Putnam patriot., 1909-08-20

Mrs. (. F.. Breault has returned | from lengthy visit in Canada.
 Mrs. B. K. Smith is visiting in
 Boston and Providence.
 Mrs. F. N. Seward and daughter l have returned from Guilford.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. E. Shaw are at l Oak Bluffs.
 John A. Morse and wife visited rel l atiyes in Foxboro, Mass, last week.
 -C. D. Arnold and family spent Sunday in Ware. Mass.
 Miss Marjorie Burgess is visiting her brother, Roy Burgess, of Morces. 1 | ter.
 Miss Loretta Allard returned Mon- | day evening from two weeks stay at | the seashore. Paul D. Wright, of New Haven, is | visiting his brother, City Engineer, F. Walden Wright
 Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dwyer and children | are visiting with relatives in Spencer, Mass.
 --Dr E. F. Perry has gone to Wash ington, Conn, to join his family, who are visiting relatives there.
 Misses Nellie and Sarah Egan spent Sunday down the Providence river.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. 0. Preston have l been entertaining Mrs. Andrew Ham, i mond of New Bedford.
 -Chas Shaw and wife entertained ! Lawrence seallon and wife of Quincy, on Sunday. Maud and Mary Carpenter have l been guests of the Misses Sharpe at ! Gales Ferry.
 -E. T. Whitmore, who left Putnam | last week, is i'll al the home of his son, E. F Whitmere at Willimantic.
 Edmond Brown and Harry Prem tice enjoyed shore dinner at Fields | Point Sunday.
 Il. N. lngraham, formerly manag- l CT of the shop on the Square, has | opened shop of his own on Pomfret | street under Luke's store. -Lucier's Imperial band furnished 1 the music for the Old Home week eel l ebration at North Foster, R. l., on Wednesday. Geo w. Baker and family have l returned from Southampton, Long i l Island, where they visited Mrs. 1 Bakers sister, Mrs. Charles Walker.
 -CargiIl council, No 64. K. of C., | will confer the first degree on class l l of candidates Thursday evening. The 1 work will mark the beginning of an l active fall season.
 Geo W. Perry and family return l ed from Lords Point Monday evening. While there, MT. Perry made survey 1 of the Point and plotted it for build. i ing lots. Joseph F. Egan will attend the l outing and clambake to be held by Old | l Colony Lodge, No. 143, Brotherhood Of
 Railway Clerks, at Paddock Island, Mass, next Sunday. 1 Mrs. Mary Smith, of New Haven, Junior Vice President of the Depart l ment N. R. C. of Connecticut, has been entertaining Mrs. C. NJ. Green, of this city. al her summer home at Mad ison Beach. -F. Raymond Gilpatrie, youngest son of NIT. and Mrs. Geo. N. Gilpatric Fremont street, will leave Monday for Mt. Peiief, VI. He will remain there about three weeks when he will leave for seattle, Washington, as representa- tive of the National Life Insurance Company of Vermont. Jeremiah Hayes, aged 46 years. brother of sergeant Patrick Hayes oi the Putnam police force, died at his home in Providence Monday night. MT. Hayes lived in Putnam for many wears. but left herei some twenty years ago. He is survived by two brothers, Patrick of this city, and James of Providence. Funeral services were held in St. Mary's church in this city on Thursday morning, the burial being in St. Mary's cemetery. The bearers were John Gordon, William Vale, Wm. O'Brien, and D. F. X. McEyoy.i | A field meeting Of Quinebaug Po- mona will be held on Thursday, Aug. 26th, at Echo Farm North Woodstock, with MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Healey. Ev- ! cry one interested in agriculture is in yited to be present whether members of the grange or not. The meeting is 10 be strictly on the basket lunchsplan- Transportation can be secured from Putnam by notifying L. Ii. Healey, al
 s5 cents for the round trip. The pro-
 gram includes many interesting speak CTS. If the day braves fine crowd is
 sufed.
 The building which Nazarre Peie- i auIn is having erected on the Whit
 more place is to be Of brick, s5 v, two stories high, and will contain five
 stores cn The ground floor. The old
 dwelling place k 10 be moved back,
 and will face on Bullock street, and 4. fF.f.f- afx