Putnam patriot., 1909-05-07

Charles Seder was in New York or Tuesday, on business.
 Mrs. E. T. Whitmore is at her sum mel cottage at Crescent Beach.
 City Engineer F. Walden Wright entertained Eben Sage, of New Haven on Tuesday.
 The Misses Helen and Alta Sharpe have recently been guests of relatives in Norwich.
 Key. E. F. Benoit will preach al the Baptist church, Danielson, at 4:ot o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Helen Wiley has returned from A visit of several weeks, in Bos. ton, with friends.
 Merrill Paine has gone to South Woodstock to work in Safford's groce. " store during the summer.
 Mrs. R. P. Chase and Miss Gladys Field are spending few days at the formeI's cottage at Crescent Beach.
 Miss Rita Smith, after spending several days al the home of her grand mother, Mrs. Dutee Smith, Fremont street. returned to Worcester Tuesday.
 Mrs. E. Nj. Brun has returned to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y, after a visit with her mother, Mrs. Champlin, Bradley street.
 Mrs. Fred Case and her son have returned 10 Worcester after spending the nast three weeks as guests Of NIT. and Mrs. Wm. Case, School street.
 Miss Lane, of Springfield, Mass, formerly a teacher in the Putnam High school, has been the guest of Miss Ma fion Titus.
 The ladies Of the Congregational church will hold Rummage Sale on Friday, May 7th, in Bellerose block, corner Marshall andProvidence streets.
 Attorney Robert C. Perry, of New York, spent Sunday with his parents, an Grove street. He was on his way to New Hampshire on legal business.
 Mi Cyrill Remillard, Sen., and wife and daughter, Miss Rosanna, re- turned last Friday from avisit with re- latives in New Bedford.
 Maurice Mcintyre, son of adajor A. B. Mcintyre, left here Monday morn- ing, for Lynn, Mass, where he has SC cured position with the General Elec- tfie Go.
 The annual meeting of the Eliza beth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A. k. will be held in the Chapter rooms, in Kent block, Monday, May 10, at 3 p. m. The meeting of the board at 2.3O p Ill.
 Charles T. Thayer was in Boston last Friday, attending the funeral of his uncle, Caleb Benjamin Tillinghast, State Librarian and one of Massachu- setts most distinguished citizens. S-At a meeting of the o. M. Club, held at the home of Miss Bessie l.. Champlin, Bradley street, on Tuesday evening, the fourth chapter Of the Pratt portraits was read and discussed Refreshments were served by the hostess.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam Post Office for the week end ing May 4
 Ladies.-Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. trizzel.
 Gentlemer-A. F.. Marshall, Walter l.. Rich, Dr. Mortron, C. A. Osborn.
 Melvin Baker, an employe at the freight house in the local railroad yards, Was so painfully injured Friday after noon, when piece of lb foot iron shafting fell on his foot, that it was ne eessary to remove him 10 his home on School street.
 An hourly service between Danielson and Providence was resumed on the electric line Saturday. During the win Ter months there has been through Car only once in two hours, though an ho1Ily service has been maintained between Danielson and East Killingly
 Louis E. Law, superintendent of ihe Eureka Silk mill, was the recipient os B handsome May basket fromtthe employees of the mill on Monday even ing. The basket was well filled with fruit and confectionery, and also con- lained si0 gold piece.
 The Putnam Foundry and Machine Company have installed a private branch exchange telephone system, con meeting the different departments Of their plant, with switchboard in their office, and each instrument being long distance service, connected with the central office of the Southern New En- gland Telephone Co.
 The State Convention of the Ladies oi The C. 4. R. is being held in Bridge logt today. May 9th At this meeting, which will be attended by s delegates Tom ali parts of the State, new De I'aFlment President will be elected, as s9il also the delegates toehe National Convention to be held al salt Lake 1sy. Utah, in August
 -s)a Wednesday evening, about 5 clock, big touring auto. grey eolof. eeHtzlalng i've persons, came in colli- sion ~Ita q seath-oound trolley car, Bear MeehAnicsviile, tesring of part |ei the front step. and onward rushed