Putnam patriot., 1920-06-25

here Friday.
Mrs. George II. Nichols left Tues
day to visit her relatives in Grand
Rapids, Michigan.
Miss Lorena Gallant has resigned
as bookkeeper at the store of Blan-
Ghetto & Brodeur
The Misses Chabot, the milliners,
have moved from Chapel street into
house on Church street.
Geo. F.. Shaw went to Providence
Wednesday to attend New England
jewellers golf tournament.
O. X. Hermanson the florist has re-
moved from Thompson to the place
he recently bought on Grove street
Miss Ellen Wheelock, Mrs. Wiley
and George W. Gilpatrie motored
With Mr.. and Mrs. g. Harold Gilpat-
nc to Hartford, Tuesday
Mrs. Clarabelle Sherman of Ash
mont, Mass, Is spending few days
in town the guest of her son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith and
Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Holt, mo
tored to Pleasant View, r. l., Tues
dav, where they are to spend couple
of weeks
Miss Abbie II. Keith, teacher OF
English at thePutuufn High school, is
to take a summer course for teachers
of English at Middlebufy College, VT.
The course covers five weeks.
The midshipmen of the u. 5, Naval
Academy. Annapolis, now on cruise
are reported as having reached Colon
in the Panama canal zone. On board
Is William Rafferty, of this city.
Mrs. Ebenezer Bishop entertained
Mrs. Adeeph Thompson and Mrs. j.
X. Punderford Of New Haven, Satur-
day Mrs Bishop has been spending
. few DAYS in Westerly, K. l., this
: week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clifford and
Miss Josephine Clifford were in Prov
dence Saturday to attend the wedding
If Miss Frances Rushneck, sister of
Mrs. Clifford, who formerly lived IN
, Mechanicsville.
/ Mrs. John NJ. Nichols and daughter
arrived from Kansas City last week to
; spend the summer on Nichols Farm
in Thompson. With Mrs. George II.
Nichols the family attended the Com
mencement exercises at Smith Col
lege
Miss Emma Kinney is representing
, the Congregational Sunday school OF
, this city at the summer school of re-
, Iio;ous education in New London. Miss
Maud Carpenter and Miss Lucy Far
rows of Putnam are also in attend
ance
Mrs. G. A. Sheppard and family OF
HartSuale, n. J." oiN az 49,
cottage on the Putnam Heights road
On Friday Mrs. Sheppard goes TO
Hartford where on Monday, her
brother DR.. Herbert w. Foster Of
Montclair, y. j.. is to marry Miss May
: Foster.
Principal E. H. Snow of the High
scbooI is soon TO leave Putnam for the
, summer months. He will have charge
; of bovs' camp in New Hampshire.
: Mr. Snow completed his course in
: pedagogy at Clark University, Wor-
J cester. last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Perry of
, Philadelphia were weekend guests OF
Mr. Perrv's brother-and sister-in-law,
! Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Adams. Mr.. Per-
rv Is a government inspector, with
! Iheadauarters at the Philadelphia
: ouartermasters' depot.
Mrs Normandy sister of Mrs. w.
s. Bates, has just returned from og-
: idensburg, n. Y, where she went to
oct the two children of her sister,
Mrs. Milton Carver, who died several
months ago. The older child, a little
girl is to live with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bates. the younger is with Mr.. Car
; ver's people.
An invitation came to the Rev. G.
lC s MacKay, Baptist minister Of this
city. to occupy the pulpit during the
summer months of the Canisbay Unit
cd Free Church of Scotland. This is
the church Of his childhood and Of his
lforefathers. Mr.. MacKay regrets ex-
ceedingly that it is impossible for him
to accept this invitation