Putnam patriot., 1910-07-22

eating al Crescent Beach,
 -Atterney Charles l.. Torrey and wife ,pent Sunday at Crescent Beach. Mrs. Helen Wiley returned Fri aav from weeks visit with friends in Boston.
 John Horan of Willimantic, was the guest of William Montville, Green stfeet, over Sunday.
 The annual picnic of the Sunday school of 5. Philips church Twill be held at Wildwood Park on Saturday. -Selectman $. A. Peckham of Will Iimantic was in Putnam Monday, making the trip by automobile.
 Miss Grace Hayden has returned from visit to her ancestral home at Plymouth, Mass.
 Misses Eveline Gagne, Blanche Dora and Alfegina Trottier spent three days last week at Revere Beach.
 -F. W. Perry attended a meeting of the trustees of the Insane Asylum at Middletown last week.
 Twenty young ladies employed at the Eureka Silk Company's mill en. loved an outing at Roseland Park last week.
 For the month of June the annual death-rate per LOO for Putnam was s.s; the average for the entire State, 14.3. Kilfingly's death rate was l6.2.
 A band of gypsies, occupying four wagons, passed through the city last Friday, going south. Their stay here was brief, as they were on their way to New Jersey.
 Leon Allard, youngest son of NIT. and Mrs. Joseph Alard, Tatem street, was quietly married in Danielson Sat urdav evening to Miss Rena Cornell of Meehanicsville.
 The new telephone directories, just issued. show the Putnam division hav- ing more than 200 sta.Ivns-the larg- est number in it's history, and repre-. senting substantial gain since the first of the year.
 An Italian was so badly injured at Pomfret Saturday, when he fell through a scuttle at barn owned by H. II. Davenport, that he had to be sent to Worcester hospital. His con. dition is critical.
 "A new District Court was formally opened in Leominster, Mass, Friday morning, July lst. The clerk of the new court Is J. Ward Healey, former Principal of Israel Putnam School, who received his legal training under Attorney Charles l.. Torrey.
 An alarm of ire, at 3 o'clock Fri day morning, called the department to Barrels boarding house on Elm street. A cuspidore on the veranda got lire and burned some of the rail pickets. The "all outu signal closely followed the alarm.
 Mrs. George l.. Bradley has given the furnishings for the maternity ward in the new addition to tbe Day Kim ball hospital. The furnishings have arrived and been placed in position, and the ward is now ready for pa- tients.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam post office for the week ending July 18th:
 Gentlemen-John Barnes, Alphonse Belisle. |. S. Browne, James Nuttall, Antonio Perzechino, Frank Rogers. Ladies-Miss Annie NJ. Donoagh, Madame Levere Drew, Miss E. Pink ham, Mrs. Annie Sholes, Mrs. Fred Stone, Miss l.. Estelle Tripp.
 Last Thursday Miss Eden Tatem al Emerson's School of Oratory in Bos- ton for several years, entertained two of her pupils, Miss Lou Mears Goyne of Harrisburg, Pa., and Miss Helen Storrs Hammond, Arcadia seminary, Wolfville, x. $. After a pretty iunch- con they were taken for an automooiie ride through Thompson and Pomifet. At the last meeting of Conseil No. f. de L'Union St. Jean Baptiste Amerique, held July Sd, pr. omer La Rue was elected delegate to the general convention of L'Union St. Jean Bap- tiste d 'Amerique, which will be heid in Manchester, \. H., September aud :.
 A CARD OF THANKs-We wish to thank our many friends and neighoors who so kindly by their acts, their words of sympathy, and their beauti- ful flowers, have shown us their thoughts were with us in the hour of great sorrow.
 FREDERICK D. REYNOLDS
 AND CHILDREN. Last Thursday evening Mansfield Hose Company held their annual meet ing, when the following officers were elected:
 Foreman-Joseph A. P. Gagne- Assistant Foreman-Wm- B. Fuller. Secretary and Treasurer-Harfy l.. Morse.
 Executive Committee.-Joseph H. Maynard, C. D. Arnold, Jas. F. Barnes. The company voted to hold second clambake, and selected Sunday, July oi, for the occasion.
 An automobile containing four young men rounded up to the railroad