Putnam patriot., 1921-09-23

the pages of the Congressional Rec ord, one of the clerical force whose duty Il Is to maintain the organization of the Senate chamber is Attorney Irving H. Miron of Putnam. Over in the Postoffice Department. after an honorable service in the State Depart ment, is Henry N Benoit Down in the Bureau of Standards is John A. C. Warner of Putnam, hard st work on various invaluable devices for the im- proyement and development of the airplane
 Coming to the State Capitol from the National Capitol, there Putnam has representative galore For in- stance. near the Governor in the Cap itol building itself is the office of the State Treasurer, now held by c. Har- old Gilpatrie, though Hartford can't claim MT. Gilpatric but d part of each week In the office of the bank ex- aminers. the chief is no less than John B. Byrne of Putnam. who still finds fl possible to be of both Putnam and Hartford. h the vehicuiar depart ment, Putnam is represented by John A. Macdonald. while his father. dur ing legislative sessions, Is holding forth as Senator Archibald Macdon- aid from and of Putnam
 Another Hartford representative in a fine field. though a different one, is to be found in the library of the Act ma Insurance Company. where Miss Grace Child is in charge of the im- portant position of librarian for one of the greatest insurance companies in the world. a position which Miss Child won after an intensive study of library work, followed by a record for high efficiency at the Hartford Athe- neum.
 IL would be an omission if Putnam did not record the presence at Annap- oils in the second and third years of the aeademy's course of Midshipmen Brousseau and Rafrerty, both of them Putnam boys and high school boys and both of them standing excellently in their classes.
 Returning Go Boston for the mo- ment, if, like the editors of The Pa triot. you ever want to know any thing of the mechanical end of the printing business and we want and need always to know a great deal all that you have 10 do is to wend your way to the big building occupied by the American Typefounders Com pany. and there across the mahogany you may talk with and learn a great deal from John r. Fallon. a former Putnam man. who got his start in the printing business in Putnam and who now holds d high executive position with the Founders Company. Going out through the Common and over to the FenWay where are all the young women students of Simmons College including several young ladies from Putnam-8ou will find Kenneth ( Ballard occupying one of the chairs of instruction.
 Returning to Putnam by way of Worcester. you would naturally buy a Worcester Telegram and undoubted ! ly find one of the feature stories writ ten by Harold S. Corbin. of Putnam and more recently of The Putnam Patriot
 And SO it goes. All over the coun. try We might mark map with little red dots. each of them indicating . } spot where some Putnamite has gone forth to work and to success. h fact. there are foreign connections that We have not mentioned. A list ing of this kind surely sights some one highly deserving of note If you have a son or daughter or brother ol sister or cousin who is doing h~ bii outside. tell The Patriot about it ana The Patriot will Sell its readers witf all due pride. To succeed at home and to do the home job Is worthy of any effort but there is an interest, q glamor.a zest in the opportunities out. side Putnam, as you can see above takes it's share.