Putnam patriot., 1910-09-16

Ms C. NJ. Elliott and son Harold. are visiting friends in North Adams
 Leland Bradley has had as re- cent guest Fred Pratt of Ashford.
 Hector Duvert has been visiting in Manchester, N. H.
 -Charles E. Pratt and wife of Brad. ley street spent Saturday iu Hartford
 Mrs. 5. NJ. wheelock was in wor- eesteF Friday.
 Doris and Phyllis Sykes are visit ing relatives in New Haven.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday after. neon at 3.30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Helen NJ. Wiley has returned from an automobile trip through the White Mountains.
 Il. E. Richardson and family have been spending their vacation in Bos- ton and Attleboro.
 Miss Mae Brooks of Danielson has been the guest of Miss Emma Merriam or Fremont street.
 Principal Hathaway has enter tained Allen Richardson of Provi. deHee.
 Mrs. Robert Anthony and son have been visiting in Providence and Bos- ton.
 The A. 0. H. county convention k to be held in Putnam, Sunday. Sep temher D.
 John Day of Springfield, former resident of Pomfret, is the guest of his niece, Mrs. W. H. Taylor.
 Walter Meriarty of Boston has been the guest of his brother, Ambrose l. Moaarty, Bradley street.
 Leland Bradley entered the fresh- man class at Worcester Academy on Tuesday.
 Mrs. C. Fred Waterman has re- turned to Putnam after spending the summer at Lake Sunapee, New Hamp- shire.
 Misses Bertha and Florence Sar. gent are at home after vacation of two months spent at Oak Bluffs and Brookline, N. H. Miss Bessie l.. Champlin, Bradley street, has recently entertained Mrs. Louis Bossard and sons Raymond and Walter, of Passaic, N. J. Mrs. Charles H. Tourtellotte, of Providence, formerly of this city, has been engaged as a teacher in the pub lie schools of Newport, R. l. Rev. A. l.. Love, formerly pastor Of the Second Congregational church in this city, is now assistant pastor at Plymouth church, Brooklyn, N. Y. The gates in the fences between the tracks at the railroad station are now kept padlocked, so that crossing the tracks at grade is prevented, Miss Harriet H. Brown is acting as librarian at the public library during the absence of the librarian, Miss En- ma Kinney. Byron D. Bugbee, John F. Carpen- Ter, and G. Harold Gilpatric, motored | to Hartford Tuesday in the formers automobile. Mrs. Joseph Boisclair of New Bed | ford, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. | Frank LeClair and family, Green l street.
 D aa Ar. Caoroa GheDard, | and children, of New York city, re- turned home Monday after spending | the summer at their bungalow on the | Putnam Heights road. Walter A. Wheaton and wife have been entertaining MT. and Mrs. Mebias of Wichita, Kansas. Mrs. Meoius was classmate of Mrs. Wheaton at the | Dread, Worcester.
 Byron $. Whitney and wife lett | Tuesday for Franklin, Indiana, where Mir. Whitney has been engaged as physical instructor at Franklin col | lege
 John Hubbard of New Bedford, formerly of this city, has been visiting relatives here. He left Saturday To | join his wife in Leominster, where sue Is visiting her parents, Rev. and MS John Jeffrey, formerly of this city.
 Mir. end Mrs. Frederick N hitney have returned to their home Tn ter mantown, Pa, after visit 10 MS. Whitneyis mother, Mrs. F. T.. buf- nette. Grove street,
 The churches of the city have been kindly remembered by generous con tributions of handsome asters by \ ", and B. E. Leayist, from their beau tiiul flower beds on Woodstock ave nGe.
 Automobile ssbaths' are becoming very frequent on account of encounters with bobcats or skunks. These ahl- tnals are getting very numerous on me country highways, so the motorists say
 Work hss been begun in tearing oat the partition between The Two stores on The north end of the Peioq ain block. preparatory to making II mo one large store for the occupancy ef S. ! T. Huribat, who will remove lhefs afanf tha ii r-r of Desoher-