Putnam patriot., 1909-06-18
VOL. XXXVII.
Mrs. Jesse Rich spent Saturday in

Worcester.
 Miss Ellen Wheelock is spending a week in Northampton.
 Mrs. Lewis Williams is the guest of her son, L. o. Williams.
 Edward J Carpenter has purchased the whipple farm at Putnam Heights. Byron sherman, of Springfield. has been visiting relatives in the city. Charles H. Broadhurst, of Willi- mantle. spent Sunday in the city.
 James F. Donahue, formerly of this city. now residing in New Jersey, has been calling on old friends here. Mrs. C. F. Waterman entertained tbe Danielson Bridge Club, at the Put nam Inn, Monday afternoon.
 -T.H.D De Coudres, of East Hart fcrd. was the guest of MT. and Mrs. C. Y Bosworth, over Sunday.
 Eugene Beaudry, of Whitinsville, was the guest of his parents, Chapel street, over Sunday
 Miss Bessie Champlin substituted as teacher in the Smith street school during Miss Rents absence.
 Mrs. Leon T. Wilson attended tree day exercises at Wellesley college last Friday. Mrs. Wilson is an alumnus, graduating in the class of 1903.
 Will Wright, of Yale, has been spending a week-which he had be- tween examinations-with his parents, Judge and Mrs. E. G. Wright.
 The Putnam Cadet Band gave an- other of their popular Concerts in C. A. Hammond's summer House, oak Hill. Tuesday evening.
 The members of the 0. NJ. club held their annual picnic at Webster lake on Saturday. The outing was en- loved oy a dozen members.
 Members of Courts City of Putnam and Jaaues Carter sttended the fores- .ersi memorial service, at Danlelson, Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Ethel Kent was the guest of friends in Warwick, R. l., on Sunday, where she was one of the bridesmaids al the wedding of Miss Marion Man. chester, friend of hers.
 Charles Jacques has sold his house on South Main street to Louis Con- verse. MT. Jacques has moved into the house he recently purchased on the corner of South Main street and hii- lingly Road.
 Mi. Simon Farley has sold his drug store to James E. Donohue, of New York, but formerly resident of fut- nam. He is to take possession on Mon- day and will be hereafter known as the sJames F. Donohue Company"
 Sparks from chimney or locomotive set the Armory building on fire shortly after two o'clock, Monday afternoon. An alarm was rung in from box b, calling out the fiemen, who made snort work of the fire. Some new shingles will repair the damage.
 In the death of Edward Everett Hale, which occurred last week lhurs- day, at his home in Roxbury, Mass, the;nation loses one of its grandest sons Unitarian clergyman, ,philanthropist' author, journalist, and lover ot peace. He was loved the world over. He died at the age of s7 years, ? months, full ot honors as well as years. On page taree We give the tribute paid to him oy Se- nator Hoar, and those of others. A son, Louis Joseph Timothe, was born in this city, last Friday, 10 MT. and Mrs. Louis Tetreault. The chiia is the fifth living generation on its mo- theF's side and the fourth on us ia- theris side. The child is week oio this Friday; it's mother is l9 years old; he grandfather, Timothe, Jr, Is 4o; gteat-crandfather, Timothe Teireauit, Ben, is 66, and great-great grandfather Augustus Tetreault, of Farnham, ea- hada, S6 years.
 -Alber. Spink is al the Day kim- ha Hospital with badly shattered arm, caused by the accidental dis- charge of shotgun The accident oc- cured at his home ia Eastford, in his attempt to take his gun out of barrel where he had placed it temporariiy, the trigger was snapped and the charge Passed through his left arm near the elbow. He lost such quantity ot osood before his arrival at the hospital 'aat il was feared he would die. Tues Gay afternoon, his condition was more 'asorable. He may yet have to under 70 amputation of his fore arm.
 Miss Esmeralda Macdonald ,daugh- ef of MT. Archibald Mcdonald, who ss recently appointed as teacher Tn sae smith street school in place of Miss fahei Kent who leaves at the end oi 'as school year. has resigned. She has ~sn appointed by the State Board oi
 aaealion as teacher of the first, se- sad and third grades of the Oaks e4Sei, Wiiiimantie. Miss Macdonald
 @ Graduated from the Willimantic
 'finsl Training School with the class
 n, and has been teaching in Col
 'sslsf the past year.
 -lhe regular meeting of the Wo-
 Aa Board Of the Day himbaii Hos 's@ SSs held al their room on Pomfret
 ss Wednesday afternoon. at three
 s'e8. The Entertainment Commit