Putnam patriot., 1910-04-22

Max Zitowitz, Shippee Hill, is en- tertaining his son Joseph of Boston.
 Bernard Flynn is spending the week:in,Winsted. Mrs. N. H. Holmes is spending week with a friend in Norwalk. Attorney J. F. Carpenter was in Mystic Saturday on business. Mrs. N. H. Holmes returned Sat urday from visit in Westerly, R. 1. The W. R. C. Monument Fgnd committee will hold rummage sale in the early part of May. -Selectman C. F.. Pierce and family have been entertaining Mir. and Mrs. l.. K. Holmes of Worcester. Nathan Weinberg and family re- gently entertained Mrs. Weinberg's brother, Nathan Brown of Worcester -Mr. Harry Murphy and son Ogden were in New Haven, on business, Tues day.
 Henry Merriam, of Boston, spent Patriots Day with l.. P. Merriam, Fremont street.
 --Mr. and Mrs. George Vaughan are spending several days with friends in New York.
 Mrs. George Gilpatric is entertain ing her father, Mr. Hodges, of Somer- vile, Mass.
 Stanley Wheelock and a party from WhitinsvilIe, Mass, came to this city Sunday in an automobile and called upon MT. and Mrs. <. NJ. Wheel ock
 Miss Mafian Titus, teacher in En- glish at Putnam High school, who has resigned, finished her duties at the school with Fridays session. Miss Abbie Keith succeeds Miss Titus. Attorney Chas. L. Torrey was in Danielson Monday appearing for de- fendant in liquor case, the outcome of the recent raid of the state police in that place.
 The committee on the New High school building held meeting last week Thursday that lasted nearly all day. Edward A. Wilson of Boston, architect, was present and there was a general discussion of plans and specifi- cations.
 
 Our local society must feel gratified to learn that for the first time in the history of the Knights of Columbus, in this country, public recognition by the Vatican was given to the Order, when Archbishop Falconio, Papal De- legate to the United States, last Sum- day transmitted the Papal blessing to the Knights.
 We print many articles that are useful, and which every intelligent per- son should read and understand, not alone for their own benefit. One is the means being adopted to cure and pre- vent attacks of tuberculosis-which is a great work in saving human life. In this issue we print an article on "Fly- Time, that those not already familiar with the information it gives, will be glad, after they read it for what they gain.
 Putnam Chapter, No. fl, R. A. M., held it's annual meeting Thursday evening and elected the following of- ficers:
 High priest-James H. Gilmore.
 King-George E. Brosseau.
 Scribe-Leon T. Wilson.
 C.. of H.-L. Parker Merriam.
 P. S.-George Miner.
 R. X. C.-Ciarence Chase.
 Treasurer-S. NJ. WheeIock.
 Secretary.-George A. Hawkins.
 NJ. of first V.-Harold $. Cofbin.
 NJ. of second N.-Fred NJ. Corbin.
 NJ. of third N.-Charles NJ. Nichols.
 Sentinel-Edward Payne.
 Past High Priest Edward G. Wright installed the officers, after which sup per was served. The chapter the past year has made good record.
 A petition was filed Friday with Probate Judge Edward G. Wright, by Maria $. Prince of Brooklyn, through her attorneys, Searls and Russell, pray ing that Herman c Carver of this city, who is executor of the estate of George w. Carver, be removed from office on account of refusing to file final ac- count as executor according to statute. George w. Carver died December 25, 1907, and the petitioner was appointed administratrix of the estate of Ellen NJ. Carver, his wife, who died June II, 1905. The petition alleges that she is unable to settle the estate because Carver refused to file final account of the George W. Carver estate. Probate Judge Wright has appointed April 21 as the day for the hearing.
 A lady was walking up South Main street, Sunday afternoon, with a pet dog, when an automobile came along, driven by . Danielson party, and the dog was run over. The driver turned around and showed his brutali- ty by laughing at the occurrence. Al- though the.driver might not have been to blame 1t was . cruel act, and the lady was doubly hurt by his taunting action. A passer-by volunteered to tel ephone for the veterinary surgeon, and Dr. Baldwin was summoned. The iit- tie dog lay still and was bleeding atthe v,os.fh whfle his mist reas sfof,d bv him