Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26
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Rev JoSep kyte who underwent a serious operation ai the Lay kimball hospitai more than two weeks syo k recovering. though somewhat slowly.
 Rev. \. |. Jones, n. D. of Thompson occupied the pulpit ef the eonyfega- lional church last Sunday. Dr. Jones ls known as q very able man and if was pleasure for our people To hear him last Sunday. In the evening he gave an interesting report of his recent visit to Porto Rico.
 Mrs. Mary F. Osgood of Providence who has lately returned from Califor- ma has been spending few days at Charles smiths.
 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Collar of oamoFldee are al Red Top, Miss Mil uged Collar : summer home.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Elliott ef Wor- eester are the guests Of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fftz Henry Paine of West Roxbary, have recently visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pot ter.
 Miss Helen Chase of Waterbury, en route for the coast of Maine for the summer, made brief visit on her aunt, Miss Chase
 Miss Marie Wilbur has finished her first year 3. the Storrs Agricultural college and is now home for her sum- mer vacation. George F. Sumner, class Of 9J Amherst college, has been attending its commencement exerei- ses.
 Nrxs dence last week to attend the funeral Of her brother-in-iaw and remained several days.
 Mrs. Sarah Marcy has been visiting the past few days her son oren, Hud- son, Mass.l
 Miss Alice Peal has gone to Water bury to spend two or three weeks with relatives.
 Mrs. Angelina Stoddard has been the guest of friends in Providence the past month.
 Miss Mae Sharpe saw Yale and Har- vafd boat races i'll New London on Thursday.
 Last Monday Mrs. Phoebe enteftain- eel three teachers of the Nfllimantic High school, Misses Bales. Rebotham and t'onant. They enjoyed seeing the Wolf Den and driving through ibeanti- fHI RomIfet street.
 Last Ffidav Miss Alice Home closed her thiEd successful year as teacher of the Centre school In the afternoon the children had picnic in the grove on the school grounds. II k needless to say that they had a good time and .I,fxs la5 A cake that was served.
 Miss Howe has aroused great deal Of interest in the wild flowers and the children gathered and brought te her this term, one hundred and iifty-six kinds. The following pupils are de- serving Of special mention and they received prizes from Miss Howe. Els worth Govell, perfect in attendance the whole year, burnt wood rack. Katie Kelly for leading her class, a trinket box. Daniel Baker, perfect in attendance, winter and spring, pha- raoh's horses in burnt wood. Elisha sherman, perfect attendance, fall and winter, burnt wood plague. The fol- lowing not absent during spring sterm: Everett Griggs, Annie Kelly Katie Kelly, Celia Kelly, Marguerite Mahars, Harry Russ. Luby. sherman, George Stoddard. We are glad to add that Miss Howe who has been most satis- factory III her school work and who has won many friends by her genial and staunch qualities will return to her school here next fall.
 During the past six months the Wolf Den Grange has had Il series of con- lests. esSays, debates, music, each counted a certain number of points. Arthur GrosVenor and Everett Brown were captains of the opposing sides. Captain eirovenor's won, and Nedne>- day evening all, enjoyed a supper served by the defeated team.
 Nr. and Mrs. Paul Geisler are re- ceiving congratulations on the advent of a il pound baby boy June 2.