Putnam patriot., 1919-10-10
PUTNAM NEWS
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 Fire Chief Boursier was in Boston on business Tuesday.
 George Rawley has been in New York this week on business.
 Mrs. Mary E. Evans is spending month with relatives in Newport, N. H.
 MT. and Mrs. R. E. Hi entertained a party of twelve from Rockville on Sunday.
 Horace Taunton of Northampton, Mass. is visiting Mrs. H. L. Burt and son Edward.
 Miss Charlotte Hopkins of Provi- dence has sold her house on School street to Thomas F. Ryan.
 Miss Jane Royce of Monson, Mass. is visiting her aunt, Miss Jennie West, at the home of L. E. Smith.
 Miss Lucy Farrows spent the week end in Springfield. Mass. the guest of her sister, Miss Ella Farrows.
 Charles Browning of Worcester is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Charles Letters, coming for the huntnig season.
 Miss Mary Wheeloek and Miss Etta Hodges returned Sunday night from their trip to Washington, D. C.
 Mrs. c. E. Heath entertained over the weekend an old school friend, Mrs. Cole, from Providence, R, l,
 Mrs. Lewis Carmark and little son are spending the weekend with Mrs. Carmark's parents in Providence.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Wheaton returned We'd nesday night from few days visit with relatives in North Scituate. R. l.
 The Byrne family has moved into their new home on Seward street, which they purchased of Mrs. Richard German.
 A. c. Warner W. R. c. No. 3S will hold an appointed meeting Oct i4 in Odd Fellows hall. A large attendance is desired.
 Charles King has been discharged from service and returned to his home in Putnam. He has been stationed on the Mexican border near the Rio Grande.
 Miss Eleanor Carpenter, who is at tending a business college in Hart ford. has been recent visitor at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Richard Carpenter.
 There was a missionary meeting in the ladies' parlor of the Congregation al church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. w. R. Barber gave an interesting talk on Missions in Turkey After the War"
 Mrs. Mary St. John, daughter of Fire Chief Boursier, returned last Friday from St Vincent's hospital, Worcester, where she underwent an operation from which she is nearly re- covered.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Blanchette will leave Sunday night for New York, re- turning Wednesday,. Mir. Blanchette will attend the New York furniture , exposition to be held at the Grand | Central Palace.
 Mrs. J. J. Russell and daughter, Miss Catherine, returned last Friday night from a weeks visit with Mrs. ! RusselPs people in Johnstown, N. Y. l They made the trip by motor, return | ing by the Mohawk Trail. A number of people from Putnam attended the golden anniversary of St. James parish, Danielson, Sunday. Among the number was Rev. Charles F. Bedard, who was formerly assistant pastor of the parish. MT and Mrs. David Smith and daughter Ruth of Worcester are at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Hyde Smith, Grand View, while they are spending the weekend in Springfield with relatives of Mrs. Smith.
 Charles Smith and family have moved from the Munroe cottage, Me | chanics street, to Grove street. MT and Mrs. Earle Johnson are to go to housekeeping and have taken the house just vacated by MT. Smith.
 The Misses Bartlett, who are at tending St. Margaret's school, Water bury, spent the weekend with theii parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bartlett | MT. and Mrs. Bartlett motored then back to Waterbury Sunday afternoon
 Mir. and Mrs. s. D. Fisher, Fremon street. entertained over the weekend Mrs. Cock, MT. Fishers sister, ant her husband from Franklin, Mass They were also guests at the Countr, Club on Saturday, MT. Cook bein, one of the Franklin players.
 Mr. and Mrs Carl Johnson O.