Putnam patriot., 1908-08-28
Mrs. William Richardson is visit ,,,;tb friends in Clinton, Mass.

Mrs. Laura Wilbur, of Providence, K the guest of Mrs. Maria Nichols, Li- very street.
 MT. Dwight Sharpe and wife, w. Bartlett, and John B. Larreau, were . visitors in Boston, last week.
 Mrs. G. F, Pray, Gladys Farmer, and Alice E.. Fuller, are enjoying a two weeks rest at Crescent Beach. Miss Jennie Kennedy, of Provi- | denee. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. | Jane NJ. Kennedy.
 The Putnam Gun Club will hold | shoot at their traps, on the Heath | farm, Labor Day.
 Miss Beatrice Dwyer has returned | from stay of two months with rela- lives in New Britain. Mi and Harold Morse, wife and | daughter, have gone to Chebeauge Isl and, Me, for fortnight's stay.
 H H.. Davenport, of Pomfret, at tended the Woonsocket, K IL, races this week.
 Mir. Reuben Sykes, wife and two daughters took trip down the Provi- dence river this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Wheaton have moved into their new home on Grove street.
 Miss Lottie Angell has returned | from visit with relatives in Provi- dence and vicinity.
 M. NJ. Dwyer and wife were in Mout Vernon, N. Y., on Saturday, at- tending the funeral of Edward Hig gins.
 Miss Gresvenor of The Byron D. Bugbee Corporation, is in New York selecting large stock of ladies fall feady-to-w wear garments.
 Rev. Fr. Van den Noort has re- turned from his delightful trip through Lower Can ada, greatly benefited by his journey.
 Mrs. Herbert Wade, of Mills, Mass, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. T. P. Botham, Oak Hill. Her son, At torney Ralph W. Botham, Of New York, is spending his two weeks va- ton at home.
 M R. Joy, who has been making aH excursion trip i'll his automobile, through Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts, har got back. MT. Joy has fine automobile or il couldn't be kept constantly on the "whiza1 as il ha> been.
 -C Char les Racine, of Woodstock, was helnre Justice Wetherell, of that town, en Friday charged with non-support of wife, daughter of Everett Cotton, oi this city. Racine had provided home for his wife in Woodstock, but Sae preferred living in Putnam, and would not go there. 0n that fact he MAS acquitted.
 The Hon. M J. Tanning, of Phil- adelphia is coming 10 Connecticut on september 6, under the auspices of the ~tale Womans Christian Temperance non, and will remain three months speaking in the interest of No Li- cense2 and other temperance issues He will visit as many towns as can be arranged for.
 Pres't Conn. W. (. T. |. -One hundred photographs of the National Gallery, London, have been placed on the bulletin boards of the free reading room by the bulletin com- mittee of the b. A k. These are the tifsl of series of the British school which will include many photographs by famous British painters.
 Postmaster F. G. Letters has pur- chased the entire interest in Grand View owned by his father, William H. Letters. He proposes making various Improvements during in the coming fall, cleaning up all the animpfoYed lots, for one thing: in the spring he wifi sci out trees along the streets and ave naes, and otherwise beautify that very sightly residential property.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam Post Office for the week end ing August 25:
 Ladies-Miss L. P. Bartlett, Mrs. H. Bartlett, Mrs. Liilie Bartlett, Miss ITenatta Corkum, 2, Miss Rose plan, Miss Norma Drois, Rev. Louise fen- her, Miss Bessie MacGregor, Miss Iii- lie Watson, Mrs. Reuben Phillips, Mrs, Kate Prince
 Rev. H. N. Brown, Michael Cassidy, etiSe Thibeau, Geo. M. w amer.
 Putnam is now really beautiina ely in the residential quarters, and the business part has been greatly improN- ed since they began tearing down the unsightly fences. They are now al most all discarded. A former resident after an absence of twelve or fifteen wears and visiting Grove street and the other parts of that district, would De surprised in, seeing 50 many tastetul and attractive residences Of modern style, and would imagine himself in seme strange city.
 The annual meeting of the Thomp- s1a N. T. L. will be held Thursday, sept. Sd, with Mrs. Oscar Robinson. This will be an all-day meeting, and each member is al liberty 10 InFile friends, each one seeing that sufficient food Is provided for as many as they invite Tables will be set and dinner served al the noon hour on the usual