Putnam patriot., 1908-08-07


 a,Iss Ferry for fortnight.
 e.,,op E. Leavitt is spending the
 .l in veynont, visiting his fathers
 IuVe town
 cx Sarah E. Dike was the guest
 ..,.,d, il, Norwich last week.
 lohn :. Dlngwall and family are
 .v;,y cottage at Pine Grove, Mi
 ,t. for two weeks.
 Day F. D. sargent breaches in the
 ..gational church, at Franklin,
 ,s.. next Sunday.
 Geofge E. Brousseau and family
 ssnding two weeks at Quanuean- Eg, RI.
 poseeuting Attorney Card took a
 n,d bass out of Alexander Lake,
 ss.da, afternoon.
 Miss Alice Hickey is the guest of
 ,;s,er Mrs. NJ. Eddington, in Pom-
 during her two weeks vacation.
 Miss Bessie Frost left here Tuesday
 Roekhurst, Lake George, N. f., for snnth,s outing.
 -yahn Lynch and Robert Hammond .o, into camp al Webster lake Mon-
 !. for al NO weeks enjoyment. IDr H. Thompson who, with his mIly. has been spending month at
 sb.ier Lake. has returned home.
 Henry Wheeloek and Percy Wat
 nan returned Saturday from an au-
 mobile trip 10 New York.
 -Ns. Frank Potter and her son, ,pold. are spending this week at oacestet, Mass.
 station Agent Jewett has moved family into the new house corner
 Fremont street and Pleasant avenue. ". H. Holmes, of Westerly, spent lnday with A. w. Macdonald and mily, Oak Hili
 |-sliss Essie Macdonald is entertain g Miss Helen Hummer, of Yantic. he young ladies were classmates at r Normal School, Willimantic. Mi. and Mrs. c. Harold Gilpatric Id their daughter Rhoda, returned Elaiday from two weeks stay at eaeester, Mass.
 6-6eorge Hawkins and wife, Samuel eh and wife, and Albert Houghton Ed wife are spending a month al cot (ge in QHanacoutaug, k. l.
 -NF. Harry BIackfofd, wife and EHshler Helen, of Newark, \. J., are Hesls of Mf. aad Mrs. Munroe Ran !, south Main street
 -After touring through Massacha- Iils and New Hampshire, in their aa- |m0biIe, Mf and Mrs. Richard Cor. ban Tetulaed on sunday.
 Mn. Buiee Smith, Fremont street, entertaining her granddaughter, ss Marguerite smith, of south hige,
 |-Rneben sykes has moved his fami- lale the house on Bradley street fe- fuliy occupied by the family of Jere aefy.
 |-fAe lU.s0 train from Boston was te hour late Friday morning. The fgiae broSe down al Readville, and Was some lime before another engine aId be seeafed.
 |-Nr. aud Mrs. Ernest E. Kent and faaY iaeistling Miss Ethel Kent, an Kent and friends, are spending Fe month 0f August al their collage r the Heights, at Alton Bay, Lake ihnipiseasee, x. H. -Re1. j. k. Stabbert is to occupy F pulpit q the Huntington Street Faplisl church in New London next Feea'h, ot which church he was pas ! for a number of years. At the meeting of Conseil No. r, nion sl. Jean Baptist d Ameri- |iei held August 2d, Dr. Omer LaRue 'd 6eorge Potvin were elected dele fses 10 the general convention to be fla In Holyoke September and 9. The Barnes Family Association are aoid areunion at Lake Compounce, oalhington, August 2eth. All mem- fe and descendants of the family are ''i'ed to participate. Any further in- 'aaiion can be had of Everett P. afhes, President, Norwich, K. F. D. -ueorge Peterson, proprietor of the losfess Confectionery Store, enter aneo iotly children from the Chil- ea \ Home, Friday afternoon. He 'Ned them with ice cream and cake, 'u gase 10 each box of candy and a ~ card. II is needless to say that | reterson' s thoughtfulness was ap- 
 M. and Mrs. G. A. Hammond, ac- uilAnied by Miss Sara Holt of New o'a' and Miss Helen Bradley-home 'A Michigan University-went to s'o Point, Providence, in Joys 'ea W Ing auto, on its best beha- " coming home on record time. ''s aa the varied scenery interest tae dinner-clams, fish, lobster, F salisiying.
 7soSs ah bechoume, aged ? years. S2ss4 5rosvernerdale was killed ...s Ai AaFk Monday afternoon, at 4 wash is being rebuilt near sen sits al West Thompson. He @ , '1k aPon temporary walk IaEu, When he lost his ba-