Putnam patriot., 1920-07-02

and Mrs Otis Fox motored Saturday
to Rangeley Lake. Me, for a two
weeks stay
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Lyons was operated on for ap-
pendieitis at the Day Kimball Hospital
on Tuesday
Rev. G. {. S. MaeKay, scout mas
ter, has completed arrangements for
a two weeks camp on the short Of
Webster Lake
District Deputy Edward E. Mullan
and staff exemplified the third degree
of the X. Of c. in North Grosvenordale
Thursday evening
Edward II. Snow and Harold L. Ar
mold left Thursday for the Boys sum
mer camp at Marenfeld, y. H., for
their summer vacation.
The Fountain Bros. Of Mohegan
street have been engaged to take down
the cross on st. James church, Daniel
son, and place a new one.
Chas. Tourtellotte and Patrick Sheri-
dan have just returned from Ney York
bringing back Buick cars with them
for the Putnam Buick Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Belair and Mrs.
James Leland and Mrs. William Gag
non of Webster motored to Rocky
Point Sunday in Mr.. Lelands' car.
Albert Rivard and wife of Taftville
came to Putnam Monday TO see Mr.
Rivard's sister, Sister st. Antoine, who
left Tuesday for Nieolette, Canada
The Suwanee River Quartet, on the
Chautauqua circuit, were entertained
during their stay here at the home of
MIR ard Mrs. Edward Greene, Walnut
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Harvey of
Sawyers' District, drove through the
Woodstocks Sunday visiting friends.
Mr.. Harvey drove an unusually fine
pair of horses.
The men on the work train that
we're on strike in Webster last week
have all returned to work under the
same conditions that existed at the
time of the strike.
Ernest Chapdelaine, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Chapdelaine, Church
street, a student at the school of os-
teopathy at Kirksville. Mo, is spend
ing his vacation at his home here.
Arthur DIVERT, Edward Mullan, Ar
thur Brodeur, Thomas Delisle, NJ. j..
Daigle ard Armand Brousseau attend
ed the reception to State Deputy j. F..
Callahan at Hartford on Tuesday.
Omer Robitaille, Victor Chapde-
lame and family. f. +. Woods and
family. and DR.. Z. F. Perry and fam
lily. were among Putnam people at
Ocean Beach, New London, last Sun
day
The c. A. C. society held their La
dies Night Tuesday evening in their
hall on Providence street. A fine
musical program was rendered and
dancing followed Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Keith and daughter Margaret
left Thursday for Oakland Beach, R
l., for the month of July. Mrs George
RaWley and children and Mrs. Carl
Kent have also taken cottage there
for July
When gun he was firing backfred
David Simonzi of this city had his
right eye filled with powder He was
taken to the Day Kimball Hospital.
where the wound was treated 1t was
not serious and his eyesight will not
be impaired
Mrs. Luella Delano. School street,
with her sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Hough-
ton and Miss Broadway of Worcester,
left Sunday for their cottage at Lords
Point for a three weeks vacation.
Warren Broadway and wife also went
with them to spend Sunday.
Kenneth G Wylie of Boston is Wis
iting Jacob Alpert of the Victory The
atre for two days Mr.. Wylie. who is
at present connected with the Gold
wyn sales force, leaves next week for
California. where he is to take a role
in one of their leading pictures.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter 4. Wheaton.
Win NJ anu MS t. IL oiON anu
Miss Louise Adams. and Mr.. and Mrs
William L. Macdonald with Mr.. and
Mrs Carl T Kent. made two-auto
party that went to Providence last
Friday afternoon After dinner in
Providence they went to Rhodes for
dancing.
District Deputy f. w. Mullan, Ar
thur l.. Divert, Michael j. Daigle. Ar
mand Brousseau. Delor Viens and Ar
thur Brodeur, members of Cargill
Council, X. of G.. were in Hartford
Tuesday evening to attend reception
in honor of John F. Callahan, newly
elected state deputy of the X. of c.
Mrs. Jacob Alpert visited her sister
III Worcester few days this week.
Mrs, James VI Kent, three children
and maids left Wednesday for Cres-
cent Beach.
Mr. and Mrs ". l. Macdonald left
Wednesday fer Maine. going in their
automobile
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Fox. Jr. and lit
tie child leave Saturday for Rangeley
Lakes, Maine.
Miss Minnie Dia,,ond has inst re-