Putnam patriot., 1910-09-16

] evening from vacation at Nantucket
 The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs, Mary Gardner South Main street, ats ?. III. Friday.
 -J. Harry Mann and family re- turned from Gales Ferry this Thurs day afternoon.
 George Williams of Providence has been visiting relatives in Harris vile.
 Joseph Rivard returned Monday morning from a two weeks stay in Montreal.
 -Beausoleil Brothers are 10 open a market in the store recently occupied bp Brodeur & St. Marie.
 Mrs. Elmer E. Earnshaw and daughter Marion, are guests of NJ. c. Leonard and wife, South Main street.
 Everett $. Dawson, piano soloist, and teacher of pianoforte, has formed a class in this city. Attention is called to his advertisement in this issue. Landlord Rogers of the Putnam Inn, and Percy l.. Waterman left Sun day to hunt big game in the wilds of New Brunswick.
 Loves granite works have erected large Quincy granite monument for Owen Kelley of Providence in St. Ma rxsfa n aIfa
 The members of the Canadian Athletic Club have voted to change their club rooms, and will remove oc- teber lst to the 0sier building on Prov idenee street.
 -Road inspector H. II. Davenport of Pomfret was one of the speakers al the dinner given by Charles A. Gates, at the Hooker House, Nillimantic, Saturday.
 A. l.. Lathrop and wife of Nilli- mantle, with their cousin, Mrs. Alfred Weeks and daughter, of Poquonoc, k. l., motored to North Woodstock, Put nam, and surrounding towns Sunday.
 -Dr. l.. F. Perry, commander of the local camp of the Sons of Veterans, was al Norwich Monday evening to at- tend a meeting of the camp in that city
 Frank O. Davis, who has a real es- tate office in this city, was chairman of the convention of the Democrats of the Third Congressional district, at Norwich, Saturday.
 -G. A. Hammond as delegate-at- large, will leave Monday for Atlantic City to attend the national convention of the G. A. k. MT Hammond will go on the special G. A. k. train which leaves Hartford Monday noon.
 --The Rev. John P. Marvin of OK ford, scratched his right hand Tues day of last week, and blood poisoning set in. Sunday evening the arm was so painful that he was unable 10 ofii- ciate at the evening service.
 Sidney Marland, William Mar land, and Wallace Paine, of Danielson, recognized as three of the fastest bas ket ball players that have ever been de- veloped in Eastern Connecticut, have been invited to play with the Putnam team again this winter.
 An entertainment and fair for the benefit of the Day Kimbaii hospital will be lheld Saturday, September r. at D. m., at the Putnam Films, in Brooklyn. Admission b cents, chil- dren 10 cents. The entertainment will be in the nature of county fair. Tick cts on sale at Geo. F.. Shaw's.
 Judge Edgar NJ. Warner of this city. and Judge A. McC. Mathewson of New Haven, are among those who have been appointed from list Of names submitted by the Connecticut Prison Association, delegates to the annual meeting of the American Prison Asso- citation at Washington, D. G. from September % to October 2,by Governor Frank B. Weeks.
 If some arrangement could be made whereby dogs could drink at The water fountain in the square 1t is safe to say there wouldsbe happier iot of eanines hereabouts. Almost daily several large dogs are seen with their front paws on the edge of the fountain tapping the water, while others not so large stand about looking on longing Iy. One English setter is seen daily drinking, but the fountain is so high that he gets choked every time he gets a drink in so uncomfortable position.
 While the men from Keith's stable were al the railroad station loading scenery of .sThe Wolf" company last Thursday, man was seen coming out of the stable across the tracks with | something under his coal. When he saw tha, he was discovered he threw the article back into the barn. The men made an investigation and found that he had nearly got away with one of their coats. He was intoxicated and apparently didn't fully realize what he vas doing, A he made no attempt To get away, 50 no complaint WAS made
 Tile town clerks Of the state have received copies of the new fish and game laws. The books are. ready for