Putnam patriot., 1921-01-21
PUTNAM PERSONALS

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Zenzie. Mechanic strse-
At.orrey Chartes L Iarsg ~as :
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5frz. Frznk Il Potter q wsazser
formerly # PBtzzm, s2eut Non 1a7
zith Mrs. 2. A Ll5bT, FarTo~s street.
/ States Atto-rsT AMI Ns- Charlie
Z. Scars ziIl leave Pozfre. a5o1i
ne z5th for tteir annual v-sls = re
south.
Or. and Mrs. Ray sssm4a a1d
arz. Sher-nzn's mother, H-z. william
Richardson. are moving ina t1e Dur
fee house On School street
Golf enthusiasts have been O the
inks az the Putnza Cou7try GLIB e.
s-y week so far. This IS rse5r3 year
f, fc- play during the winter seas
People welcomed the eoli weather
/ 5eeause they realized taat i msaa-
/ harvesting a sufficient ice crop. Fam
e-s have beer cutting for some Eeszs-
Kiss Bertha A. Willsrd Of Wet
6czo. Mass, was . weekend guest q
Hr. and Mrs. c. l. ADAMS, souia
Main street.
Lieutenant Ambrose AorizrEy en-
Z .e1aize5 two Of his classmates a.
vest Point the past week, iaela Ing
Brig. Gen. Gerhzrdt, NV stationed a
Camp Deyens.
Hr:. TheophiIle Raymond, Ct WON
soeket, returned hozoe last week af-
.e- Spending week with her soa
Wnfred Raymond, and family, Wa
ter gt~e.t.
". s. petes. pro1rie.or o. Rats-'
F1actric Sho1. a~prts for the Delco
ri,ht pwosue-s. hos hean y Boz
This week altering the Deleo Ligh-
seale-yi convention.
Wise ge--e~v Hete-ff1o. who ST.
- the ~Eatcta-Eocp n-o4uction left
Wednesday Afternoon f1r St Aims
=. where the extrava1anZa VII b.
produced within two wee'Is.
During the week ending jan IS
.hree csses r measles were re7ovte :
from Thor 7s~n and ore from : as--
ford. Ashford re7ortad two eases 81
scarlet feve- ami Sterling one casa.
Mrx Alvin Harti7 Of Mel-ose
Mass. suent the weekend in Putnam
the guest q Mr. and Ms. Carl Kent
and attended "Kateha-Koo" TuesdayI
evening. returning home Wednesday
Frank c. TilIinghast of Central VII
iage has been sppofntei DEPUTY sheriff
for Flainfeld to succeed the late Geo.
Bliven. The appointment was an
nounced Monday by Sheriff Charles A.
Gates Of WiIlimantic.
A blaze in Postmaster Gilnzan's pri-
yate Office in the Putnam pos.offiee
slightly burned a desk and caused q
damage Of about 800. The firn start
ed in waste basket. II was extin-
guished with 2 pail Of water.
Saturday evening the fire truck was
called cut for a chimney FIRE on PARK
street Tuesday morning someone
rang in general alarm from box IS
MIN street. for what proved to be
nothing but a chimney fire on NIL
street
There are at present thirty-fou-
e~iscners at the Brooklyn jail A
Hartford morning paper stated thai
taere were but six. This same paper
stated that Putnam was -'jakeF''
center and that there was much iatoxi-l
cation here.
P. A. Jo3oia Of she internal revs.
rue staff cf this district Is 81 the
Chamber Il Commerce rooms every
day fram to p. M. checking ID re-
turns hack as far as 1917. He viii re-
main here for two or three weeks 10
complete the work.
Mrs. William Maerters. with he
daughters and son. motorei from
Providence on Tuesday and attelde !
the performance of "Kateha-koo"
Tuesday evening. They were guests
a, the Inn Tuesday night and unotored
home on Wednesday.
An automobile driven by Otis Fox
was in collision with car owned and
driven By C. NJ. Clark Of Providence.
Tuesday evening near Bugbee's COR
ner. The Fox ear had the running
board damaged Mr.. Clark agreed to
pay for the damage.