Putnam patriot., 1920-12-17
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Mizs Hazel Johnson vas in Worees- ter on Saturday.
 William s. Bates was in Boston on business Monday.
 Armand and Isaac Lizotte were in Boston. Thursday, or business trip
 Mrs Cahiil Meehsn of Pascosg, R. l., was Putnam visitor on Tuesday.
 Mrs C. E. Child and daughter Der tha were in Worcester on Wednesday.
 Misses Ruth and Dorrzs Bartlett were home from Hartford over the weekend.
 Mrs. Elmer Nunroe has been spending q week with relatives in Providence
 Mrs. George Blythe and sou Allison went to Providence Wednesday 10 meet Hr. Blythe
 Miss Gertrude Hall, who for many years taught school in Putnam. is teaching at Revere, Mass
 Floyd Mitchell and Earl Ballard, clerks at the freight depot, spent Sat arday afternoon in Worcester.
 Nrs. c. Russell Bowen left Thurs jay fer Jacksonville. Fla, where she has rasen 2 house fer the winter.
 Mr. and Mrs. (. (. Talbot Farrows zzfees. recently had as their guszz Mrs. Lyman TaT of Stafford Springs
 Sir .aad 3Erz. Clarence L Willis af Sun ysiae ave ae are eztertaiaia.. afi Clara T. Bat.erfeld ef Warren. ?. l.
 John Cain. painter foz tae Night 1He ie-45sss CorFe esati5a. has gone #s Canada CT a three weeks 5usinezs triP-
 3lr. sad Mrs. William Wheaton. Irs. Raymond Whesto1 and Miss Fas- izins HgeeTed to Worcezter oa We5- Hesday.
 The nother of D.. T. J. Bullar underwent an operation = the Dag Kimball Hospital Wednesday morn ing.
 C. (. Talbot. Farrows street, is en- tertaining his niece. Miss Gladys Casey of Stafford Springs, until after the holidays.
 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bates, Bri4ge street, entertained Miss Ethel W. La. than of Noank and Ms. Bessie Brown of Mystic or Wednesday.
 Mrs. William H. Theroux of Chiea- %. who has been visiting Mrs. James Theroux. Woodstock avenue, the past week. has returned to her home.
 Miss Catherine Curran of Hartford has had to give up her work as sten- ographer and return to her home ia Putnam on account of Ill health.
 The meanest kind of thieves are said to be operating in the north end Of the city. many garments being found missing from clothes lines.
 The hard storm Tuesday evening did much damage b. washouts and the street department has a large amount Of extra work to do making repairs.
 The police were notified from Web ster, Saturday evening. to be on the lookout for a stolen ear bearing Mas saehusetts registration No. 105355. A general alarm called the entire fire department to house on School street, Monday afternoon. A small fire was extinguished with chemicals.
 Dr. s. B. Overlook was in Hartford Monday attending a meeting of the State Board of Pardons. Pardons were granted to several prisoners con- victed of murder.
 Mrs. Ella French has returned from a weeks visit with relatives in Koch ester, N. '. Her sister-in-law from Providence was with Miss Annie Cut Ter during her absence.
 George Chaffee, found asleep or the railroad track near the City Hotel Wednesday night, was sent to jail for thirty days for intoxication at a ses- sion of the city court, Thursday morn. ing.
 Putnam Grange had Q regular meet HE III tGt SllONS ual4 -IbHud1 eve ming. The lecturers program at the close of the meeting consisted of vo- cal and piano solos and duets, and games.
 Benjamin E. Chaffee of East Kill hngly, formerly resident of Putnam for many years, at one time member of the police force, was in the city Saturday and received congratulations upon passing his 18th birthday.
 Ernest Tetreault, E. L. Richards and Bartley Giraca motored to New York Tuesday afternoon and attend ed the Dempsey-Brennan fight at Madison Square Garden. They made the trip in Mir. Tetreault's car.
 The Salvation Army Christmas ket- tie Is boiling. Every coin thrown into