Putnam patriot., 1909-01-22
Edward NJ. Dufiey spent wednes-

Edward NJ. Dufiey spent Wednes- day with friends in Worcester.
 The annual reports of the Day kimbali hospital have been issued, and are being distributed.
 -wilfred Chapdelaine, clerk at the post office attended the opera of the "Merry Widow" in Worcester, We'd nesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert T. Smith are to return to this city next week from Cuba, where MT. Smith has been in the government employ for the past year.
 Work has been begun in the store of the Byron D. Bugbee Corporation steel ceiling, together with other im- provements.
 The caucus to decide on the ap- pointment of county commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the expir- ation of the term of k. H. Cortiss on July will be held at the state capitol next Tuesday.
 At meeting of the directors of the First National Bank on Friday, the following officers were reelected; President, Charles H. Brown. Vice president, John F. Carpenter.
 Cashier, c. Harold Gilpatric.
 An enjoyable meeting of the Q. NJ. club was held with Misses Bertha Sar- gent and Gertrude Hall at the Congfe- gational parsonage on Grove street Wednesday evening. Miss Gertrude Hall read selections of interest and the hostesses served creamed chicken, olives and sandwiches.
 Everybody who enjoys sleighride has been out if possible this week :. They have waited long for that oppor- tunity, and now that it has come are making the most of it. A number of tip overs have been reported, but no se- rious damage has resulted.
 John Taylor, l9 years of age, col- ored, was before the justice court in Pomfret on Wednesday on charge of burglary. It is alleged that he entered the residence of Miss Mildred Collar on the night of December 2s, and stole a quantity of jewelry. He was found probably guilty and bound over to the superior court.
 Rev, C. $. Brooks, of Wellesly, Mass, former Pastor of the Cong re- gational church, in this city, is to visit friends in this city and will preach in his old pulpit next Sunday. During the twenty-five years since he left here the city in it's outer aspect has greatly changed, as also it's population, but there are many still living who knew him then who will be glad 10 hear him once more. While in the city he will make his home with MT. and Mrs. k. W. Perry, Grove street
 -Steinberg X Klebart, proprietors of the Bradley Theatre, have turned over to Mayor McGarry, for forward ing check for sS5.s5, the proceeds from last Sunday evenings entertain ment for the Italian earthquake suffer ers That contribution, with SD con- tribution from business firm of the city, is all, so far, that Putnam has given in aid of the Italian sufferers. Messrs. Steinberg and Klebart, also proprietors of the theatre fin Webster. held a benefit entertainment in that city, Sunday evening, the proceeds be- ing $50.95.
 Monday morning, at s o'clock, in St. Maryis Church, George Trudeau and Miss Rosaiie Cartier, both of this city, were united in marriage, Rev. Fr. Van den Noort celebrating the nup- tial High Mass. After the ceremony there was reception held al the home of the brides parents, on smith street. There was large attendance of rela- tives and friends of the bride and groom, who have always lived in this city and are very popular in French Canadian circles. MT. and Mrs. Tru- deau left on the l0:30 train for we'd ding trip to Boston and other places, after which they will reside on Smith street. They were the recipients of many beautiful presents.