Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-02-28

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N. Peloquin was in Boston Monday
to get s. glimpse of President Wilson.
Miss Catherine Byrne and her sis
ter, Miss Isabelle Byrne, spent Tues
day in Boston.
Henry P. Smith of Holyoke was the
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wells, Park street.
Miss Edna West of Worcester was
the weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Baker, Fremont street
Frank Coss, u. S. government en-
ployment agent, spent Sunday with
his family in birmingham Center.
A. G.. Warner W. r. C. No. SO held
their regular meeting Feb. % in Odd
Fellows hall Next meeting will be
held March 18th.
Leo Bonneville, son of City Tax
Collector Alfred Bonneville, has re-
moved his family to Pawtucl,et, where
he has employment in mill.
Mrs. B. w. Thompson, Providence,
and daughter, Mrs. Fred Handy of
Joplin, Mo, have been guests of Mrs.
Genevieve Letters, Grand View.
Miss Isabelle Byrne, who went
overseas with a New York hospital
unit, has returned and is the guest Of
her mother on Woodstock avenue.
The short calendar session of the
superior court, which was to have
been held this Friday at Putnam, has
been postponed 20 Tuesday, March 4.
Charles Seder has been in New
York this week making purchases of
various lines in mems and women's
wearing apparel for his store on Main
street.
Grace P. Murphy of Providence
spent the Weekend with Captain and
Mrs. Bulger. They also recently en-
tertained Raymond Noonan of New
port, R. l.
Mrs. f. T. Hawkes. and daughter
Mary Lynn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
d. Aspinwall of Pawtucket were week
end guests of Mrs. Genevieve Letters.
Grand View.
States Attorney Charles E. Searls
is confined to his home in Thompson
by illness Attorney Howard c. Brad
ford is also confined to his home with
a slight attack of influenza.
Charles Tompkins, who shot him.
self through the hand while walking
on the railroad track last Thursday af-
ternoon, was discharged from the
Day Kimball hospital Tuesday.
DIR. Edward F. Perry went to New
York Saturday to be present at a
banquet at the new Hotel Pennsyl-
vania given by the Amherst Alumni
association to Amherst men who have
been in the service.
J. J. McCabe, who has been at the
chamber of. commerce rooms this
week helping those desiring aid in
making out their income tax returns,
lived in Putnam 81 years ago. He
says that he does not notice any great
changes in Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark Brennon
of 129 East Sind street, New York,
announce the birth of daughter,
Feb. 23rd Mrs. Brennon is the
daughter of Rear Admiral Goodrich,
u. S. Navy, and her summer home is
at Gladwyn, Pomfret.
Miss Bertha Sargent is in Memorial
hospital, Nashua, N. H., where she
underwent an operation for appea-
dicitis last week. Her brother and his
wife went to Nashua with her and DR.
Wallace performed the operation.
She is getting along nicely.
In the Senate at Hartford Friday
on lie recommendation of the com
nittee on the judiciary the bill to pay
Eagar H. Warner an additional sum
of $1,000 for his services as clerk of
the superior court Of Windham eoun-
t. was referred to the committee on
appropriations.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Moss were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Whit
man at the u. C. T. reception at
Rhodes on the Pawtuxet last Friday
evening. There We're about $500 at
tended the reception, which was a
costume party, among which were
some unique creations.
Mrs. George W. Gilpatric, Miss An
IA Sampson, Miss Ellen Wheelock
and Mrs. c. B. Wiley motored to
Hartford on Tuesday in G. H Gilpat-
ric's car. Mrs. Gilpatric went to
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