Putnam patriot., 1909-07-23

Mrs. c. F.. Breault Is visiting rela- tives in Canada.
 -E. N. Joslyn is out with new Franklin automobile.
 Andrew N. Frost is entertaining his brother from New York State. Il. E.. Smith made a business trip to New York this week.
 Thomas McGarry is whiting in Boston.
 Miss Bertha Sargent has returned from few days stay at Oak Bluff.
 Mrs. J. B. Bowen and daughter are at Crescent Beach.
 Miss Amy Conan Is spending a week at Atlantic, Mass. Percy l.. Waterman returned from a business trip to New York on Sun day.
 Rev. E. +. Benoit will speak at the Baptist church, this city, at 3:So, next Sunday.
 The w. C. T. l.. will meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Gardner on Friday at $50 p. m.l
 Misses Josephine and Mabel Clark are visiting their sister, Mrs. Herman Chandler, Worcester. Miss Grace West, clerk in B. D. Bugbee's store, Is spending her two weeks vacation in Providence. The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap- list church, will hold cake sale at the store of Ballard X Clark, Friday, at p. Ill.
 There were many from this city who spent Sunday down the Provi. dence River, where they enjoyed real shore dinner.
 The following young ladies, resid- ing in the upper part of the city, are spending two weeks on a farm in El- liott: Misses Remillard, Misses Fav- reau, Miss Daigle, and Miss Robillard.
 Ralph W. Tefft. Alderman from the Second ward, is seriously i'll at his home on School street. Dr. Omer La. Rue, Alderman from the Fourth ward, is dangerously i'll at his home on Wood stock avenue.
 Mrs. sara Thomson Kinney, State Regent, D. A. R., will sail from New York on steamer Arabic, for Liverpool, on Saturday, the 24th inst. Her tour through Europe will be quite extensive and her return indefinite.
 -over in East Killingly there has just been completed a bedquilt that rivals Joseph's coat of many colors, of Scriptural fame. Mrs. Elizabeth Wade, of that town, is the proud maker and owner of this remarkable bedquilt. She says there is just : ,372 pieces in 1t.
 Mrs. Julius Cordier and two chil- dren have returned fromIa three weeks visit with relatives in Syracuse, N. Y., where she met her brother whom she had not seen for B years. He failed to recognize her when they met. She also saw a number of relatives that she had never seen before.
 The body of Michael McGorty, who died suddenly in Abingdon, last week Wednesday, was brought to this city Saturday morning for burial in St. Mary's cemetery. The requiem mass, of which Rev. J. J. Elty was celebrant, was observed in the Catholic church in Pomfret.
 Mrs. John Addison Porter, with daughters Agnes and Josephine Por- ter, also Sylvia Holt, daughter of Judge Holt of Woodstock, joined party Of Hartford friends, sailing on Tuesday, the 20th inst, for Rotterdam, on steam CT Potsdam. They will be abroad about two months.
 We deeply regret to learn that our friend ex- Senator Charles l.. Dean and wife, of Maiden. Mass, are both at the Madden Hospital where each has had to undergo a surgical operation. Both operations appear to have been com- pletely successful, and both, we are glad to hear, are on the road to recov- cry.
 The homestead of the Whitmore fa- mily, on the corner of Elm and Bull lock streets, has been purchased by Ma zaire Peloquin. He has not announced his plans and purposes in getting hold of such valuable property. But as Elm-including Main-street, will al- ways be the center of business, there Is no doubt the building will be trans formed into business stores, as will also many other private dwellings ere long.
 A. E. Jones, of Northboro, Mass, father of Emil Jones, who lost his life from being thrown from trolley car last week, met representatives of the settlement of all claims against the company for damag It is expected that satisfactory agreement between NIT. Jones and the company will be reached. This is the first fatal accident 10 passenger that the Putnam divi- sion of the Connecticut company has met
 Coroner Arthur c. Bill, of Daniel son. has named the following Medical Examiners for the various towns in Aindham county:
 Putnam-Dr. J. E. Kent.