Putnam patriot., 1910-07-22

of New York, have been visiting NIT.
 and Mrs. F. W. Perry. 1 Charles Arnold, of the First Ma
 tional Bank, is having his annual va- cation.
 -J. Harry Mann and family left on
 Thursday for their summer cottage
 at Gales Ferry.
 Miss Ruth K. Child, who has been l spending a week with her sister. Mrs.
 Abbie Child, Grove street, left on Sat
 urday for a'few weeks stay in South bridge.
 | Announcements have been receiv- ed Tn this city of the marriage of Sid
 ney Nelson Morse, former Principal
 of the Smith Street School, to Miss
 Lucy Ellen Mason, in Springfield,
 July 9th.
 -orman E. Ryther, Associate Secre-
 tary of the Connecticut Temperance
 Association, formerly of Norwich, and
 is we'll known in this city, is carrying
 on his good work with unabated vigor
 throughout the various towns of Con- necticut. l William Pawn, engineer of the
 passenger train leaving this city at }
 o'clock mornings, had to be carried
 from the cab, at Hardford, one day
 last week. when he ended his run to
 that city. He was taken 10 hospital.
 Pawn, whose home is in Willimantic,
 was overcome by the heat. l -Ghas. J. Dickinson, of Lakewood, l
 N. J., was in the city last week. He l
 is the proprietor of several summer ho- tels, and WIS at Webster Lake 10 look | i over the field there. He was greatly |
 pleased with Point Breeze, and con- templates erecting a 20o room hotel 1 there. Funeral services for Mrs. Freder- | ick Reynolds, who died on "Wednesday 1 last week, were held at her late home l
 here on Saturday, Rev. C. A. Raney, of the Pentecostal church, officiating.
 Burial was in the Putnam Heights ce- metry. The bearers were Messrs. Per ", Hutchinson, Blanding and Burton. 1
 -tLe Courier du Connecticut" . French Canadian weekly newspaper, published at Norwich, sl year, should interest that class of our residents in this part of the State. The French Canadian newspapers of New England are doing a good work, directly and in dire ctly, to enlighten and elevate their compatriots and should receive gener- ous encouragement in return.
 LA Mile of Dimes," which was adopted in this city, by the Woman's Board of The Day Kimball Hospital, is
 being copied to raise funds to pay the floating debt of St. Joseph's Hospital, Willimantic-an institution under the
 charge of the Catholic church of that 1 city, which is doing large amount of 1 good.
 Says the Boston Transcript: "The 1 farmers of Pomfret, Conn.,, are out with 1 shotguns after an alleged large pam ther. If Old Put were alive he might | deal with the marauder single-handed, as he did in the case of the wolf in that | town.e That panther comes around every ! few years, as he has since old Puts | time-at least the story about it has, | and perhaps it is modification of the | wolf story told outside of Pomfret. Il. 0. Williams, Secretary of the | Putnam Business Mems Association, | has received letter from Geo. French, | for committee on Industrial Survey of New England, Boston, asking for an account of his Association and its work. He says he is making up chapter on
 "Boards of Trade in New England,
 for book ne is preparing for the Bos- ton Chamber of Commerce. His re- quest has been complied with.
 Percy Bliven, President of the Bli- ven Manufacturing company, Killing ly. which is 10 manufacture the new | style trolley harps, of which he is the i inventor, told while in this city Tues day, of an interesting strike that he l made while blasting out ledge which | he owns in South KilIingly. He was endeavoring to uncover a boiling spring | at the time, and had no dream of strik- ing a rich vein of ore, but did uncover | some rock that carries in ii heavy quan- | titles of an ingredient, that may prove | 10 be gold, some specimens. of which he
 has sent away to be assayed. -Ex-Lieutenant Governor Everett | J. Lake made his friends in Putnam | visit on Monday, and of course he had something to say about his prospects for Governor. Being . native Of Wood | stock, and his father once prominent l citizen of that beautiful town. he has the right to expect a strong support 1
 from this end of the State. He is fine- l looking man and measures up to the 1 standard of . Governor. There are | but two Republican candidates-and l one of them Is going to be elected.
 There is now being made concert l ed effort, through The National As sociation for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, to stamp out that l dread disease, consumption. Of which l q million cases exist In this country,