Putnam patriot., 1920-02-27


This farm in Woodstock to Elzesr Pom
eroy Of Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Harold Gilpatric
spent the weekend and Washington's
birthday in Boston.
Joseph Fiagg returned Tuesday
from Baltimore, Md, where he has
been spending week.
Warren s. Ames has been in Bos-
ton this week attending the hard
ware dealers convention.
Miss Katherin Brady and o. Z.
Wulf have been in New York few
days this week on business trip.
George W. Clark attended the Let
ter Carriers convention and banquet
held in Bristol on Monday Of thig
week.
! Mr. and Mrs. 0. f. Wulf entertain
Cd for the weekend their dau zhter,
Mrs. Elliott, and husband, from Nor
wich.
States Attorney and Mrs. Charles
E. Searls Of Thompson arrived here
from Camden, S. G., Wednesday af-
tefnoon.
| Lawyer Arthur Libby Of Norwich
spent the weekend in Putnam the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. i.
A. Libby.
Mrs. Albert F,rni. sr., is suffering
from another attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs Albert Forni. Jr, has a slight at
tack Of the influenza.
! Miss Edith Bigelow, the school
nurse, went to Bridgeport on Wednes-
| day, where she will take two weeks
course in dental hygiene
Miss Minnie Cannon has recovered
from the effects of her operation for
appendicitis, and has resumed teach
ing at the High school.
The engagement Is announced of
Miss Edna Gorton. the district nurse,
| to Robert G. Coffin OF New York. Mr..
Coffin IL an electrical engineer.
| Henry Merriam Of Boston spent the
weekend in Putnam, the guest of his
brother, l.. p. Merriam, and sisters,
Misses Emma and Mary Merriam.
p. c. Whittemore was taken seri-
ously i'll with influenza last week
| Thursday and pneumonia developed
Saturday. lie is resting comfortably
and making ~ good recovery.
Charles Deyine and sister, Miss AL
ice Devinc, were in Boston Monday
and attended the hardware dealers
convention which is being held in that
city.
Miss Margaret Nacrtens. who Is IN
New York this winter for vocal train
ing. spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs William Maertens,
Tatem street
Miss Mary Lee Daniels, who IS EN-
ployed at the Widener Library 1T Har-
ward College, spent the weekend IN
Putnam. the guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. +. ]. Daniels.
+. ]. Trmder, superintendent of
State Trade schools, was in Putnam
on Monday Mr.. Trinder IS to leave
soon for Bermuda. where he will re-
main about three weeks for rest.
Miss Frances Baehrach. cooking
teacher at the High school. entertain
ed her sister. Miss Beatrice Bach
rach of Boston, over the weekend af
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sa-
bin.
The High School Cadets have or
ganized for drill. There Is a full
company of eight squads Wilbur
Lown is captain, liver Nelson. first
lieutenant, and Thomas Dobaon, sec
ond lieutenant.
Mrs H. b. Haskell and daughter
Florence If Main street left Wednes-
day Cor Waterville. Me, to visit Mrs.
Haskell's sister and other relatives
and friends. The family lived in Wa
terville before removing to Putnam.
Miss A. Louise Adams, who has
been ut the Hartford Training School
for Nurses. has been compelled To
give up her course there on account
If illness, and is mt Memorial Hos
pital, Worcester, for AN operation for
appendicitis. which WAS performed
this friday morning
A patriotic entertainment was Civ
en- at the High school auditorium Fri
day evening under the direction of
Lewis r. Bottey, principal of the night
school. The Anne ,icanization class
sang several patriotic songs, while
members OF the night school contrib
uted poems and selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Brown and
their niece, Miss Dorothy NJ. Stecre,
together with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
l.. Steere and daughter Marjorie, at
tended the fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold b. Steere
of Greenville. r. l.. on Sunday. re
turning TO Putnam Monday night.