Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13

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 Miss Marietta Gordon spent satuI n day in Worcester.
 Miss Dolores Dupre visited friend Q in Providence on Thursday
 Miss Maude Carpenter spent Mon day with friends in New London. 2 Miss Alice Joy of the telephone of flee spent Saturday in Providence. , Emil Lajeunnesse, Woodstock ave nue, spent the week end in New Bed ford
 C. Harold Gilpatric is spending tho weekend with his family at Juniper Point, Me.
 Charles TourtelIotte left Wednes day for weeks vacation at the White Mountains Master Gordon Cafrey and Stephen ITripp spent the weekend with friends in Manchaug, K. |
 Miss Laura Davern of Worcester spent the weekend with her sister Miss Lucy Davern.
 Henry Belair of Bristol hats been the guest of his parents. Nr and Mrs l Charles Belair, Bridge street.
 Misses Katherine and Rachel Brad i ley of the BuRbee & Wuif store spent weeks vacation in New York
 Mrs Henry Hurdman left Sunday for visit with Mr and Mrs. Metcalf. who formerly lived in Putnam.
 Mir and Mrs. Eugene La Caisse en- tertained oHcr Sunday, Mr and Mrs. Edward Labosstere of Marlboro. Mass
 Mrs William F.. Moss and little son, and her mother and sister. are at North Woodstock, \. IT.. for q week : stay
 Mr and Mrs. Charles Ainley. Mrs. John Sprague of Webster. and Mr. and Mrs Fred Warren spent Sunday at Ocean Beach
 Miss Annie Coqan spent Thursday in Boston. On Saturday she goes to Worcester to spend ,. week with her mother and sisters
 Miss Mary Wbeeloc' is entertain iae d. her home oa Church street, :, friend, Mrs Armstrong; If Providence. 1 for couple of weeks
 Miss Ellen Osgood of East Hart ford was in town for the day on Tues l day to see her brother, John Osgood who is at the Day kimball Hospital.
 Miss Margaret Ryan, clerk at Hurdman's store, left Saturday for Norwich and New London, to visit i friends She returned Wednesday night
 Bernard Bulger, young son of Cap l tain John Bulger, was taken to the i Day Kimball Hospital Thursday af- i ternoon ith his left arm fractured at the elbow He fell from the limb of a tree
 Mrs. Silas Wheelock and daughter Sylvia motored 'up from their cottage at Pleasant View, R. l.. to attend the unveiling of the memorial tablets in l Pomfret. They returned to the shore on Thursday.
 MT and Mrs James Leland and children and Miss Catherine Leland of Webster. Mr. and Mrs Peter Belair and children. Water street. motored to Ocean Beach. Sunday in Mr Le- lands car
 Mrs Joanna Reed, 9l. mother of Mrs 4. D Lown of this city, died at her home in Fall River Sunday after noon Mir and Mrs. Lowu and family went to Fall River Wednesday to at tend the funeral
 Mir and Mrs. Frank C. Leonard of 1 Germantown, Pa, are the guests of Mrs. M C. Leonard. South Main street, and on Saturday Mrs. Leon ards daughter. Mrs. Fife Ernshaw, is expected from fonkers, N. Y., for a visit
 Mrs. Eben C. Parsons of Perry. vile has announced the engagement of her daughter, Josephine. to Dr Charles Blackett, Jr.. son of Rev ana Mrs. Charles w. Blackett of Brook line Miss Parsons is graduate oi Smith College and has taught Ian , guages in the Webster and Dudley } High schools During the war sh, , too ka course in nursing and has con , tinued the course at the Boston Cit, Hospital
 KILLS HIS SIX PASSENGERS