Putnam patriot., 1909-05-28

Miss Mary Nheelock Is the guest of relatives in Uxbfidge, Mass.
 Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre, FarFows st. has been entertaining Miss C. NJ. Gale of Chicago
 Reuben Sykes and family enter ,.ined E.. Foote, of New Haven, for { few days past.
 The St. Francis Hospital, in Hart fo,d states in its report that S, ,240 were received from "Tag Day.
 =. NJ. Ellis attended the meeting os inc Woolen and Worsted oyerseers, in Providence, last Saturday, and re- wained over Sunday with friends.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent and wife, w | Bartlett, and c. E. Champlin, en- ;oved an automobile trip to Brookline, \. H., Monday
 There were seven large automo- biles standing on Main street, Tuesday afternoon, representing total value of nearly S5o,00.
 Some of the iron posts about the city. which hold letter boxes are being replaeed by new ones, owing to the worn.out condition of the old ones. Percy Waterman is cut with a new Pope. Hartford roadster. William Raf- fprty is also running new Pope Hart ford car
 -Wm. F. Rafferty and family were in WilIimantic Friday. They made inc trip in their automobile, and at tended the funeral of Mrs. Frank P. Roman.
 -Justin Greene, after an illness of several weeks duration. caused by an operation for apendicitus at the Day kimbaIl Hospitol, is fast recovering at his home.
 Station Agent Jewett was in New Britain Sunday, the guest of Fred Tomlinson, brother of the General Au- di,or of freight receipts of the New Haven road.
 Minnie Taylor, aged 13, of Willi- mantle, was committed to the County Home on Monday. She was sent there because she was an habitual truant and otherwise ungoyernable.
 The remains of MT. and Mrs. John kennedy-the latter dying 26 years ago -and Miss Hattie Kennedy, were re- cently removed by L. F. Smith from the cemetery in East Woodstock to the Grove street cemetery in this city. Landlord Dwyer, of the Hotel ehickering has installed a bulletin board in the hotel on which will be posted each evening the base ball scores Of the major leagues.
 The Putnam Cadet Band" enter tained a large gathering of gratiiied listeners with their fine music, at concert given in the summer house on Ar. c. A. Hammond's spacious lawn. -Dr. F. E. Guild, of Windham, son. in-law of Mrs. Edgar Clarke, this city, it to read paper on 1.-The Disposal of Sewage in the Rural Districts" before the State Medical Society in Hartford, today, Thursday.
 Post Office hours for Memorial Day Office open from $50 to F m., and 5sSl to 2 p. m. Money Order Division closed. Morning delivery and collec- ton by city carriers. Rural service suspended for the day. -Mr. and Mrs. C. Dwight Sharpe returned Sunday afternoon from trip 10 Louisville, Ky. They were in eleven different States and Canada during the tip, which occupied about ten days. Returning, they crossed Lake Erie ffom Cleveland to Buffalo, and visited Niagara falls, going over a part Of the gorge route, on the American side, aere the tracks were recently torn up he great ice jam.
 W Nashburn's circus gave two per cfmances in this city last Saturday. Aey gave good show, but the wealth
 Sas most unfavorable, and business as poor. The circus men were out Ecken in their dislike for such an un- ppFeeiative town. Owing to the cold amp weather and the fact that the iow had been served with papers in civil action for damages, caused by Alhng seats, while the show was in fiadletown, last week, the showmen Gre not in particularly pleasant zine of mind.
 Arthur Burroughs, the nine year 2 sen of Fred C. Burroughs, former uprietor of the Danielson Transcript, As killed in Central Falls, R. |. while aying ball last Thursday. Young afFonghs was catching behind the
 
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