Henry A. Wolf of Newbury port.
Mass., was a visitor with friends in
Putnam Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kennedy were
the guest of A. A. Kennedy of Moos
up Valley last week.
Uzam Bennor was ill at his home
here Saturday, his condition reported
as somewhat serious.
New cement steps are being built
to the entrance of the municipal build
ing on Church street.
Misses Lillian and Elizabeth Daigle
leave this week for a trip to Montreal
and St. Ainie, Canada,
j Miss Rose Dansreau and Josephine
i Lamaranda, both of this city, were
j married here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Morse with Mr.
and Mrs. George D. Clark and son
were in Providence Thursday.
Miss Alice Fuller of Worcester, i
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fuller, on Chapman street.
Miss Edna Dulude of Woonsocket,
R. I„ is spending a week with Miss
Leona Daigle on Woodstock avenue.
Miss Lillie Gleason of New York
City is visiting her brother, Clement
Gilson, at Brookside farm, near
Thompson.
W. J. Bartlett took his employes to
1’leasant Beach lor an outing last
Sunday. They made the trip in Mr.
Bartlett's big touring car.
Derailed box cars in the local rail
road yard Friday night delayed traf
fic for a time. The cars were thrown
off the iron by splitting a switch.
Miss Antoinette Desautels and Mrs.
Gauthier left Tuesday for a trip to
Canada, 't hey expect to stop at Mon
treal, St. Hyacinth and Quebec.
August 10 has been selected as the
date for an outing and clambake ol
Putnam Nest of Owls, to be held at
Phillips' grove, Alexander's lake.
