Putnam patriot., 1909-06-04

' iting in Boston.
 Thomas Rawley of Maine, recently visited his family on Grove street.
 Clarence A. Stetson and wife of New York, were recent guests of NIT. and Mrs. A. C. Stetson. Henry Merriam and wife of Bos- ton spent Monday with his mother, Mrs. Emily Merriam, Fremont street. Mi. and Mrs. H. $. Whipple of Pascoag, have been visiting Represent tative Joseph Nick achnie and wife. The 0. NJ. club held meeting with Miss Alice Morse, Wednesday evening. Refreshments were served. Miss Helen Alton returned Mon- day from a four weeks visit with 1 friends in Boston.
 Harry St. onge and family of Wor cester, and Joseph Tetreault and family of Providence, were visiting relatives in the city Monday. -F. NJ. Carroll and A. C. Albert of New Haven made an auto trip to this city recently where they were guests of E. NJ. Wheaton and family. MT. and Mrs. Geo. W. Holt have returned from several weeks stay in Pennsylvania. MT. Holt has greatly improved in health.
 -Cargill council, K. of C, have ac- cepted an invitation to witness the ex- notification of the third degree al Webster, Sunday.
 John Byrne, James Tatem and Percy Waterman made an automobile trip to Providence, Monday, to see the B own ale baseball game. Next week Saturday, June l2, wi l be "Flag Day. when the Stars ard | Stripes should be seen fiuttering from every public and private eaifice poss'- ble.
 Thomas Luce, age years, stepson of Thomas Ryall of Danielson, who was recently sentenced to state pris, n l for burglary, has been taken to tie Childrenis Home.
 Mrs. J. s. Lewis died at her home in Thompson this Thursday morning. She had been in poor health for a year, but her death was unexpected until Wednesday evening, when she had a ral. -C. NJ. Ellis, Church street, is en- tertaining his mother. Mrs. Ellis left East Vasselboro, Me, at 6 a. m. Tues day, arriving here at 3.27 p. m. the same day. A pretty good trip for woman of 80 years to make alone, 26s miles.
 Mrs. w. J. H. Shepman of San Francisco, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. H. Alton, Ring street. Mrs. Shepman, who will make a visit of two or three months, finds that Put nam has made remarkable growth, both in size and beauty in the past fif- teen years.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent and wife were guests of Rev. C. H. Barber and wife, Danielson, Wednesday. Mir. Sargent delivered his lecture on "How They do Things in the West" before the Wind ham County Ministers Association in the afternoon.
 
 Joseph Vadnais, IT, who escaped from the Rhode Island school for boys was arrested in this city Wednesday. by police seargent Hayes, who turned him over to the superintendent. He had served one year of two years sentence for breaking into stoie in Providence.
 There will be a vaudeville show at Wildwood Park Saturday at 3:l5 and S:l5 D. m., by Hills Octaroon compa- ny, under the auspices Of the 1T. A. X B. Society, of this city. There will be dancing in the pavilion at o'clock, and good music will be furnished. The Hill Company is one of the best aggre- gaiions of eolored artists in vaudeville.
 Court City of Putnam and Court Jacques Cartier, Foresters of America, observed memorial Sunday this week. They marched from their hail 10 the Catholic cemetery, headed by the Put nam Cadet Band. Memorial services were there held, and the graves of de- ceased brothers were decorated. Upon their return to the hall remarks were III ade by many of the members: There were delegates present from Daniel son.
 President Taft seems to be on the go