Putnam patriot., 1908-07-24

, visiting bis parents in this city. un.D. H. Billings and Miss A 1T Eryard, of Oak Hill. are spending s.x weeks in Princeton, Mass.
 Rev. E. F. Benoit will speak in
 v..,eh at the Baptist church in this .;,, next Sunday at 1 o'clock p. m. ur c. Harold Gilpatric and wife ,., sstnrday for two weeks stay in gloucester, Mass.
 Mrs. Leyerett Chase and family of ponagansett, have been the guests of uo Moses L. Aldrieh the past week
 Miss Gertrude Jones is enjoying a
 ,xo weeks vacation, which sine is leading with relatives in New York slste.
 Miss Bessie Ghampiin, of Bradley .,rset returned home Wednesday afte r .,tsit of several weeks with friends in Brooklyn, \. |.
 The ladies of Jessamine Chapter, xo as. will hold a food sale on Friday afternoon. this week, from 2 to } p. m.,
 st the store of C. NJ. Elliott, Main st.
 Miss Mary Wheaton has been spending week with the Misses Saf- gent at their summer home in Brook line, \. II.
 -t.haries 4. Thayer and family, of
 sayiesviiie. R. l., were recent guests 4 his parents, MT. and Mrs. H. J.
 Fhayer, King street. Mrs. Geo. :. Bradley and daugk- ter Miss Helen (. Bradley, of Grove
 street, are at SiIverbow Cottage, Wood mont, for several weeks.
 Joseph Kenyon, of Woodstock Val jey, has been at the Day kimball Hos- pitaI for some time, on account of brain | troubIe. This week he was taken to the | state Insane Hospital at Norwich. Following remonstranee against 1 bathing in the pool near the little bridge on the road leading to'the Day. Kim | fal Hospital, the police have issued
 efders that the pool must no longer be l used as bathing resort.
 W. H. Taylor, of this city, was in ! Hartford and New Haven, Tuesday,
 completing arrangements for the Re union and Banquet of the Connecticut l legislative Club. to be held at GoseF
 Beaca, East Haven, August l2th@ Albert Light, Jra IS months old, the ssfi et Nf and Mrs. Albert Light 1 q Peafre street, was severely seaided
 aa Friday morning by pulling kettle 0f hol water from the stoVe, the scala iag wafer splashing over most ]. his
 body.
 -On Tuesday Leo, son of Mr. and 1 Mn N M Dwyer, who is four yeafs old, Was given q birthday party. With l anumberof his little friends he hearti- 1 ig enjoyed the merry celebration. At ilSelese h5 was presented with a gold
 band ring.
 List af letters remaining at the l Putnam Post Ofiice for the week end ing Jaly T:
 l.adieS-AIiss Alice Brown, Mrs. Hib. | bad Wood, Mrs. Anna Hoffman, Miss l Marie bonnell.
 Gentlemen-Geo. II. Jordan, II, Pa
 Iack, t'eofge smith, J, F. Warren. -0n Aapnst , and 6, from 9 a. m. 10 | ?. m., there will be an examination for State teachers certificates held at
 Israel Pn,lan school binding. For
 any information apply to State Board oi Education. Hartford. The eXami-
 nef vii be glad to confer with persons
 desiring leeHter the Normal schools. When eoH are canning fruit this summer NhY not fill a jar or two for ihe h0spitala IL will be much appre- c'aled, and the Woman 's Board will giady finnish the jars for this pur- i'lse. The fruit will make most ac- l ceplable Thanksgiving offering, or II nay be sent in at any other time. Any
 "io are willing to use the jars will be
 supplied or notifying the committee in eharge-Mrs. H. 0. Preston and Mrs. Fl. Whitmore.
 The funeral of Wayland W. Shel-
 oon, Of South Woodstock, who died ''om the effects of a shot wound in the 'eg received on the Fourth, was held at
 a's recent home on Sunday. Rev. l..
 S' 'urtis, pastor of the Woodstock
 naptist Church, conducted the servi- NTs. Friends from this city and del- ssa1ion of members of the Masonic fra
 's'hiay, were present at the funeral.
 -n'efment was at Woodstock. Key. J. P. Trowbridge, who is now
 "a "'of Of the Congregational church at @' uroton, Mass, is spending his ."Onth s vacation among his old friends .i l'i's part of the State. His old par .'"'0iefs al Eastford, learning of his |f''selee here, sent him an urgent in- i'@eioa to preach for them next Sun
 -s' which he has accepted, and will
 ''sea tn the church there al the usual
 .'a's' Air. Trowbridge is pleasantly
 '4sss'i ID his new field of labor. He
 s.s2 efs3sying excellent health. -i--'ls.i'nfsl NJ. N. Dwyer. of the Ho- a--ss ag, has invited his fellow s''ss i inS National Convention
 KgH4mbas, to be held st st.
 E8 lhis city Friday July 3ests preparatory to their z1r tae convention. The deegatis1f. nt,fntqYfng F