Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05

Raymond Kennedy spent Satur- day and Sunday in Pawtacket.
 Marquis Green has been visiting his brother, J. S. Green, Center street
 The mill of the Putnam Neolen company was closed Monday because of an accident to the water wheel.
 There were services in St. Philips church Monday in obsery ance of All Saints day.
 Edward E. Mann of San Francisco Is the guest of T. P. Botham and wife, Oak Hill.
 Special uevotions were held at St. Mary's church Monday and Tuesday, All Saints day, and All Souls day.
 Clayton Fisher will remove to this week, where he has secured employment.
 Fred A. Morrell, son of Ds. and Mrs, F. A. Morrell, returned from Eu. rope Friday.
 Attorney J. F. Carpenter has been on a business trip to New York this week.
 Arthur Breault, formerly of the City Hotel, is now a motorman on a line between Boston and Lynn.
 -G. A. Hammond and party made an automobile trip to Worcester Tues- day.
 Court City of Putnam, F. of A., will hold an old fashioned dance in their hall, Friday evening, Nov. l2th,
 -J. E. Shanley, of New Haven, claim agent for the Consolidated road, was in the eity Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. ]. Bartlett, Misses Euniee W. Park, Doreas and Ruth Bartlett took an automobile trip to Worcester on aionday.
 Mrs. Frank Broughton broke her ankle last Thursday by falling down the steps in front of her home on South Main street.
 Leo Perreault was brought to the Day kimball hospital from Danielson last week suffering from a crushed forearm.
 A meeting of the members of the Putnam School Board was held in the office of the Secretary, Chas. l.. Torrey on Monday afternoon.
 Rev. C. A. Ferguson of the Advent church has accepted a call to Rocky Brook. K. I. He will preach his fare- well sermon November II.
 Mrs. F.. NJ. Warner delivered an address on "Noman's Work in the in the Dayville Congrega- tional church, Sunday evening.
 Pupils of Grade 9 of the Israel Put nam School will hold reception and at which their parents will be guests on Friday evening of this week.
 Jackson X Sumner, formerly of Eastford, have sold their handle and picker stick factory al South Wind- ham to Vim. F. Maine of that place.
 Among those examined by the State Barber's Commission at New London, Friday, was Oscar St. Laurel, 1f this city.
 Andre Willenson, sent to jail from Putnam last week for stealing clothing from C. C. Talbot and Emile Benoit, Is wanted by the police of Springfield for similar ofienses committed in that city.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Sargent, Misses Bertha and Florence Sargent attended the wedding of Miss June W allace, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wallace, which took place in Nashua, N H., on Tuesday. Rev. MT. Sargent performed the ceremony.
 Fred Bonneville, who has been ten years in the store Of N. T. Hurlbut, his city, and who has, been engaged n the clothing business for over sesen- cen years, has resigned his position to accept a similar one with Charles ,eder.
 The case of Allison Wilcox ofWood- tock, charged with larceny of dia- nond ring ffom young lady in Dan- elson, came up in the town court in hat place on Saturday morning. The was settled upon payment of ,osts of $22.69.
 Miss Olive Smith of Chelsea, Mass, ias been visiting MT. and Mrs. II. NJ. Morse for the past few days. It is in- to note that Miss Smith was he Child who played the part of Tret- y in that weIl-known play of "Old led Prouty,r when it was first pro- iuced, and with which Mfr. Morse was 70 long connected. By the way MT. Morse expects to enter the vaudeville ield in the near future, and he has engaged Miss Smith as one of his Lucky he has been in ob- aiming so bright and talented young adv to play the part he has in mind.
 Prom Gilbert $. Raymond, one of he Board of Gas and Electrical Con- nissioners of the city of Norwich, we nave received . copy of their annual 'epoft, which tells story of some in- terest to all cities. Five years ago, after ! bitter contest, the city took over the gas and electric lighting plant, for