Putnam patriot., 1919-05-09

furlough at his home here.
Mrs. Fred s. Wicks Of Syracuse, ~
Y, spent Friday with friends in town.
Miss Gladys Hermanson is the new
assistant to Postmaster Dunning in
the postoffice.
A large truck from Providence has
been making trips with furniture for
DR. Gardner Miller.
Ronald Bernklow has been spend
ing few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bernklow.
Dr. Taylor who is in the govern
ment service. spent Friday with his
family in the village.
Charles Davis, Sr.. who has been III
for the past few weeks, is much bet
ter and out doors again
Mrs Colclough arrived on Saturday
and Is gettiHg her home ready for oc-
cu0aacy for the season.
Mirs Frances Beebee is the posses
sef 81 neW Franklin ear. which ar
rived about the FIRST Of May
MS r. G Paine has been stopping
at the #erpon Stiles lnH daring the
opening o. her house for occupancy.
IT ramored that Miss Marot Of
the aiais school is to lease Mrs Geo
Dire eI's cottage the coming season.
vito has been engaged the past
two weeks with his steam roller il
fxIng the drives on the Carolyn Han
estate
t Electric lights are to be installed as
street lights on the Sunset Hill road
as far as the rear drive Of }. T. Glad
ding's.
Miss Bertha Farrows Of New Lon
don visited with her grandmother,
/ Mrs. Angelina Mills, on Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Draper of Plymouth, " H.,
has been spending the week with her
| daughter, Mrs Lyman, at the Vernon
| Stiles Inn.
Newell Cutter has been engaged the
past week in repainting the window
| blinds on the residence of Mrs. Mar
| vim Elliott.
Albert Morgan of South Woodstock
| is the new young man at work for r.
II. Chandler, commencing his labors
there May st.
Mrs Marvin Elliott, after spending
the winter in Brooklyn, N. Y. has ar
! rived for the season, opening her
house on Wednesday,
Miss Rusher, who has spent several
past summers in Thompson, has ar
rived, intending to spend a great part
of this season IN town.
Miss Vera Jackson, who has been
engaged assisting Mrs. Hutchins in
her work. has finished there and is
employed at Mrs Huiziaga's.
Fred ]. Greene of Darlington. Z
l., former resident of this village
! for thirty-fve years spent a few days
and The weekend at the Vernon Stiles
/ Inn
Wallace ] Woodin. state secretary
of the Sunday School association, OF
/ his associate, Mrs. Clark, viii con
duct the services at the church next
Sunday
Miss Olney of Hartford and Mrs.
| +. A. Decker of Providence were at
their summer homes here on Monday,
both intending to occupy them the
last of this week.
The Kinney cottage. vacated by
Charles Weaver and reported to have
been rented to Mrs Fouilhoux, is now
SAID to be vacant, Mrs. Fouiihaux hav-
ing cancelled the engagement of 1t.
An addition to our community resi-
dents this season IS MIR. Spooner of
Providence, chauffeur for John R.
Gladding. He occupies one of the
cottages on Mr. Gladding's premises.
At the meeting of the Grange on
Tuesday evening, sixteen applicants
for membership were accepted and
made eligible 10 receive the degrees
of the Grange A resolution con
demuing the daylight saving law and
seeking through the State Grange
aud Connecticut congressman, its re
peal as soon as opportunity offers it
self, was passed.
A visit to the greenhouse Of O. II.
I Hermanson by the correspondent Of
i The Patriot evidence that Mr. Her
manson has been a very busy man this
pring in raising quantities of flow
ers to be ready for Decoration Day,
as well as for daily calls, also to fill
piazza boxes at residences for the
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