Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26

ing her son in Brooklyn, y. Y.
Mrs. Ella A. Stoddard is the guest
NJ her niece, Mrs. f. f. Guild, in Wind
ham.
Mrs. Dutee Smith is entertaining
her granddaughter, Miss Rita Smith,
Of Southbridge.
NJ. VI. DwyeF attended the funeral
If relative. ON Monday, in Provi-
denee.
Miss Lena Bofheaur. of Worcester,
vas The guest Of Mrs. HELEN Wiley,
oak Hi, fer few days.
Mr.. Walter Watson and wife, of
Providence, were recent guests Of local
friends.
Mrs. Maertens and her two child
rem left here Monday for jersey City,
to visit relatives.
caterer Parker has returned from a
visit. with his brother, to Middleboro,
Mass.
This. Thursday, evening Cargill
Council, X. of C., will confer degrees
on class Of candidates.
Mrs. ]. ID. Converse visited her
aunt at Seituate Il. {, to honor her slst
birthday.
Misses Algenia and Blanche Du-
mas were visitors in Marlboro, Mass,
over sunday.
Letter carrier Converse has pur-
chased the Kenyon property on Center
street.
Miss Helen Hammond, and friend
from Boston, have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. q. A. Hammond.
County Commissioner Barber, who
is in the South, recently sent eox of
oranges to the children at the County
Home.
Last week Thursday afternoon,
Miss Gladys |. Stratton gave party
To a number of her little friends-it be-
ing her fifth birthday.
The Sewing Club V. held a mas
querade whist, at the home of Mrs. Ag-
mes FavTeau, Elm street, last Friday
evening. Refreshments were served.
j b. L, HeureuN, who has been an
agent for life insurance company at
different times for nearly Is years, has
resigned.
Father Dominic, of the Order of
Ffancisians in New York, is conduct
ing a mission at IT. Mary's church this
week, large congregations attending all
the services.
Mrs. f. J. Daniels. of Ring street,
Is The guest of her daughter, Miss Ruth
Bamels, who is in training to become
a nurse at The Roosevelt Hospital, New
York city.
Last donday morning the mill of
the Putnam Wooden Go. resumed OPP
eralions after an enforced shutdown
OF two days, caused by the breaking of
| the driving gears.
Archibald Macdonald has been APP
| pointed delegate, by the Putnam Lodge
| of Elks, to the Grand Lodge, which
meets in Los Angeles in July next.
Andrew V. Frost is alternate.
Mrs. Ada Leach and Leroy E.
Pickett, both of this city, were married
in Woonsocket on March 10, by Rev.
George +. Beecher, pastor of the First
Baptist church.
-On Thursday, last week, Mrs. +.
II Mhitmore was in Willimantic at
Etending the funeral of Mrs. George Ly-
lnan-a former sehoolmate of Mrs.
Ahitmofe.
Mrs. l.. II. Alton spent Friday i'll
Worcester. She has recently been the
guest of her daughter, Miss Helen Al
N. at the New England Musical Con-
FerYalory, Boston.
The "Free Will Offering of the
N. &. T. t., which was appointed for
last week, was adjourned TO 3 p. m.
pr Friday this week, to be held at the
bone of Mrs. NJ. O.. Leonard. We
fust that as many as can will be pres
Fnt and aid TO make it an interesting
aeeiing.
e. NJ. Cole mas Doug mt the proper
located upon the corner of Elm and
Buck streets, on which he has carried
p his grain business for several years.
ar. Cole is transforming the interior
arrangement of the building TO make
more convenient and suitable for his
BUSINESS. He is also tearing down
arge shed standing upon the rear of
pc building on Buck street
Putnam had seven deaths during
e3faary, represeting an annual death
le Per 800 of l0.4-a little more than
.li the rate in January. The deaths
ere due to eerebro spinal fever, l;
ptheria, |; pneumonia, /; heart dis
-, = all other diseases, ,. There are
j prevalent cases Of diphtheria, but
'ey have generally proved light; there
sc also been some eases Of typhoid
e. but none proved sc Fious.
Miss Rebecea Il. Leelair, daughter
AiF. aud Mrs. 2. NJ. Iseclair, left here
day for New YORK city TO enter the
rses 5 training class in II. Vincent
ihlal. The services of trained nur-
Ia eases Of dangerous diseases are
= Indispensable. BY their skiilful
e many lives are sa.ed that ether-
= would have been lost. They are