After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the bride's pa- 1>
rents on High street for friends and
relatives. The couple then left on 1
a wedding trip. Un their return they j<
will live in Putnam. i
Mr. Devine has been in the employ !
>f C'handelr & Morse for the past four
rears, being a popular and a well
iked clerk
WESTERN UNION TO MOVE
The office of the Western Union
felegraph Co. Is to be moved from
he Tatem building on Pomfret street
o the vacant room on Main street,
outh of the Putnam Inn, owned by
Jiss Gorman, of Bridgeport.
PUTNAM
F. E. Ix>vering. of Providence street,
is ill at his home,
Charles E. Weaver has gone to Vir
ginia on a hunting trip.
Edward Flynn was here from Cam
bridge over Columbus Day.
Irving Miron spent the week end
with relatives in Millbury. Mass.
James Murray, of Hartford, spent
Sunday at his home in Putnam.
Malcolm M. Willey, of Worcester,
was at his home here over Sunday.
Mrs. Hermine Maheu is book-keeper
this week for Whipple and Gilpatric.
Dr. H. Wr. Thompson has been en
tertaining his brother from Braintree,
Mass.
i Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Heath, of Me
chanic street, motored to Worcester,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ray Hurlbut took
in the Springfield Dairy show Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Conant. of Wil
| limantic were Sunday guests of Mrs
F. D. Dunham.
Delxtss Wood, of Danielson, spent
the evening recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Heath.
This week’s sessions of the Wind
ham county superior court are being
held in Wiilimantic.
J. B. Tatem jr. is the chairman of
the Putnam branch of the Hughes Na
tional College league.
