Putnam patriot., 1909-06-04

Is the guest of her parents, Grove st.
 -Dr. E. F. Perry is the visiting phy- sieian al the Day kimbalI Hospital for June.
 Miss Caroline Borhauer of Worces- ter, spent Sunday and Monday with Miss $. Lizzie Clarke.
 w. F. Rafierty and family made an auto trip to Springfield and return the first of the week.
 w. F. Davis, of Monclair, N. J., spent the holiday at his home in Day. vile, calling on friends in Putnam.
 Leslie Harrison of North Windham, was in the city, Tuesday, visiting with friends.
 Mrs. C. H. Edison left Wednesday morning for Akron, Ohio where she wilt visit her son and brother.
 Mrs. Abbie Child has been the guest of relatives in Springfield, Mass, and in Derby, Conn.
 -E. Ernshaw, of New York, spent the holidays with his family in this city.
 Ernest Lewis and Maurice MeIn- tyre, of Lynn, Mass, spent Sunday and Monday at the homes of their pa rents in this city.
 John (. Phillips and wife, of Wau- regan, took an automobile trip to Do- yer, N. H., to spend the holiday with Mrs. Phillips parents.
 -Dr. James NJ. Kent, his wife and their daughter Dorothy. of New York, are guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Kent, Church street.
 -Jere Emory, formerly manager of the Pine Tree Worsted company in Putnam, now of Medway, Mass, was in the city Tuesday.
 Miss Ruth Daniels returned last Thusday to New York, after a visit with her parents. She will resume her duties as nurse in the Roosevelt Hospi- tai.
 The Putnam Cate Band gave their second open-a air concert on Mf. C. A. Hammondis lawn, Tuesday evening. These open-air concerts are to be given the summer season.
 Judge A. Mcc. Mathewson, of New Haven, took advantage of the holiday to visit his mother in Woodstock, and on return gave us a call. He is mak- ing success in his public position.
 The High School teachers spent the holiday at their various homes Miss Florence Deedy as the guest of her mother in Worcester Miss Marion Titus visited her parents in Somer- vile, Mass; Miss Amy l.. Wallen, vis- tied her parents at Forest Hills, Mass; Miss Grace Hayden went to her home in Plymouth, Mass.
 w. K. (Biln Shea, of the pattleship Missouri, is spending his leave of ab- sence in Putnam. He was with the fleet that circled the globe, and is very proud of the fact. Shea was formerly in the employ of his uncle, Rev. Fr. D'Connor while he was in West Thomp- son. His ship is in Boston.
 The entertainment given at Wild wood Park, on Memorial Day, under he auspices of the St. Aloysius T. A. k B., Society of this city, was success 'ul venture and added a considerable amount to their fund for the coming State Convention.
 Mir. F.. B. Tibbetts and wife left here Tuesday for their new home in N. H. MT. Tibbetts is ,ne of the old mill hands of Putnam, and retires to live on a small farm in his native place.
 The ssAll-Silk Minstrels' v recep- .ian and dance, in Odd Fellows Hall, ast Thursday evening, was well atten- led Eighteen numbers were danced. Halls Orchestra furnished excellent music and their selections were well chosen.
 On Thursday evening last Cargil Council. Knights of Columbus, ad- vanced ten members to the second de- gree. The ceremony was witnessed by members from nearby councils W ho were much Interested in the work. At 10 o'clock all the Knights were treat ed to a lunch.
 The civil service examination, con- iucged by E. A. Burgess, Secretary of the local Board, for the place of rural carrier, was held in the city clerks of- ice on Saturday. There were five can iidates from Brooklyn, one from Da- nielson, but none from Putnam. The name of the successful candidate has not been given out.
 A "Silver Medal" contest, under the auspices of the w. (. T. U., was held in Odd Fellows hIll, on Friday evening of last week. There was a good attendance considering the un- favorable weather. Much credit is due the Superintendent, who worked hard and faithfully to make the program the successful affair that il was. The contest. very close one, was between five young ladies, who did credit both 10 themselves and their training. Com peteni judges had teen aprSinfed, who made fair decision. awarding honoTs