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Detroit Free Press
Thursday, January 11, 1894

         FLINT, January 10 - 
         
         Dr. C. M. PUTNAM, one of the most highly
       respected citizens of Flint, died at his resi-
       dence this morning after a few days' illness.
       The deceased was born in Batavia, N. Y., Sep-
       tember 10, 1842, and moved to this county
       with his father when a lad of 13 years. Here
       he attended the public schools until 1860,
       when he returned to the city of his birth to
       study medicine. Three years later he entered
       Hahneman medical college, Philadelphia, where,
       in 1867, he graduated with the degree of doctor
       of medicine. After graduating he returned to
       Flint to practice his profession, where he had
       built up a reputation for himself that placed
       him among the leading physicians of the city,
       and gave him a state reputation as a homeo-
       pathist. He was married in 1873, but was un-
       fortunate in losing his lovely and devoted
       wife after ten years of wedded life. He left
       a father, two daughters, Mrs. WALTER DUFFY,
       of Rochester, N. Y., and Miss EFFIE DOUGLAS
       PUTNAM, who has been spending the winter abroad,
       and who is now in Paris. He was a brother of
       ROMAIN PUTNAM, the veteran produce dealer and
       business man of this city. He was a member of
       the State Homeopathic Medical Society, and of
       the Masonic order. He stood high in the esti-
       mation of his fellow-physicians, and was a kind
       and generous man. The funeral will occur from
       his residence Friday afternoon, and his remains
       will be interred in the Glenwood cemetery.
       
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