Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-17
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Reg "a Arthur Roathier, curate o.
g. Mary church. gave the addres
az the memorial exercises Of the X. d
Wllimautic. Heii IN ST. Joseph
cemetery. NHiinlaufie last Sunday.
Emund Perreaalt Fred Bonnie
FiIis. Antonio Bonneville and Lex
Bonneville attended the meeting Of
Seaside Council. B 20 g.. held iu Nea
.aH#sH S#n fte=ua9Hs and a
cf tfs t decree aas worked
Res Joa p awb.i8ge and Hif.
ae us S. rrowbridee a
QWec fafH f8f fse Days Mrs
fE1H1 fH a#e time pastor
# the Easstols church. lie plans e
attend ths Weaeslee College conn
meheemrut
Ars Waiter Bartlett probation
officer Of the PafHam city court, at
tended a injecting Il the state Proba-
ton Officers Association in New Ha-
ven Wednesday During the day a
yisit was made 70 tae NeW Haven de-
teution home
Israel Putnam Lodge of Odd Eel
lows viii hold their annual memorial
+ dag exercises Sunday afternoon, the
members meeting At Odd Fellows han
AT , p. m. when they VII march to
the Grove Street cemetery where the
graves Of deceased brothers wAl be
decorated
George A. Bolster, long connected
with the drug trade. died Friday at
T his home. 80 Bradford street, Quincy.
He was At one time b0okkeeper at the
Putnam Wooden Cgmpany Office, at
that time managed by Michael Nor
iarty. he il survived 81 his wife amd
daughter, Marion
Miss Alice 4. Adams received hsf
diploma from Bay Path Institute,
Springfield. Tuesday morning, and the
same day entered ttEe employ q the
Equitabi@ Fire Assurance 60. of that
city as stenographer During her last
week AT school sHr aas awarded the
first pfize Cor penn auship
Among the students st the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis
Who last week left for the summer
cruise % the Mediterranean euun-
tries. are MidshiHmau William Raj
forty. +oa II NJ aa Mrs William
Rafferty, Of Grow street, and Md
shipman Henry Brous>eau. son Of Mr..
and Mrs C,eoree Beausseau Of WI
klnson street
Mr. aud Mrs. j o " cod Of Column
bus. Ohio. are. guest for few days
Of Mr. md Mr. John f. Spencer,
Woodstock avenue Mr. Wood start
81 Camp SeaeSt Rsseland Lake.
about i've Years ago and viii open
July / with twenty boys Mr. Wood
is a Tougher n Columbus Academy and
Mrs. Wood teaehee in school for
girls.
Richard NJ Holmes. a snaeat At
Clark University. who has beeu spend
ing feW days with hls grandmother,
Mrs A " Macdonald Of Oak HilL
leaves today FOR New London. where
ne vii be a guest of a college friend.
From New London he expects 10 go to
his home at Mt Vernon. n Y. for the
summer.
At thu. request of the father. Algot
Swanson 81 North Grosvenordale, thu
body Of Oscar W Swanson. who was
killed on French battlefield. viii b.
sent to tins country. probably srriy-
ing some time this month. The North
Grosyenordale Post Of the American
Legion. which is named after the
Young soldier. win arrange FOR the
military funeral
Gilbert " Perry. son Of city En-
ginccr George W Perry. graduated
from Northeastern College of Boston,
"Wednesday night. and received the
degree Bachelor Of Science Mr., Per-
RVS father and his sister. Miss Cert
Irude Percy. we're IN Boston for the
graduation air Perry intends to re
+ turn % the college in the fall 20 do
Aefaaaate work
ID HN kfnaeai, medical mission
|aay of A. Second congregational
church Vbe recently visited Putnam,
left Htfe Tor Georgia. where he will
joIn h,= daughter and granddaughter
Iaud C.atIaHe 10 Oberliu. o, to at
tead tte commencement exercises Of
FO6e College. from which his son,
George. graduating Mrs. kinnear
viii also attend the commencement,
=defute plans for placing New
+ Work lHs children on Putnam farms.
as was deae last summer, have rs yet
been nade although Mrs. Walter J.
Bartlett head Of the committee last
summer. expects that something will
he deeiled within the next few weeks.
/ Many letters have already been re
cciVed from children who we're IN
+ Putnam last wear ana wish to come
again
NJ ami Mrs. Victor Ghapdelaine,
Miss Edna Chapdelaiae and pr Er-
nest Chaptelaine Church street. left
+ Putnam sunday for Oakland Beach.
where they have "a summer cottage.
H DR. Cbapdelalue. who has just been
graduated from college Of osteo-
/ pathy at kirksville. Mo- will leave
Oakland the first OF July for Phila-
delphia, where he viii serve as IN
terne 10 hospital.
Their. hH. heen no announcement