Putnam patriot., 1909-04-02


Mrs. G. Byron Morse was in Prosi-
deuce visiting relatives the past week.
Miss Bertha Richardson, of this
civ. is the guest of her aunt in Boston.
Mrs. Florence Botham and Miss
Mae Bradley, were in Boston the past
week.
Mrs. J. j. Russell, who has been
visiting with friends in New York for
few days, has returned.
Miss Gertrude Hall, teacher, is the
guest of friends in South killingly du-
ring Easter vacation.
Mrs. r. II. Bradley and daughters
have moved from Oak Hill into one of
the MILLER cottages on Grove street.
Rev. B. f. Benoit will preach at
The Baptist church, this city, at 4:30
o'clock sunday afternoon.
John Holmes and Raymond Whea-
ion. Of Amherst, are guests OF their pa
rents, in this city, for the Easter vaea-
ton.
Mrs. F. j. Daniels has returned
from a visit with her daughter, Miss
Ruth. in New York. Her daughter
came with her.
Charles Rood, of Boston, agent of
the " r, y. H. 4 II. Railroad CON-
pany, formerly stationed in this city,
visited Putnam on Monday.
john d. Converse, Superintendent
Of the Ghildren,s Home. has purchased
the residence of the late John l.. Bal
lard, on Woodstock avenue.
Mr.. George Newell, wife and their
daughter, Barbara, of Washington, K.
l.. have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. l.. Burt, Grove street, parents of
Mrs Newell.
j f. Kingsley. who was at the
Putnam Fair grounds during last sum-
Iner, training horses, is going to be in
Norwich the coming season, where he
will have the care of several well
known fast horses.
w. Il. Labelle of Dayyille has Sc
cured the refreshment and amusement
privileges, aside from the theatre, at
Wildwood Park for this season. He
will also have charge of the base ball
ground.
District Deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler Thomas Smith Of Ansonia made
his annual visit of inspection to Put
nam lodge of E.lks Friday evening.
List of letters remaining in the
Putnam Post Office for the week end
Ing March 50:
I.aaies-Mrs. Nenne D. Provost.
conference.-the Berkoritzs, Joseph
Gaiiiet Idan LaRoeqne, Harry Scott,
g. o. smith.
At a hearing held Saturday morn
ing before Judge George ;. Crosby Of
tie probate court for the town OF
Thompson, Attorney Charles l.. Tor
rey Of Putnam was named as admins
tfator of the estate of Ruth \. Con-
| verse of Putnam. A number of heirs
to the estate participated in the hear
ing.
Thomas Ogden Murphy, former
resident of this city, and brother OF
Harry s. Murphy of North Market
street, is now a resident of Moline, H.,
and conducts the Murphy Orchestra,
popular organization in that place,
which is highly spoken of in recent
issue Of local paper in that town.
"A delightful evening was spent by
the members of the q. NJ. club w ed
nesdav when they were entertained
| by Miss Mary Wheelock at her home
on Church street. The hostess read
the second chapter Of the work being
taken up by the club, after which
shefbet, cakes and corrections were
served. All but three members OF the
club were present at this meeting.
Horace T. Deming who spends
the summer near Koseland Park in
Woodstock, is the author of valuable
book Just issued by his publishers.
'fhe Government of American Cities"
| Is Tie title, aud ii is a study of munich
| pal organization and the relation of the
- ~ tt4C STATE H( otSS 20 49,
outcome of the study of municipal
| problems, not only in the United
States, but IN England and on the
continent.
&C. ID. Sharpe met with painful
though not serious accident Thursday
morning. When leaning over an
open IRE which he thought was nearly
out the ire pulled up and completely
hlled Both eyes with hot cinders. A
Physician summoned had to pick all
the little pieces ont of 1.-THE eyes; fortu-
haiely they were not hot enough To
burn the eyes enough to effect the
sight, but rendered them most painful.
lis eye brows and lashes were burned
on bal Mr.. sharpe considers himself
fortunate ia not being more seriously
burned.
The funeral Of oiaspard Nerron
was held Il Il Iafy's church at
o's6sek Friday ulasalng. Rev. John
Naa Den Ssoft was ceiebrant Of the
soena high requiem mass- Father
iAeninic deacon. and Rev. Adrian
bskeEaaa su0 aeaean. Many relatives
aaa friends weze present, Cargill