Putnam patriot., 1919-08-08
PUTNAM NEWS
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 Thomas Howarth was in Boston over the weekend
 Sister Evarista of Portsmouth. N IT.. has been visiting her mother, Mrs DoIau.
 A 2Ox30 addition is being made to the southeast corner of the H K. H. silk mill
 Leon Walker of the firm of Smith & Walker is taking an automobile trip through Maine.
 Frank Lowe of Dedham, Mass, for merly of Putnam. has been visiting friends here this week.
 Miss Bertha Richardson of the Ma ples, Guilford, is visiting her parents in Putnam for day or two.
 John Baekus, formerly of Putnam High school, was in Putnam for a few hours Thursday afternoon
 Mrs. Edward F. Perry and two children, Alice and Myron, left Thurs day for visit at Onset, Mass.
 Mr and Mrs. Earl Carpenter, Wor- cester, were the guests of MT Car penter's mother for the weekend.
 A daughter was born on Thursday at the Day Kimball hospital to Mr and Mrs. Ernest Bousquet of Putnam.
 Otto Wuif of Bugbee x Wulf, is spending the week with his family at Gales Ferry, where they have a cot tage.
 Miss Ruby Morse; of the Parker restaurant, is spending al two weeks vacation at Crystal lake, West Wood stock
 Mr. and Mrs Nelson Loxn, Grove street, had as weekend guests, Miss May Fuller and Samuel Thornton of Worcester.
 Mr and Mrs. Byron Howard, with friends, enjoyed a motor trip over the weekend to Hyannis, Plymouth and Provincetown.
 Miss Anna Weeks, in the office of the H. K H. Silk Co, has been having vacation, which she spent at Sar- anac Lake, N. Y.
 Miss Phoebe Beard of Oberlin, O., is the guest of her aunt and uncle, Miss Emma Kinney and Ebert L. Kinney, Center street.
 Mir and Mrs. Eugene Proulx and daughter Thelma of Pawtucket, R. l., are spending two weeks vacation with Hr and Mrs John Carroll.
 Francis Gerraty of Hyde Park, Mass. who has been the guest of John O'Brien and family on Oak Hill. returned to his home on Thurs day.
 A number of new books, partieu. larly juvenile, nave been added this week to the stinlves of the Putnam public library They are the gift of the state.
 Mrs. Miller and children. who have been visiting Mrs. Miller's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chad wick, have returned to their home iu Andoyer, Mass.
 Gunner Kalgren, Axel Arvidson and Joseph Anderson, with B. w fl- lis, attended the opening day at the Farmers Institute at Storrs on Tues day.
 Mrs. Arthur Rouse and Miss Edith Bowen leave today (Fridayl for two weeks vacation spent with Mrs. Rouse's daughter, Mrs. Volney Dur foe, in Fairhaven, Vt
 Miss Hazel Johnson leaves today, Friday, for Hilton, N H, where she is to visit Miss Florence Kilbourn for two weeks, and then she goes to Barre. Vt, to visit an aunt
 The next meeting of the Women's Relief Corps will be held next Tues day afternoon. August 18th. This is to be very important meeting and large attendance is desired
 Mrs J E. Tatem. Jr, and children have returned from the shore, where they have been for several weeks. Miss Bernice Williams of Willimantic is visiting her sister, Mrs. Tatem.
 Mrs. Charles Thayer, Grove street, with her young son Award. and her niece. Helen Award of Danielsoa, left Monday for two weeks stay at Ocean Beach. Miss Katherine joIns | them for next week. Miss Mildred Phelps of Hartford is visiting Mir. and Mrs Miller at the l Buttonwoods, Woodstock avenue. | Miss Phelps is the nurse who has charge of the first aid room of the | Hartford Rubber works.
 The Misses Ella and Florence Tour tenotte. with their brothers, George and Charles. accompanied by Miss Lena Burr. started Thursday for a ten days automobile trip to Niagara l n n {