Putnam patriot., 1919-11-21
PUTNAM PERSONALS

the second degree next Sunday.
A new section of sewer is being laid
at the north end of School street.
Mrs. Thomas Jones and Miss Cert
rude Jones we're in Worcester on Sat
urday.
Miss Catherine Russell goes to
Cambridge Saturday to attend the
fale-Harvard football game.
Mr. and Mrs. P, H. Harrigan of
Greenfield, Mass, have veen visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Phillips.
Mrs. Dolan and daughter from
Providence were the guests one day
this week of Miss A. w. Enyard.
Edward Salvas is now conducting
the barber shop formerly conducted
by Hector Guertin, Providence street
Mrs. H. A. Houghton, who has been
seriously i'll at the Day Kimball hos
| pital, is reported as greatly improved.
Mrs. John Child and two of her sons
visited her sister, Mrs. Paul Clifford,
in Quinebaug a couple of days this
week.
Mrs. c. L. Adams and Mrs. C. II.
| Darling visited their daughters, Miss
| Louise Adams and Miss Florence
Darling at the Hartford Hospital Sat-
| urday.
Mrs. C. B. Wiley and Miss Ellen
Wheelock were in Worcester Satur-
day, the guests of Malcolm Wiley at
Clark College.
Dr. Marguerite J. Bullard and Miss
Nellie L. Bloxham of the Day Kimball
| hospital spent the weekend in Boston
| and Lexington.
After being closed for the summer
months J. H. Geeson will open his
Public Market on Front street tomor-
row, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Russell and
little son Maurice, of New London,
were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Scott Duffy.
There was an anniversary mass at
St. Mary's church Tuesday morning
at o'clock fer the repose of the soul
of Mrs. Hector Guertin.
Kenneth Ballard was home from
Clark College for the weekend and
had with him for guest George Muir,
senior at Clark College.
Miss Ruth K. Child left Wednesday
for Willimantic, where she is to keep
house for her niece, Miss Grace Child,
who is librarian at the Normal school.
Rev. James H. Grady has been
transferred from Bridgeport to Hart
ford by Bishop Milan. FIR. Grady is
the son of Mrs. Grady of Chapel
street, this city.
Ralph C. Young, county automobile
inspector, was in Putnam Tuesday is
suing drivers licenses. Wednesday
he went to Hartford to attend con-
| ference of state inspectors.
Mrs. C. B. Gascoigne was in Boston
Saturday, attending the Dartmouth
Brown game. She was guest of her
son, Ransome, who is at Dartmouth
College and came on for the game.
E. n. Fisher has resigned as meat
cutter for P. Zaltas in Webster and
has returned to Putnam and with his
son. Edward Fisher, will conduct the
store at the corner of School and
May streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde Smith are
spending the week with Mrs. Smiths
relatives in Springfield. Mr.. Smiths
father and older sister are in Putnam
for the week occupying the home on
j Grand View.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harold Gilpatric
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gilpatric and their house guest, Miss
Hasen, motored TO New Britain for
the day Sunday, the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Gilpatric.
Mrs. Alfred Harvey had the mis-
fortune to meet with a painful acct
dent recently. While out in the yard
she turned her foot and broke the lig-
aments in her knee, which will eonfine
her to the house for several weeks.
G. Harold Gilpatric. Silas M. Wheel
ock and John A. Dady motored to
New Haven Thursday to attend the
banquet of the State Chamber of
Commerce at the Hotel Taft. The
Putnam Chamber of Commerce sent
no delegates to the gathering Of the
state body.
Mrs. Olive Twitchell Crawford Of
Trebizond, Turkey, who spoke at the
Thank Offering meeting on Tuesday
afternoon at the Congregational
church, was the guest while in the
eity of Mrs. Milo Warren. Mrs.
Crawford was an old Sunday school
teacher of Mrs. Warren's in Milford,
Mass. Mrs. Crawford has a years
leave of absence from her work in
Turkey and arrived home in June and
is planning to return next June