Putnam patriot., 1919-04-25

Samuel Rich was IN Fitchburg last
Friday to see his brothers, Renjamia
and Charles Rich.
Judge L. H. Fuller entertained his
brother from Tolland for the Masonic
meeting last week.
Adolphus Levitt of Norwich spent
Good Friday with his mother. Mrs
Vitaline D. Levitt.
George NJ. Fine and family of New
London spent Sunday with Dr. and
Mrs, f. L. Simpson,
Captain John Bulger is back on
duty after being confined at home
with an affected foot.
Alvin Martin, formerly of Putnam.
now living in Melrose, Mass, was a
recent Putnam visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaw of Paw
tucket motored to Putnam on Sun
day and called on friends.
George Sampson of Woodstock has
been the CUES. of his sister, Miss An
ma Sampson, Florence street.
Henry Benoit has returned to
Washington, D. c., after visiting his
father and other relatives here.
Miss Ethel Rowe of Pawtucket
spent Easter with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Waterman, at the Putnam Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carpenter of
Worcester spent Easter with Mr. Car
penters mother, Mrs John Carpen-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kent spent the
weekend in Attleboro, Mass, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs X. P Wether-
ell
Miss Charlotte Embleton spent the
! Easter season at her home in West
field, N. j. She returned Wednesday
night.
DR.. Arthur Burnett of Manchester,
| n H., has been recent guest of his
mother, Mrs. F. E. Burnett, Grove
! street.
Mrs. William Barber. with her
! daughter and two sons, visited at her
old home in Shelburne, Mass, for the
weekend.
Miss Edna Mann was at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry
! Mann, Church street, over Sunday
and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Dill of Whit
| insvile, Mass, have been spending
several days with E. E. Johnson and
! family, Mechanics street.
The street department is making
improvements on Farrows street. This
includes widening the street and lay
ing curbing and cutters.
Miss Helen Phillips, who has been
at the Day Kimball hospital for an
operation for appendicitis, returned
to her home Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Marion E. Carpenter is spend
ing the week lend with college friends
in Boston. While there, she win at
tend the big parade of the Goth divi-
sion.
Mrs. f. Walden Wright of New
Haven. who has been the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Muir
fey, Grove street, returned to ner
| La.,1,o On Cof,,r1aW
A. G. Warner W. r. c., No SO, held
their regular meeting April 22nd with
a good number present. AT the close
( ice cream and cake were served. Next
meeting will be held May 18th.
Earl Gibney, who has recently re
eurned from overseas, had a slight
operation performed at Camp Devens.
The operation was necessary on ac-
count of his having been wounded
Miss Maude Carpenter, who is at
tending the Connecticut College for
Women, New London, arrived today
friday to remain over Sunday, the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Alice Car
penter
E. E. Robbins, William St Onge,
Alcide st. Onge, Mrs. Everett Carver,
Mrs. William Kilbourne, Miss Edna
Morrarty and Miss Louise Adame,
were among these who spent Good
Friday in Worcester.
A new fence is being placed about
St Mary's church property at the
corner of Providence and Marshall
streets. The posts are of cement and
there is one iron rail, making an at
tractive appearance.
Miss Florence Amsden, who took
the place of Miss Osborne as state
sewing teacher, entertained her IA
Their from Petersham, Mass, for few
DAYS at the home of Mrs. Genevieve
Letters, Grand View.
The report of Attorney Arthur 6.