Putnam patriot., 1910-11-11

William Sullivan of Worcester spent Sunday with friends in Putnam.
 Miss Angie Kennedy has returned from visit in New York.
 -Edythe Sykes is visitingin New Haven.
 Mrs. l.. E. Richardson is sising in i Boston.
 Nelson Mansfield visited in Bos- ton over Sunday.
 The new heating plant Is being in- stalled al fire headquarters. Andre St. 0nge, of Warren, K. l., has been the guest of relatives the pres- ent week.
 Fred A. Morrell of New York has been visiting his parents, South Main street.
 -Mrs. Florence Botham and daugh. ter Charlotte were recent visitors in Orange, NJ.
 Rev. John Van den Noort is en. gagged in taking the yearly census of St. Mary's parish.
 Prescott H. May of Brooklyn, N. Y, was the guest of Irving H. Roberts over Sunday.
 There will be supper at the Sal. vation Army hall, Tuesday. November 10th, from to $ P. m., for the benefit of the local army work.
 Putnam basket ball team plays Yale Rovers of New Haven in Ham, mond hall, Thanksgiving afternoon at ] o'clock. Reserved seat tickets for sale by the members of the team.
 -Ghas. LeRoy, who has been call ing on friends about the city for a few days past remained over Monday To vote, then Jeff for his home in Wash ington, D. C.
 Rev. Thomas Feltman and wife are visiting their former home in Fleischman, x. Y. Captain Baglin of the Salvation Army will supply the pulpit of the Advent church next Sunday.
 Charles Seder, who conducts a clothing business on Elm street. has leased quarters in the Phoenix block, Danielson, where he will open q branch store.
 Mrs. Perry P. Wilson left Putnam Monday en route to St. Paul, Minp., for visit of several weeks with her son, Orris, who has been a resident there for several years.
 -Woman's Board of the Day Kim ball Hospital will hold it's regular meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 18th, at 8 D. m, in 0. Els Hall, Executive committee meeting, al 2:so ?. m., same date. Mrs. J. E. Kent, Secretary.
 A Teachers meeting will be held in the Eldridge Gymnasium, Norfolk, Friday, Nov. IS at 2:3o p. m. Subject; Ut School Hygiene and Sanitation Speaker, F. A. Verplanck, South Man. chester.
 The regular monthly meeting of Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter. ID. A. K. will be held in the chapter room on Monday afternoon next at o'clock. Meeting of board of management at 2.30.
 George W. Whittlesey, between 70 and 80 years old, who has lived in the Sawyer district a good many years, was kicked by . COW he was milking last Sunday morning, and had his leg broken in two places. He was taken to the Day kimbali hospital.
 Sergeant Patrick Hayes is acting captain of the police force during the weeks vacation of Captain Murray. Oaicer Chaffee is doing night duty. The captain is visiting relatives Tn Breokfield and other places.
 Percy Bliven, inventor of the Bliv- en trolley harp, said that his company of which there are stockholders inPut- nam, had made arrangements with Boston firm to manufacture the harps in New England, and that work would begin few days.
 -Herbert S. Morse and his son, liar rv F. Morse, left thls Thursday for ka- tahdin Iron Works, Maine, for their annual hunt for big game. Harry has been making successful trips for many years past, and 1t Is now his ambition to bring down bear.
 M. Nj. Dwyer, Grand Knight Of CafgilI council, K. of c., received on Monday a check for sl 600 payable to The widow of Engineer Thomas How arth, killed in the accident at Bolton q short time ago. MT. Howarth had been a member of the local council for many years.
 The following have been appoint ed post surgeons for windham Coun- ty. to determine exemptions from mill itsry duty by the standard of disabili- " presented by the surgeon general:
 Putnam, John J. Russell.
 Thom pson, Robert C. Paine.
 Danielson, Frank F. Todd
 Moosup. William W. Adams.
 Willimantic, Theodore R. Parker.
 -Manv times ft has been rumored