Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08
LOCAL ITEMS
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 to New York to resume teaching.
 Miss Alice Joy has returned. from a weeks vacation spent nj Norwich
 John Salvas and family of Hartford are visiting relatives in the north end of the city
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burt were in Boston on Wednesday attending a druggists convention. Louis Wilcox, who has been at Lords Point for the summer, return ed home last Saturday.
 John G. Johnson left Thursday to spend the weekend at the Maple wood" in Pittstield, Mass.
 County Agent F. F. Davis, wife and children, are spending two weeks with srelatives in Massachusetts,
 Martin Griffin of Boston spent the weekend in Putnam the guest of his mother, Mrs. Martha Griffin. Mir. and Mrs Carl T. Kent were weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. R. P. Wetherell, Attleboro. Mass.
 Miss Mary Johnson went to Boston today (Fridayl to spend the week end with Mrs. Jeanette Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Lizotte and Mir. land Mrs. Albert Pechie spent Sunday l in Worcester and Fitchburg, Mass.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. c. s. MacKay en- tertained over the weekend Mrs. Fay Tor and daughter of Somerville, Mass.
 Miss Eleanor Arnold, formerly of Putnam, now living in Voluntown, is the guest of Mrs H. l.. Burt, Grove street.
 Mir. and Mrs. John A. Dady and Mir. and Mrs. W. R. Danforth motored over the Mohawk Trail to Bennington, Vt. last weekend.
 Miss Bessie McCauley. who is em- ployed in the office department at the Putnam Steam Laundry, has been having her vacation.
 K. L. Josls has started in the plumbing and heating business at 3S i InaDDldfl Sttttb. tit aiSo 'pN' N~'' trough and roofing work.
 MT. and Mrs. r. A. Maryotte re- turned last week from six weeks stay in Maine. While on their vaca- ton they motored 1900 miles. i Ralph Boisonneau leaves today i (Friday) for years stay in Hondur- as. Central America, where he IS to be in the employ of the United Fruit Co.
 MT. and Mrs. D. B. Gilbert took a weekend motor trip over the Mohawk Trail. They went equipped with a camping outfit to enjoy the broad highway
 Mr. and Mrs. Louis l. Carmark, Mechanics street, entertained Rev. John A. McColl, formerly of Provi- dence. now of Johannesburg, South Africa, last week.
 Mrs. Beatrice Smith of Brooklyn, IN. Y, and her two children, returned home last Friday after spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Will liam Winslow, Pomfret street.
 Miss Hazel Converse leaves this week for Lewiston, Me, where she win atsGne Dasss College. Miss Con- vers> entered Bates last year, but had te return hsras on account of i'll health.
 ni,s E1ns Tourtellotte. South Main s<keet, left Monday for two weeks' vacation with friends in Hart ford. She will also visit Miss Lena Shaw of New Bedford, formerly of Putnam.
 Putnam people have noted that the estate of F. A. Sayles of Providence paid an inheritance tax of million dollars. The French River Textile Co. and the Putnam Light & Power Co. were two Sayles interests.
 Among those who attended the Johnson-Adams wedding in Worcester last Saturday were Mrs. Alice M. Douty. Mrs. Walter A. Wheaton, Mrs George ". Clifford, Miss Chrystobel Clifford. c. D. Sharpe and Kenneth Sharpe.
 After a period of inactivity, due to the death of one of it's leading mem bers. Joseph Lapalme. the Fisher mems Club of the north end of the city is to become active again. The club is planning for whist to be held | in St. Johns hall in the near future