Putnam patriot., 1909-11-05

John Calm and son, Jehn Jr., spent
 Sunday with relatives and friends in
 Noonsocket.
 Quite large delegation of Putnam
 Changers attended the meeting of Qui.
 neoaug Pomona Grange, held with
 Wolf Den Grange of Abingdon, on sa- turday.
 The French River Textile compa.
 ny, Mechanicsville, are completing a
 modern boarding house of 42 rooms
 The company employ high class of female help, and intend the new house
 for their occupancy.
 Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Exilda Robitelle to Hector Langelier, to take plsce in St. Mary's
 church, at eight o'clock next Monday
 morning. A reception will be held at
 Il Mohegan street after the ceremony.
 -"Souvenir" w. H. Taylor has gone
 to Bristol, R. I :, to enter a sanitarium,
 where he will remain for several weeks
 receiving treatment for a nervous trou-
 ble. MT. Taylor will take an absolute
 rest, giving up all his business for
 time.
 The new turbine wheel at the mill of the French River Textile company, af Naebap icsvilla was ,,,t ;n.s, oarx;,s. for the first time Oh Monday The work of installation and making the changes in the power plant at the mill has been under way for some months.
 The President and Vice President Of the Reheeea State Assembly will visit Mizpah Rebeeca Lodge, No. 8, l. 0. 0. F., at the next regular meet ing, Wednesday, Nov. l0. It is greatly desired that all members be present. Supper will beserved al o'clock, pm.
 At the National Convention of the American Roadmaker's Association, held in Columbus, O., from Oct. 26 to %, Highway Commissioner James II. Macdonald was honored for the fifth consecutive time with the Presidency of the Association. He has done great deal to advance good road-mak- ing in Connecticut.
 -Steeple Tom completed his work in this section last Friday, and returned to his home, 9 Raynes Court, MiIli. to spend Sunday with bis wife whom he married since his last visit here, before going to Boston. He is 10 return to Putnam in about a year 10 repair several steeples.
 George P. Miner, and Geo. w. Webster, attended the funeral services of the late Robert Harris, of Norwich, Past Commander of Columbian Gom- No, 1, kE T. 1t was one of the largest Masonic funerals ever held in Norwich.
 Peter Bonln, manager of this sea- sons base bah team, is receiving con- for his promotion to be As sistant District Superintendent of the Prudentiay Life Insurance Company. He will make his headquarters in this ,ity.
 -Lahdlord Rogers, of the "Inn, re- turned Saturday from his hunting trip 70 New Brunswick. As usual, he se- ,ured his full quota of game. His prize specimen is a moose with antlers hav- ng spread of 52 inches and with 20 1Yongs. The head will be mounted. }-Captain of Police Murray is enjoy ing his annual vacation this week. The force is in charge of Sergeant Hayes. who is doing day duty in the business section. During his week of the Ser seant did considerable execution with his shotgun, and the Captain is out Lhis week to beat his record.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam Post Office for the week end- ing Oct 26:
 Gentlemen-Lui Addaxer, Aldease 5agmere, Ben Burakeurch, Alphonse Leger, Carl Y. Nelson, S.S- Nelson t2l.
 Ladies-Mrs. Frank Chamberlain, Miss Mary Dodge, l2l, Mrs. Geo. Will jams, Miss Mary Irving.
 While camping at Webster Lake he members of the 0nawa, Club, Of | this city, became acquainted with the young ladies of the Parisian Club of This was some three years ago, yet the pleasant manner in | which the young men entertained their 1 camp neighbors has not been forgotten, by a recent invitation re- ceived by the Onawas to be present at | 3 banquet to be given in their honor in ! next Sunday evening. It is needless to say that the invitation W as gladly accepted.
 Miss Marion l.. Titus, teacher Of English at the Putnam High School, gave a talk before the teachers and school Board, at the residence of Prin- cipal (. C. Spratt, on Friday evening last, upon the recent State Convention of Teachers, at Hartford. She spoke | specially concerning the words of Prof. Bronson, of Brown University, who ls a graduate of our High School, which ] he recently visited, and gave officially a most glowing report of it.
 Miss Titus is enthusiastic in the &C., ompiishments of, ,our High School.
 Recently Miss Titus went before Miss class of physical Geography