Putnam patriot., 1908-05-08
Miss Ethel Clarke was the guest of .,ar friends last Friday

Worcester friends last Friday.
 Clarence A. Hammond, of Brook ,v, \. r.. was the guest of his uncle z A. Hammond, on Saturday.
 Miss Julia Manning, of Worcester aas the guest, on Sunday, of her sis lar, Mrs. F. E. Clarke and Miss Char lo,te Manning.
 Al the aMother Goose entertain- ment. given in the Congregational cha. rel Friday evening last, over $50 was eieared.
 Mrs. Frances Barrett and Mrs. Ma. fv Perry have been attending the State convention of the w. R. C., which WAS held al Waterbury April 29th and slth.
 Sergeant Patrick Hayes, who was recently transferred to the upper part af the city to do night work, has been returned, by order of the Mayor, to his old post in the business center of the eity. officer Julius Cordier, who took sergeant Hayes place when he was re- moved. goes back to his old beat, that the latter has just vacated.
 ZDr. Omer LaRue, of this city, pr. W. II. Judson, of Danielson, and Dr. Arthur A. Chase of Plainfield, have been appointed a committee of the Windham County Medical Association on matters pertaining to public health. The three physicians ase the Health of feers Of their respective towns.
 List of letters remaining at the Putnam Post Office for the week end ing May }:
 i.adies-Mrs. William Berrie, Mrs. Ermine Duhamel, Mrs. Lillian Jack. son. Mrs. Ruth Moffitt, Mrs. Adefline Ryder, Mrs. Franklin Woods, Mrs. M :. c Walsh, Miss Edith Westlund, ,.
 Conference.-The. and Mrs. Isaac NJ, Agard. Mir and Mrs. John |. Clark, S. H Morse. F. J. Derry, Walter S.Tripp, NJ and Mrs. sam Lucia.
 -ReF Geo. Fear, the English evan gaii,t. Who conducted religious services in Thompson, Danielson, Willimantie and place, in this part Of the State, has saiied lEzm Boston for his home in En. gland He expects, however. to return ta th, country in about month to To- cate permanently, and will settle in the Ha4s9H Valley, New York. He has d sen belonging to the New York Meth odi>l Conference.
 Nh stephen Ballard, of Thompson, has been appointed administrator de b9ais HgH on the estate of Francis N. | 5oit, of North Grosvenordale, in place of the late Clarendon NJ. Green, with bonds of s35, 900. MT. Ballard has also been appointed conservator of the body tue and estate of Judge Flint, of Thompson, who has become non com- pes mentis.
 Five young ladies of the Sewing t5cleoi the St. Marys parish, hung aEeautila. May basket to one of their number Miss i4eona Daigle, at her home ca Woodstock avenue, Tueday eyen- ing Mis- Daigle was much surprised ama receiving the token, and pleasent- iy entertained her guests in a sociable manner throughout the evening iizeclable refreshments were served aad singing and piano selections were eainyed
 -The Putnam Golf Club was organ zed last Thursday evening, and the following officers elected;
 fiesident-G Harold Gilpatric.
 secfetaty-L. P. Merriam.
 tfeaSafeT-G. F.. shaw.
 Executive Committee-Janles E. Ia lem, Jrs. John c. Johnson, Edward II, BaEi.
 course has been laid out south of Whites Crossing of easy access by trolley The club starts off with an excellent membership. Applications Tor membership may be made to G. E. Shaw.
 Our city charter permits the Mayor eo license shops, stores or other places oi business to open on Sundays to sell necessities except hotels and drug stores to sell liquors. Some ? of these sanday-selling licenses have already oeen issued, each paying sl. An effort is 10 oe made to close up all places of business on Sundays. If running trains hour steam railroads on Sunday could oe prevented it would prove great "lessing The noise and smoke of these t'aihs are an annoyance 10 every one NAo believes Sunday should be day Of resl.
 state Normal. Training School, at h4neaTy, will hold summer school tS-5ahing July 7th, and closing Aug. ' viii be open to persons residing o' teaching in the State. Attention "ts Ike given 10 the common school sieis including school management, se4saee, literature and. drawing. The e''Atse witl be so arranged that each i.5ssn may elect part Of the subjects v s.ay lase the complete course. Ger '-.'5@,es 9f proficiency will be issued 10 '-eee who satisfactorily complete Ihe S'a7se State examinations will be ls'a ai the close oi The term. 4 com t.gss ProSFanl.will be issued about May ,'' For further information address soAR K. Perkins, Danbary, or state oeAfd of Education, Hartford.