Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17

David Magnsn and Ovila Guertir were in Boston Friday and Saturds, attending the ball games.
 Joseph Foisey of Worcester was in the city Tuesday to attend the funeral of his grandmother.
 -G. Byron Morse and Percy Water. man took 3 bass from Webster Lake Wednesday.
 Judge F. F. Russell, wife and little daughter, have been visiting relatives in New Hampshire.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will speak in French at the Baptist church in Dan- ielson, next Sunday at o'clock p. m.
 Mrs. Edward F. Warren, of Anso- nia, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Maryott, Seward street.
 Mrs. Charles E. sharpe, of Denver, Col, is the guest of Mrs. Sarah F. Ross on Chapel street.
 Judge Shumway will be in this city on August to II, to arrange for the opening of the September term of court.
 Mrs. k. l.. Simpson and her daugh- ter, Miss Maude, left "Wednesday morn- ing for visit with friends in New York city.
 The class of Mrs. Carrie Gascoigne, of the Methodist church, will hold a cake and ice cream sale on the lawn in front of the Methodist church, We'd day afternoon, July 2, from 10 9 0 clock.
 List of letters remaining at the Putnam Post Office for the week end ing July IA
 Ladies-Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Emma Tatro.
 Gentlemen-Frank Broduer, A. l.. Signor Parqu, Frank Southwrite.
 An interesting family group recent ly photographed shows three genera tions of male members of the family bearing the same given names. They are: Cyril Remillard, Sen, B; Cyril Remillard, Jr., 32: Cyril Remillard, I'd, years-all residents of this city.
 A force Of fifteen men is at work repairs at the filter beds of the Putnam Water company al Harris sille The cement walls constructed some time ago have cracked in place., p .rmitting the water 10 escape, and the repairs are to remedy the defect.
 Mansfield Hose Co.,, No. 3, and a party Of guests, enjoyed their annual outing and clambake, last Sunday, st Phillips Grove, on the north shore of Alexan Ter Lake. About thirty were in the party. Charles Kennedy, of this city, was in charge of the oake.
 A lawn party was given by the l.. E. 0. Sewing Circle, Friday evening at the home of Miss tecile Benoit, Wood stock avenue. The lawn was prettily decorated with Japanese lanterns. Dn- ring the evening there was vocal and music and games. Dain- ty refreshments were served.
 Andrew w. Fisher, who has been vice president and general manager of the Byron D. Bugbee Corporation for the past seven years, will sever his with the corporation in August. MT. Fisher and his brother have purchased the J. C. Nick sian dry goods storeiin Burlington, Vt, and will take possession in August.
 Major A. D. Mcintyre spends as much of his vacation in the woods as he can spare from his garden and chick ems. While hunting bees with D. .. Hawkins in West Gloster. k. l., re- gently. he discovered a raceoon watch ing him from the hollow crotch ot a tall tree. The coon came down prompt Iv when he found who was after hin-
 
 Several sWarms of bees were also ioca- ted.
 A party of New York business men, among them Albert C. Bostwiek, whiie going from that city to Boston, on Tues nav. in large touring motor car, had lhe misfortune to injure some of the car gear when they got as far as west Thompson, and could go no further. They made arrangements for the care of their car and came back to Putnam They evidently had changed their in- tentions, for they hired a special tram to convey them to New London, where they met some friends who were on \ yacht and went back with them 10 New York. They paid si4l for the and coach that carried the party to New London. Their motor followed them as freight.
 On Tuesday morning Pierre o'o- nont while at work on an electric light pole on the west end of. the long bridge, on Bridge street, had sun stroke, which came near costing nm his life. As he became unconscious lie lnstinc;iveIy threw out his arm ana il fell on the pole in such way as 10 keen him from failing 10 the ground distance Of some forty odd feet, which would have been sure death. His heip- sr. who was at the foot Of the pole, was to see lfomonf relax his hoia and fall limp oa the wires, barely slas- raining him from failing. \ iadaef ,sas procured and carefully adjusted % as not to jar the body lest il should isti
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