Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-08-29
PUTNAM NEWS


Elorenus Clark has entered the en-
ploy of Ballard & Clark as book
keeper.
A son was born Tuesday at Day
Kimball hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Delisle.
Mrs. Fannie Farrows. has returned
to Putnam after a vacation spent at
Pleasure Beach.
Mrs. Ida G. Kennedy has returned
from visit with her brother of the
Pawtucket Times.
Miss Anna Arnold, who has been in
girls camp for the summer, return
ed home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs n. A. Ballard and son
Stanton returned Thursday from
Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Charles Smith and daughter Flor
ence left Thursday for several days
visit with relatives in Riverhead, r. /.
Mrs. Maria Farley, Mrs. Gideon Le-
Matre and son Paul have returned
from three weeks vacation in Canada
Adelard Salvas, who was in Nan
tucket last week to visit his brother
John, left the first of the week for De-
troit.
Miss Abbie H. Keith, English
teacher at the Putnam High school,
has returned from her vacation at
New Harbor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chadwick are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs Miller and
daughter Bessie, Of Beverly, Mass,
for the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Brousseau
and son Raymond are at Watch Hill.
The two older sons, Henry and Ted
dy, will go down for the weekend
Mrs. William Jolly and Mrs. Joseph
Guertin of Mill street have returned
from a months stay in Canada, visit
ing Montreal, Quebec and St. Anne.
Hyde Smith of the Bradley theatre
returned from his wedding trip to
Montreal Wednesday, Mrs. Smith is
with the Smith family at Winthrop
Beach.
Mrs. Arson B Handy of Stafford
Springs was in Putnam this week call
httrh at ri
formerly principal of the Putnam
High school
George Gascoigne of Toledo. Ohio,
is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Carrie
B. Gascoigne, South Main street. Mr.
family has been visiting
here for some weeks.
William Lippett, a familiar figure
on the streets of Putnam for years,
has sold his farm in Harrisville and
gone to Worcester to make his home
with his daughter. Mrs. George Boyce
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Maryotte, with
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Dexter of Everett,
Mass, leave today friday by auto
mobile for tour of the White Noun
tains and then to Maine They are to
be away two weeks.
wi1fred Chandler of Boston is a
guest of his father, Patrolman Ernest
l.. Chandler. The younger man was
indicted into the army by the local
draft board and has been invited to
take his place in the line Monday.
George E. Shaw is playing the
Pomfret golf course this afternoon
with DIR. F. G. Goodrich. The doctor
recently played the Putnam course
and expressed surprise that so much
had been accomplished in such a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Foisey. Jr., of
Lynn, Mass, Miss Juliet F. Foisey, R.
n, and Miss Catherine Corbett, R. N,
Boston, have returned home after
spending three weeks vacation at Kill
lingly Pond and visiting relatives and
friends in Putnam and Thompson,
Former Attorney General George
f. Human of Willimantie came to
Putnam last Saturday, where Clerk
f. VI. Warner administered to him the
oath of judge of the superior court.
Attorney Human received his APP
pointment at the hands of Governor
Holcomb.
Henry A. Wheelock left Thursday
morning in his car for Juniper Point,
Me. John Gahan, Jr., and Edward
Irving accompanied him as far as
Portland and will return by train. He
will return Saturday with some of the
members of G.. Harold Gilpatric's
family who are at their summer cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rafferty, left
Thursday for a motor trip to Annap-
oils to see their son William, who is,
a midshipman at the Naval Academy.
William Mansfield accompanies them
TO drive the car. Miss Elizabeth Raf-
ferty motored with them to Hartford,
where she will stay with Mrs. Ratfer-
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