Putnam patriot., 1919-08-01
PUTNAM NEWS
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 1 Clark store is having his vacation this week.
 W. J. Bartlett is turning the barn at the rear of his store into tene- ments.
 Mrs. Inez Hoyle and Miss Etta Bal lou spent Sunday at Douglas camp meeting.
 Henry Belair of Waterbury has been the guest of Charles Belair and family, Water street.
 Nat Werner of New Yofk city is spending two weeks with s. Diamond and family, Woodstock avenue.
 MT and Mrs. G. Stanley Shaw are soon to begin housekeeping in a new Iy furnished home on School street.
 Arthur Rouse returned Saturday from ten days visit with his daugh- ter, Mrs. Volney Durfee, in Fairhav en, Vt.
 The registrars of voters are in session today for the purpose of per fecting the lists for the coming fall elections.
 On Monday workmen broke ground for the new additions to be made to the plant of the Manhasset Manufac- turing Go
 Bugbee & Wulf are soon to occu- py the news store formerly run by Mark Wilson Mr. Wilson closes out this week
 Mrs. Gideon Lemaitre and son Paul and Mrs. Maria Farley left Wednes- day for trip to Canada, visiting in Quebec and Montreal.
 Warren Bradway, of the U. s. s Salem who passed the weekend with his parents, left this week with the fleet for a trip to the Pacific coast
 Miss Alma V. Kent, a Deaconness connected with the Trinity NJ E. church, New Haven, is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. E. B. Harris.
 Manager Hyde Smith of the Brad ley theatre, and Miss Sonia Shefferts of Springfield are to be married on August 19 Following a wedding trip they will make their home in this city.
 James Lucey City Clerk T. P. Ryan and Thomas Duffy saw the fall of the aeroplane at Nantasket which was engaged in doing aerial gymnas- tics. The aviator was not seriously hurt
 Miss Martha Bradway from Wor- eester is to arrive the last of this week for a two weeks vacation. She, with her sister, Mrs Delano, and son, leave the first of the week for their cottage at Lords Point.
 Mrs. George H. Perry and two | children from Worcester arrived on Thursday to spend week as the l guests of Mrs. Perry's brother-in-law, Frank Hopkins, and part of the time with the Misses Warren, Grand View.
 The household goods of Miss Helen Sumner. Mechanics street, not sold at the auction last Saturday were ship ped to Norwich Thursday Miss Sum ner will spend few days visiting Mrs Grace Davis before going to Nor wich to live
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Thayer motor ed to Cotut, on the Cape, and spent the weekend They had with then as guests Mrs. Thaye.'s mother ana sister from Central Village Mr and Ms. Thayer go to the Cape again this week for the weekend.
 c. Harold Gilpatric left Wednesday in his ear for Juniper Point, Me, foi tbe weekend In Portland he met h!s parents, MT and Mrs George W Gipatrc, who have been spending the part of the summer at Bar liar 1 NNts Nitu AlbOlflSS " 0lNCi 1iiFiNi4N : | family. Mir and Mrs Gilpatric mo- tosed on with their son to Juniper Point, where they will spend the re- mainder of the summer.
 Rev John C. Murray. chancellor of this diocese, was in Putnam Wednes- day representing the Rt Rev. Bishop at the funeral of Rev Adelard Joseph 1 LaCroix. St Thomas Seminary Hartford, where Father LaGroiN made his advanced classics, was rep resented by Rev. Maurice F McAu- life. vice president of the institution. Fathers Auge and LerouX of the l Springfield diocese. Rev Walter Me Cram of Norwalk, and Rev. Peter J Kaczmarski of Bridgeport were also present to assist at the solemn high