghamton, N. Y, and httl'
son returned with him and RENAME,
until Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Fuller have
hired the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. IL
Snow for the summer months. Mr.
Fuller has been here with his fathe
several weeks and Mrs. Fuller arriv
ed from California on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Maryott mo
tored to Touissett. Mount Hope Bay
X. /. and spent the Fourth with theii
daughter, Mrs. Ted Warren. Satur
day they visited in Bay Springs, Fal
River, New Bedford, Fair Haven anC
other points.
Mrs. Charles Wilder (Maude Case)
and young son of PittSburg, Pa, are
visiting Mrs Wilder's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w, ID. Case. School street
Mr.. Wilder has part interest in &
school in Pittsburg and this summer
he is at boys camp.
Miss Eta Kinney has resumed heI
duties at the library after a months
vacation Her nieces, Misses Gerald
inc and Dorothy Beard, are visiting
her bpre and Miss Phoebe who grad.