Putnam patriot., 1909-07-09

sna, smith, of Boston, spent the ,.,h s.ith his mother on Grove st.
 About fifty new members will en.
 the High school next term.
 Iohn B. Ghampeau, of Worcester, ,;si,ed relatives in town over Sunday.
 Mrs. II. H. Davenport, of Pomfret, ,..bs guest of her son in Cozad. Neb.
 Miss Elizabeth Wright is the guest .f her parents, Judge and Mrs. E. G. wright. chapman street.
 Ms. William Wheaton is enter ,.,,,ns her sister, Miss Barbara Brig ham. of Macon, Ga.
 -Mrs Anna Wade, of Newton, Mass, :. the guest of her mother, Mrs. T. P. Botham.
 Miss Lottie Angel, of Pembroke Hall. Providence, is spending the sum- me, with her parents, MT. Mathewson Apgell and wife, Pomfret.
 Mi. and Mrs. NJ. G. Leonard, Mrs. r,nshaW and Miss Marion Ernshaw, lsf, here on Saturday for Gales Ferry 10 spend the summer.
 w. \. Chapdelaine is having his sunual l5 days vacation, and is taking strip through New York State on his motor cycle.
 The Woman's Relief Corps will hod a sewing meeting with Mrs. Jo- 1pb Nak aehnie, Friday afternoon, laIy 9. at 2:5o o'clock. Sec'y.
 The Misses Agnes and Eva Depon- rev are spending two weeks vacation with their brother George and his fam ily, in schenectady, N. Y.
 -Dr. and Mrs. Bert Foster and their tbree children, from Montclair, N. J., gre spending the week with MT. and Mrs. E. N. Foster, Putnam Heights.
 Miss Alice Hopkins has given up her school in the Gafy district in order 10 take a course of study in Pratt In- slitute, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The Day Kimball Hospital has a monthly course of physicians: Dr. F. P. Todd, of Danielson, is the visiting physician for July.
 Cyril Remilard, Jr., decorator at the Peoples Store, is spending his two weeks vacation at the Champlain Ter fantenary cpIphrations
 Attorney Ralph w .Botham of New York, who attended the commence ment of Amherst College, spent Sum day and Monday at his parental home on Oak Hill.
 Miss Flora Ellis, accompanied by her aunt, Miss Cora Flames, arrived from Washington, D. c., last Satur- day, and are the guests of MT. and Mrs. (. NJ. Ellis, Church street.
 Mrs. C. F. Waterman has returned from Providence, where she has been spending a week, and attended the bridge luncheon given by Mrs. Winters this week in Willimantic.
 w. T. Fletcher, of Philadelphia, recently spent a few days with his fa- miIy at the home of Mrs. Mary A. Clark. MT. Fletcher and family were i guests at the homes of Messrs. Ballard and Clark.
 Allan Carr Mcintyre, of Whitins- vile, who graduated from the North bridge High School of that place, this year, and Maurice Mcintyre, of Lynn, spent the Fourth at the home of their faiher, Major A. D. Mcintyre. The class of '09, of the Israel Put nam School, has made the school present of a revolving bookcase. The money to make the purchase was rais- ed by giving the play of @Mr. Bob, recently presented by the class. -DanieI J. Byrne. of Boston, and James Byrne and family, of ProNi- denee, have been spending few days with their mother, Mrs. Mary Byrne, Woodstock avenue.
 New York has put ban on "Joy Hding, by imposing severe penalties On those who indulge in it.tThe people Of this city indulge in Joy Nj. R.l fdingn without interference and with out apprehension of auto accidents. List of letters remaining in the Elfpat1. sl Srxrf tho xElaE Qnd- ing July ,:
 Miss Marjorie W. Brown, Miss Sadie K Hurlbert, Mrs. K. W. Wheeler, Miss Fanny Peabody.
 Gentlemen-Carl F. Chapin, Supt. W. E. Sims, Tan Dabyowski. Quite & delegation of Knights Of Columbus went from here to Worces- Ter, Sunday, to witness the working of The Third Degree on . class of go can didates. They report . fine time. Be- veral returned the next day to attend the field day of the K. of C., which was | Jig success. The following are the names of the members who went from this city:
 Hector Duvert, Emanuel Duvert, arthur Duvert, Frank H. Cordier, John Byrne, J. A. Gagne, ' N. Declair. J. A. beandreanif, Bernard Mc6arry, Cyrilie RemiiIard, John Gahan. Areide sr. Onge,
 Joseph Fabaugo. The strawberry crop, the season of which is just closing. is unusually large tats year, and the berries comparative ' cheap. Delaware shipped North laisss, ise quarts up to June Is, despite