Miss Nina T. Hall who has been,
a: student in .the Nurse*’ Training
class at Tuskegee Institute, Ala
bama for two years is spending her
Bummer vacation with her father J.
Henderson Hall Walnut street.
Dr. Hugh B. Campbell conducted a
clinic for tubercular patients at th»
Day Kimball hospital yesterday.
John J. Whitehead Sr. of New
York city was the guest last Thurs
day and Friday of nis son John J.
Whitehead Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Carpent
«r motored to Winthrop. Mass. Sat
urday and spent a few1 days with
their daughter Mrs. Kenne'U C. Bal
lard, returning to their home in this
city yesterday.
Edmund DeLude and Donald
Holmes were In Springfield Friday
and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxey Seymur and
sen Walter visited relatives in this
city, Sunday.
PROCLAMATION
Regarding the Sale of Fireworks On
July 4th, 1922
Be tt known, by virtue of the an*
thority In me vested, that the sale and
use of Fireworks within the limits of
the City of Putnam upon Independ
ence Day, July 4th, 1921, In strict ac
cordance with the Ordinances of the
City of Putnam covering the same Is
hereby permitted; said permission ap
plies only to such fireworks of kind
and sire specified in said ordinances,
and not to cannons, firearms, or other
appliances using either blank or ball
cartridges, which are by ordinances
strictly prohibited.
But In no case will a permit be
gr anted unless the consent of the own
er of the building for the sale of such
fireworks accompanies the application,
and said applications must be present
ed to me on or before June 15,1922.
Signed,
ARCHIE MACDONALD.
