Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-11-14
PUTNAM NEWS

IN WatertorH Oh Saturday.
Edward J. saIyas has returned
from Detroit and Montreal
Miss Myra Benner is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Warner Of Baltimore,
| Md
Mrs. J. n. Mann and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, are in New York for a
couple of weeks.
Charles Mathew was in Boston this
week in the interests Of the Chandler
& Morse store.
Miss Eleanor Arnold Of yoluntown,
formerly Of Putnam, is visiting Mrs.
H. l. Burt, Grove street.
Miss Genevieye Haven Of Everett,
Mass, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. G. W.
Gilpatric, Fremont street.
Ray Morse Of Jewett City spent the
weekend the guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John A Morse.
Mrs j. j. Russell and daughter,
Miss Catherine, were in Boston for
the day on Wednesday
Miss Martha Euvrard visited her
sister. Miss Camille, At the Hartford
Hospital over the weekend
Miss Elizabeth Flanagan, assistant
editor Of the Hartford Sunday Cour
ant, spent the day Tuesday with Mrs
". ] Bartlett
District Deputy Edward w Mullan
ard suite were at moosup Sunday TO
install the officers # All Hallow's
Council, K Of c.
Clayton f. SmalIing. formerly Of
the Bugbee & Wulf department store,
is now employed on the Virginian-
Pilot. at Norfolk, Va.
Miss May Evans, bookkeeper at the
w. II Mansfield & Co store, who has
been quite i'll for the past-ten days, is
reported as much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rich motored
to Morris Cove, New Haven, last Sun
day. Mrs Rich is remaining the week
with her mother, Mrs Brinsmade.
Connecticut fur dealers are being
admonished to get busy in pelt-col-
lecting, as the next fur auction in
New York is set for early in Febru-
airy
Miss Marion Warren spent the
weekend in Boston On Saturday
night she went to see sothern and
MARROW and one Sunday she attended
a concert where Galli=Curci was the
artist
Miss Nellie Chandler and her cou-
sin, Mrs. Wood. have closed their
home in Woodstock ard for the pres
ent are with Mr. and Mrs f. B. Kent,
Grove street.
Captain John Bulger of the police
force, is in Burlington. Vt, where he
vas called by the serious illness of one
of his sisters. Sergeant Cordier is
doing day duty.
Miss Ruth Bartlett. who has been at
the home Of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bartlett, for couple of days,
returned to ST Margaret's school,
Waterbury, on Wednesday
John salvas Of Hartford has bought
the barber shop of Hector Gderin on
Providence street. Albert Miour,
who has been in the shop of Fred
Bodo, viii be the assistant.
Mrs. J. +. Wetherhead has closed
her home on Grove street and has
gone to spent the winter with her
daughter and son-in- law, MFR. and Mrs.
Alvin Martin, in Melroa9 Mass
Leon Walker, Of Smith & Walker,
and Charles Fletcher, employed by
the firm. were in New London Thurs
day attending a meeting of the Con
necticut Embalmers' Association.
Mrs. J. II. Bettincourt of Dorehes-
ter. Mass, spent day in the city re
Gently the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Jones. Mrs Bettincourt be
fore her marriage was Esa Fly and at
one time lived in Putnam.
Miss s Elizabeth Clarke has been
entertaining Mrs. +. +. Powell OF
Worcester. She also entertained on
Sunday Mrs Powell's daughter and
husband from Worcester, who motor
cd to Putnam for the day, Mrs. Powell
returning with them.
Jacob Baker and little son, James
Rnker motored with Harold Kent to
Wellesley, Mass, on Wednesday ana
purchased six Dobbermanpincher po-
lice dogs. These are very rare spec
linen and Mr.. Baker is glad OF VISIT
ors any time to see the dogs,
w. II. Taylor, formerly of this
city, was one of those who is shown
in groups of notables present at the
exercises incident to the presentation
by the federal government Of flag
that Connecticut won by getting the
largest oyer-subscription to the Vic