Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-11
PUTNAM

Miss Ruth Consdon, who has been en- gagged to teach Latin. geometry and freshman English at Woodstock Acad- einy- the coming year, is a graduate of Wellesley college and received her M 4. degree from the New York State Col lege for Teachers. She has taught iii the nigh school of Greenwich, N Y, and the Patton school for girls at Northamp- | ton, Mass. She has travelled extensive ".
 Mir and Mrs. Albert Auger are enter | taining. Miss Anna C. Anderson of New York, former resident of Putnam
 Mrs W. F. Rafferty and daughter, Miss Elizabeth Rafferty, are at Watch Hull for a short stay
 Mir. and Mrs. Everett Reynolds have moved from Ring street to their recently 1 completed new home. cn Grand Viaw.
 Miss Ruth Hatfield. clerk in the of- ice of the Putnam Light & Power, Co.,, $ spending her vacation at Pleasant View. R. I.
 Dr. and Mrs F. A. Morrell are ent,r- | taning their son-in-iaw and daughter M-. and Mrs. John Walker, of Meadow brook. Pa.
 Perhaps the Day Kimban hospital Is the one busiest spot in the city at pres ent. Dr. Harold Foster of New York is I a day during his clinics this week. Dr Foster, who is former Putnam boy, is q specialist on nose, throat and ca" and l g major portion of the operations are 1 for tonsils and adenoids. Many. of the patients have been children and these are able to return home on the day oi the operation, nevertheless the hospita staff. which has been augmented for tho 1 week, is very busy and the institution is crowded to capacity.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Warren lef Sunday for Chicago where they will bt guests of F. NJ. Messenger and family The Messenger family at one time livet in North Grosvenordale where Mir. Mes scnger was company agent. Mrs War ren is Daughter of MT. and Mrs. y Il A. Maryotte Their present home Is il East Providence.
 larEe building Is being erected q Abingdon -Four Corners. The stree floor will be occupied as a store. by An drew Sharpe, formerly engaged in b Ys, , be used as hall and is as largo q
 Union hall. Putnam.
 ) Rev. Albert E. stona of Previdene, former Isstor, will preach at the Fi-s Flptist cnurch, Sunday August 20tf There will be no services Sunday th
 27th.
 Rev. Harry E. OIeott will occupy Il, pulT'lt of the Methodist church Sunda
 next. he is a representative of the ar / tl-saloon league. A number of til young people of the church are plannil: i to occupy Putnam House on willimar tic camp g1 ound the last of the rnonti
 during camp meeting.
 Mrs. NJ. J, Barrows, of Les AnEeie |. Cal, is visiting friends in Putnam. Sh , formerly lived here and is a daughter F the late Charles Patten. 8 Civil wa | veteran. Her first husband was Jame q Herrick who was in business in Putnal
 for several years. After his death sr
 married Mir. Barrows and they wei west. MT. Barrows died eight years ar
 and this is Mrs. Barrows' first trip ca! t in five years, when she came On as
 delegate to attend tte convention ot ", e men Of the Grand Army in Boston.
 Mrs. Anna Keith and daughter Mi n Marguerite Keith. Wilkinson street, ha7
 returned from a months stay at Oal
 land Beach. R. I.
 Tha Putnam Manufacturing Co. bas
 ball team WiE play Attawaugaa Sua +
 next
 J. F. sLafantasie, formerly manager .
 store in the north end of the city D
 more recently a travelling salesman |
 biscuit company, has secured emplo ment in Utica, \. Y, where ne " e move hls family soon. al Frank Gagne 0: Boston is spendir d his vacation with his mother and brot :- CTS on Woodstock avenue V Mrs. Emelien Durand and daught Il are spending the week at Spring Lab R. L.
 1esph Gakne is having his yacate