Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25

A four pound curunher was raized by Edgar Cutting
 Basket lunch Sunday school picnic st Crystal Lake today.
 Mrs. Joseph GurIey intends 90 pass the winter out=of-town.
 Theodore Sehladermundt Of Bronx vile. \. r.. Is recent arrival
 John Jones house will be sept snug 5.ad warm with new coat af shin sles
 Miss Ida Bartlett visited her grand mother 8t Stafford the past several days
 The Ramp Kelley beys blked to Newport E l.. instead of Plymouth Mass.
 Mis- Blanche Case af ehcupec Falls. Mass. called on local friends last week.
 Argba Walker and family visited Mrs Walker sister # New Britain Saturday.
 Mrs & Gardiner of Cleveland, O.. wa- the weekend Haest of siss Ethel Gardner.
 < maH diamond nnE ~as recently found in the bottom uf m automobile By Oliver Bowen
 The onIy mulberry tfee iH town may b. seen IT tbe wand near a3tsr Mary Gumee'z eottag,
 sub.rosa whispering indicate tiiat a trinity If Rel8inHz Nil essaI a4l- lag the hfaan oetahsg ass..
 Cafl Lewis. assistant at the East ford eash store has been doing ap Week's res pitc instead of groceries.
 llr. and Mrs John W Whitfori at tended the funeral of Nr William Case at West Thompson lHzt Friday
 A black bass which weighed nearly ti4r pounds largest of tho season Was caught at Crystal iakc rho othrr day
 Mr. and Mrs Il \ Eddy de not sN- peet to remain at their cottage home during the cold season. but viii rr- tun in early spring.
 Mr OHara. tb, na ef. living near Keuyanvills. worked for lhe father of ane sf the fresh air children a con tractor. in Ncw York titS
 SIf and Mrs William AcKopef af Suaiel. who matoret ta town Sun Hiss. z88ke= hiehly .ef th. Ae#Htsf4l scenery throughout fhi- ertion
 Dr and Nrs FJedeu1k Baldwin and Attorney and Nrs Arthur Mac. donald of Putnam enjoyed chicken supper at the- Inn one evening iast week
 Twenty. four laharer--are Aari at work rcpairnr thc private f0ads on tht Mles tte. WhichseomnrIses a tafal tfaet ot 8prfa>.H "aeo acres
 The frgshuss- of children are now gone. Part af tUm left Neines aay and thg remainder VII '-5 tomor raw | was really s.ol Tor th,m tH be hree
 Daniel Pnerer af Providence. a Dartmouth student. who t7 been working at CoIfInNI.le tufns part q hHs vacation. wheeled into town an hs bIg5 rle Monday
 j. Richard Carpenter. wifi, and daughter Eleanor, accompanied by Ni~ses Gertrude Hall of Everett Mas. and Bertha Safetut of Nashua. k IT.. lined at Cen you Inn Sunday afternoon.
 A. NJ Bowen has discontinued trading in live stock, which branch of business s conducted on sn eN.eusi.c scale by his SOB Clifford For years the name If A. M Bowen as a COW trader was a household word
 Miss Ethel Gardner and Mrs. \. Waldo Kennedy sail from New York Wednesday, oct. s5. tbe former 0 pursue her musical researches In Paris ana the latter te visit her sisters in Leeds Eng and her brother n the l.le of Man.
 An interested and appsse iatiye con Erecatton listened to an admirable temperance address by C. D. Book man 0f Hartford at the Congregation a church Sunday morning. The ec- onomic side of ihe question was elah- erated upon
 Mr and Mrs S 4 Peckham and Mrs J F. Lauphyag of Wnimanuc were registered at Gen. Lyon Inn Sunday Mrs IsnpheaF lived at Fhoenlxyilie 70 her Elr'hood and Fe- lated interesting incidents rerariinc Mrs sarah BradWay Eastfords well known eentenarian.
 An exceptionally profitable eyt- ning was spent st the conversational chapel Sunday. when 8 jain meeting of the Senior and Junior Christian EndeaS1f, in change of Nrs harles aCOI n IN TuT uEAn.