Putnam patriot., 1908-08-07

a-Mrs- Laurai Payne has returned from visit with her sister in Paw tucket, R. I.
 Mrs. P. Hickey, Elm street, is en- tertaining Joseph Hickey. of Hyde Park, x. Y.
 Mrs. J. F. Carpenter and her three daughters, Pauline, Maude and Mary. returned on Saturday from an outing at Crescent Beach.
 Miss Helen Beebe and little Miss Eleanor King, of Jamaica Plain. Mass. spent Sunday with Col. John Burr and family on killingly avenue.
 After being the guests of MT. and Mrs. Cyril Remillard for a week. NIT. Albert Remiliard and wife, returned to their home in Gardner, Mass. George F.. Shaw, after a five weeks enjoyable recreation at Poin, Breeze. Webster Lake ,has returned to his busy life tanned to all Indian color, and as 1 hearty as buck.
 On Monday morning Mrs. simon Farley, Mrs. Nieto- Chapdelaine, and Miss Louise Farley and Miss Edna Chapdelaine, left here for two weeks outing at Winthrop Beach, Mass.
 Rev. MT. Burroughs, of New Ha- ven, who is occupying the pulpit of St. Philips church. during the vacation i of the Rector, Rev. John Walker, was called home to officiate at funeral but l has returned.
 While chopping wood. Monday af- l tefnoon. .at Cutters coal and woodward Henry Hunt ,colored, cut of the thumb Of his left hand. He was taken to the Day Kimball Hospital where he had l his thumb properly dressed. Attorney Walter H. Gilpatrie, of New York, spent Sunday with his pa rents, MT. and Mrs. George N. Gilpai- rie. Mrs. Gilpatrie accompanied her son to Mt. Desert, Maine, where his family are spending the summer.
 -Landlord l.. (. Rogers. of the Put nam Inn, was quietly married by Rev |. | C. F. Waters, of Woodstock, on Mon day, to Miss Nellie C. Myers. MT. and | Mrs. Rogers left Tuesday for trip to Nova Scotia. Other Putnam people who are touring Nova Scotia are Arch ibald Macdonald, Mrs. James B. Ia tenn, Jr., Mrs. Geo. \. Vaughan, and l Miss Alice Morse.
 sheriff George F. HolbTook was in Willimantlc Friday attending the final l hearings in the bankrupt estates of Henry Eaehanee and George W. Le- valle Sheriff Holbrook is trustee of both estates. and he submitted his final accounts Friday. The 1achance estate has sIeg on hand for the creditors. Ont of this, S26 will be patd fer preferred claims, and the remaining s74 will go I towards satisfying claims amounting 1 to s9l9. Lachance waS tea dealer in Putnam In the LeValle estate there is sa229 on hand, out Of which S52 will be paid for preferred claims. The remaining S277 will 20 to creditors who hold claims amounting To =, iW. Ie- valle was a grocer and butcher in North 1 GrosNenofdale.
 We referred last week to our sewer system as being planned and surveyed bye. F. Chandler The work of sur | surveying was done by H D. Card, who was at that time City Engineer The plans and map being made by Mr. l Chandler from the City Engineer sur vev. What we had in mind, last week, in speaking of the land proposed to be i bought for park along the river, 10 in- clude the Cargill Fails, was to have il so laid out that the perfect design ol i the park could be printed and made clear how il will look when finished ! + to have the land surveyed was all | that was needed, besides MT. Card, we have MT. Geo. W. Perry and city kn- gineer Wright could de that as well as anybody. Perhaps either of these gen tlemen could do the other part too, for aught We know.
 Says A writer in the Boston Record: An amusing story is told that touches Prof. A. s. Hardy, novelist, formerly Of Dartmouth, later, Minister to Oreeee, He lives down in Woodstock now, among the Bowen family, into which he married. For the sons of one oi them was bought pair ot Angora goats. And the whole town went To see them.
 uWhat do you call them?" was asked of the youngster who had come into their possession.
 . snow bal is one, and the other sYetta,' n said the boy
 "sYetta,' that's an extraordinary name. Where did you get 1t?
 "Don t you know uncle Hardy nov el. But Yet-a Woman?'
 On Wednesday Mrs. G. A. Ham, mond took her guests-Miss Holt, Miss Laura W. Todd, Of Ohio, and her sister. the artist, Miss Georgia Todd, oi goston-in Joys Red Wing auto in the forenoon, through Thompson, Gros- venordale, East, North, the ILL., ana south Woodstock, on through Pom fret-arriving back in Putnam Tn good time for lunch. In the afternoon they went to Daysille, Danieison and Brook lva and returned 10 Wildwood Park - .s.a,r,,,e,.. anterfa fainrlent