Mrs. Ernest C. Morse left Putnam
Tuesday morning for New York,
where she is to be the guest of rela
ives.
- George A. Vaughn of Brookline
passed the week-end in Pulrnm with
firs. Vaughan who is spending several
weeks here.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Stockdale
of Boston, Mass, motored to this city
last week and spent a few days with
Mrs. Bertha Stockdale and family of
Farrows S..
Miss Edith Cutler, a graduate of
Putnam High school, who has been
teaching at East Putnam the past
year, is attending Summer Normal
school at. Yale College.
Judge Edgar M. Warner of Putnam
is to lead the mid-week service at the
Congregational church Thursday night
|< f-nd has announced his topic as Obe
dience to Law is Liberty.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo E. Carlson ot
Worcester, Mass., will spend the week
end with ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
O. Potter. E Hugo will spend the sum
mer here with his grandparents.
PUTNAM
Peter Bonin, who has been at Sara
toga Springs the past week returned
to Putnaxn Saturday. He was the
guest of 'he insurance company by
whom he is employed as Putnam
agent.
I>r. Louis Brown son of Mrs. Annie
Brown of Putnam, has recently been
the guest of his mother. Last week he
li ft for Jackson, Miss., where he has
gone to modernize one of the large
hi spitals.
In the current issue of the White
River Banner W. C. T. U. the names
ot two Putnam ladies are mentioned
as superintendents; Mrs. Addie Fox
Temperance, and Miss Bertha White,
Anti-Narcotics.
