Putnam patriot., 1919-06-06
 PERTINENT TO PUTNAM PEOPLE
PEOPLE

George Champhn was iB town Me morial Day.
 Miss Elizabeth Barnes is bookkeep- CT for George Rawley.
 Mrs. C. Fred Waterman was in town for the day Saturday.
 Roy Burgess and wife of worces- ter have been recent Putnam visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. F. W. Seward spent Memorial Day and the weekend in Guilford.
 William Walsh and family of New London spent the weekend with rel atives in town.
 Arthur Maynard has bought the property belonging to the Rich es- tate on Water street
 George Lamondy of Dorchester spent Sunday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs Edward Lamondy Mrs. Maud Phelps of Hartford was , the guest of Mir and Mrs. c. W Mil Ter, School street, over the weekend.
 Mrs. Wells Partridge of Braintree, | Mass, has been a recent visitor at the home of her father. Chauncy Morse.
 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith, Church street. gave dinner party Wednesday night Covers were laid l for six
 William J. F. Ratferty has to ap- pear at the Naval Academy in Annap- [ oils about June 14th to begin his studies.
 c. A. Hammond motored to Hamp- ton Hill on Tuesday and spent the day with his brother, William Ham mond, and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. John E. Child and family, School street, spent Memorial Day and the weekend with relatives in East Woodstock.
 Rufus Norcross left Thursday for his home in Pawlng, N r., after visit with his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Norcross. Laurel street.
 Miss Louise Mahew spent Friday in Woonsocket. Over the weekend she entertained her sister, Mrs. Henry Gay, of Portchester, N. r.
 Mrs. Joseph Carpenter has been elected secord member of the Depart ment of Connecticut executive board of the Woman's Relief Corps.
 Miss Anna C. Levitt of New Lon don and Mrs P o. Levitt of Melrose were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Walter 1 N. Phillips over the weekend
 Mir and Mrs. William L. Smalling, son Clayton, and Miss Alice Adams took an automobile trip Memorial Day, having Narragansett Pier as the objective point.
 William Brady spent the holiday with his relatives on Church street. MT. Brady has left the stage and this week will graduate as an optician at a school in Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry F. Prentice and guests, Dr. Louis R. Brown, Mrs Howard E. Brown and Mrs. Mary Monk of Dayville, were in Boston several days last week.
 Dr. C. c. Gildersleeve, formerly oi East Woodstock, now of Norwich acted as toastmaster at the annua banquet of the Norwich Medical as soeiation last Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Prentice Dr. Louis R. Brown and mother, Mrs Annie Brown and MT. and Mrs. O. G Chase of Sterling, Conn, motored t. New London and return recently
 Mr. and Mrs. F. Raymond Gilpat ric and son Ross, New Britain, wer, guests Friday and Saturday of MT and Mrs. George w. Gilpatric, previ ous to spending 8 vacation in Ney Hampshire.
 Mrs. Abbie Child, Grove street, ha
 
 been visiting her daughter, Miss Grac Child, in Winsted. She returnet home Thursday night accompanied b, her daughter, who came to spend tn week end.
 Rev. Asher Anderson has resigne, as pastor of the Village Congregation al church, Stoughton, Mass. He i well known in Putnam, where he ha occupied the pulpit of the Congrega tional church.
 Mrs. Frederick Morrell and littl' daughter of Stamford, who have beer visiting Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Morrell returned home on Monday. Freder ick Morrell was on for Memorial Da! , and the weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Gilpatri' and young son of New Britain, witt Mr. Gilpatric's aunt, Miss Hodges were in town for Memorial Day. Sat urday they left in their car for Mil ford, N. H., where they are to spenc their vacation.