Putnam patriot., 1909-10-15

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 -Mrs. Ernest Bousquet Is visitin, this week with her sister, in Boston.
 Mrs. M.G. Leonard lefi Tuesday l. visit her daughter in New York.
 Mrs. J. A. Dady is visiting in Hi nois.
 John Byrne has been spending | few days in New York.
 -Rev.B. r. Benoit will speak at tn, Baptist church, this city, at 5:so, nex Sunday.
 Mayor J. MeGarry states tha he will not be a candidate for the offsc of Mayor this fall..
 Miss Helena McGavitt has return ed to her duties as teacher in the Nor maj School at Fugmore Island, 5. C.
 Mrs. C. H. Kelley, Grove seseet | spending several weeks in Attleboro Mass.
 The annual offering for the Agec Ministers Home will be taken at thu Baptist church next Sunday morning
 The seIectmen have organized with Clarence k. Pierce as chairman, ano Luther NJ. Keith, clerk.
 Mrs. $. H. Seward, who has beer in Putnam for . number of weeks, Jeff on Thursday for Rochester, N. |.
 Tuesday, "Columbus Day." the new national holiday, was not ceiebra. ted in this city except for the closing of the banks and schools.
 Miss Ruth Daniels, who has been spending the summer with her parents on Ring street, returned to New York today, Thursday.
 Mrs. Frank tLeclair and her family al their home, Mill street, on Sunday and Monday, an automo- bile party from New Bedford.
 Report comes from New York that Reuben Sykes recently underwent an operation, and is now in critical con dition.
 -F.W. Seward has been in Hartford this week serving us juror al the 0cto- Der session of the United States cir. cult court.
 Edward Maheu of the Byron D. Bugbee store, has moved his family from ProsidenceSto Florence street in this city.
 The Line House near North Gros' venordale, situated on the State line of Massachusetts and Connecticut Ii being considered by Boston parties ~ location for a private sanatarium.
 Ernest Bliss Kent and wife, Grove street, have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Ethel Bliss Kent and Arthur Maryotte White, tc take place al their home, "Wednesday noon, Oct. 27.
 The regular monthly meeting ol the Woman's Board of the Day Kim. ball Hospital will be held Wednesday September 20, at o'clock, inOdd Fellows Hall. Executive meet ing at 2:3O D. m. Sec'y.
 -G. A. Hammond took party 10 Providence by auto, Saturday, to see the Brown-Amherst football game. . On Friday he took party up to "The I.arches,s South Woodstock, to attend the Farmers Institute meeting.
 Joseph Gerrin, Napoleon Fornier, Dubriel and Omer Pepin, came from New Bedford to this city in an 6 week ago and have been friends here. They have spent the time hunting, returning home D 
 The first entertainment of the win- ter series of the D.~A. R., will be q whist, on Thursday, Oct. 2ist, at the home of Mrs. c. B. Morse al 2:30 Dim. Chapter members are hereby invited to all Chapter entertainments without further notice.
 Mrs. Herman E. Chandler and daughter Dorothy, of Worcester, re- turned home Monday after spending the past two months with Mrs. Ells Clark, South Main ,street. Mrs. Clark accompanied them hcmes and will spend the winter in Worcester.
 -yahn Quinn of the old Soldiers' Home at Noroton, left this city Mon day to visit relatives in Pawtucket, K. I. Word was received here Tuesday that he had died suddenly. He work ed in the cotton mills of this city foi many years. He Is survived by 1 brother, Thomas Quinn of Church street.
 c-Joseph Berthaume, 7s, an old resi- dent of Putnam, died at his home on Batsey street, Sunday afternoon. He was born in St. Dennis, Canada, and and came to Putnam In 1854. Funeral services were held in et. Mary's church Wednesday morning. q o'clock, Rev Fr. Van den Noort eonducted the Re auiem high mass. He is survived DJ . wife and ten children.
 In the absence of Rev. F. D. Bar gent, who Is attending two Congfega tional Conventions ct Minneapolis k NJ. Warner and A. W. Bowen repro sented the Putnam Congregations church as the semi-annuai meeting o( the Windhsm County Association o' Congregational Churches and Minis tery. which was held In Abingdon, oE Tn.sdax Delexafe Bowen fepofts thl