Putnam patriot., 1919-01-24
PUTNAM NEWS


Mrs. Louis Carrnark and baby Ron.
aid are spending a week in Provf-
dence.
George F. Ross's wife and four
children are al critically iB at their
home on Sunnyside avenue.
Among recenr arrivals of Putnam
soldiers from oversees are Norman
Warren and JOHN Wright.
Armand Forth from Camp Devens
spent the weekend with his aunt,
Mrs. Frank Value, School street
Mrs. Peter Belair was in Worces-
ter last week Friday to visit her sis
ter, who is patient at st. Vincent's
hospital.
Edw King and Amide Stone have
returned from Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
They were mustered out Of service
last Friday.
Geo. NJ Fine and family motoBss3
from New London and spent Sunday
with DIR. and Mrs. E. L. Simpson,
Fremont street.
Lieutenant Edward F. Perry re-
eeiyed his honorable. discharge from,
the service at Camp Dix, N. J., and
arrived in Putnam Wednesday.
Miss Belle Somers of Providence
and Miss Bessie Corbin of Worcester
were weekend guests Of Miss Eliza
beth Diamond, Woodstock avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Cloutier
and daughter Gertrude of South
bridge spent Sunday with relatives in
Putnam They formerly resided here.
Mrs. f. D. Sargent and Miss Bertha
Sargent. Worcester, have been spend
ing a few days in Putnam, the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Seward, Brad
Fey street.
The Cargill council, K Of e, has
received an invitation from White
Cross council Of Norwich % attend
a third decree in Norwich on Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs G. H. Letters, Grand View,
WIS the euest Of her sister in Spring
deld, Mass, last week. to hear Mad
smoisele Francis Aida, the leading
soprano Of the operate world
Mrs. F. r. Burnett is III at her home
ON Grove street. Her daughter, Mrs.
F. f. Whitney Of Germantown, Pa,
arrived Tuesday night and her sons
wife, Mrs. Arthur Burnett, is also
here.
Mrs II. L. Pease. received word
that her mother Mrs Downing, who
was visiting in Utica, n. Y, had fall
len and broken her hip. Mrs. Pease
started for Utica the frs of the,
week.
Wilfred Jesmine has received his
honorable from Camp Deyens. HIS
brother. Private David Jesmine, with
his bride from Rockford, III. is spend
ing ten days leave visiting reks
tives in town.
Mrs. Elsie Rouse Durfee is at
Camp jackson, S. C., with her hus-
band, Lieut.. volney Durfee, who ak
poets to be stationed there some
months. He, with other officers, are
engaged nearly night and day making
out discharge papers for soldiers.
Mrs. Edward Perry, Grove street,
who has been quite ill., is reported as
better. Her sister, Mrs. Charles Blk
by of Bridgewater, Mass, is here and
it is hoped Mrs Perry will be able to
20 home with her for a visit soon.
Maurice Diamond, station at the
submarine base, New London. spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S Diamond Woodstock avenue
Sunday afternoon Mrs Diamond, the
Misses Minnie and Elsie Diamond,
and Robert Diamond motored as far
as Norwich with him. from where
Maurice proceeded to the base.
Putnam people win regret to learn
Of the death of Mrs Emily Ninton of
North Woodstock Mrs Vinton and
daughter. Mabel. were well known To
many people here in town. Mrs
Vinton was a relative of Mrs. II, L.
Burt Mrs John Dady. Mrs. Andrew
Frost. Mrs. John Dimon, Miss Emma
Barrett and Miss Mary Johnson.
Policeman Neri Coderre of North
Grosvenor- Dale was in Putnam on
Thursday. He is well pleased that
the burglary mystery in the village
has been cleared up. While not
claiming credit as matter of fact he
did lot of work on the case, On
Wednesday the officer and Frank
Blanchette went to Providence on
business.
Judge and Mrs. F. F. Russell went
to Poughkeepsie, N. y, last Satur-
day, on account of the Hines of their
daughter Constance, who is there at
tending Vassar college. She return
ed with her parents on Tuesday of
this week and although sick in bed is
rpeorted as much better Miss Rus
sell had the influenza while home on
ber Christmas vacation and after her