Putnam patriot., 1910-07-22

 or thursday.
 -Mr. Richard Carpenter, wife and daughter are at Oak Bluffs.
 Mrs. Harry Stratton and daughter Gladys are visiting in Attleboro, Mass.
 "A. ] Blanchette, the furniture deal- CT on Elm street, was in New York on business "Wednesday.
 Mrs. Huntington San del returned Monday from . visit with friends in Boston.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach at the Baptist church, this city next sun- day, at 3:s0.
 Miss Helen Spaulding, of Hamp- ton. has been visiting her cousin, Miss Marjorie Bradford, the past week.
 Miss Nee Smith has resigned, as pianist at the moving picture theatres in Danielson and Moosup.
 Walter J. Bartlett and family left home here this, Thursday, morning for an automobile trip to Utics. N. Y.
 The Baptist Sunday school held their annual picnic at Roseland Park, Wednesday.
 ID. B. Gilbert and family are visit ing in Springfield and North Brook field, Mass.
 Superintendent Dumas men are cleaning up the main streets prepara- tory to another application of oil.
 Miss Etta Hodges of Boston, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Gil- patrie, Fremont street.
 Miss Marion Teurtellotte, of South Hadley, Mass, is the guest of Miss Bertha Sargent.
 Mrs. ]. E. Tatem and Miss Eden Tatem, are spending week in Brook field, Mass.
 Mrs. Herman Chandler, of Worces- ter, is the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Ella Clark.
 Mrs. Ellen NJ. Bugbee is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Israel Linsley in Providence.
 Frederick Shaw of Bayonne, N. j., is the guest of his son, Charles K. Shaw, and family.
 The Cargill Falls bridge, which was closed last week for repairs, is now open again.
 Fred Roberts and family of Stam- ford are visiting his parents on School street.
 Frederick Patnaude, who was formerly employed by $. Diamond Is now with the New Idea Shoe Store.
 Mrs. Ann Prentice is seriously i'll al her home on Elm street. Her daugh- ter, Mrs. w. D. Goodwin, of Pittsfield, Mass, is with her.
 "A balloon passed over this city this (Thursdayl morning, going from west to east. It was at such high altitude that the basket looked like mere dot.
 Miss Hattie E. Fox, Edith Fox, Misses Nellie and Bertha White, and Mrs. White, left here last week to spend q week or ten days al Charlestown Beach, k. |.
 Mrs. Wm. II. Taylor and daugh- ter Grace, left Wednesday morning for a trolley trip to Worcester, Springfield, and Westiield. Mrs. Taylor will visit her sisters, one residing in each city.
 Earl Brown of Providence has been spending few days with Mrs. Elizabeth Chase and family Of South Main street and with NJ. w. Bennett and family Of Chapel street.
 A large bunch of beautiful sweet peas, was presented 10 each of the pro prietors of the PATRIOT, this week, by Joseph Allard. Mf. Aliard brides him. self on the quality, size and variety of this pretty flower he raises. Judging from those received he could easily cap ture the blue ribbon.
 -Mr. and Mrs. Edward MuIlan and Mrs. Dr. Thomas Saunders of Webster, attended the profession of NJ. Loretta Mullan in Mt. St Joseph's Convent in Hartford Saturday. Miss Mullan be- comes Sisier of Mercy, taking the name of Sister NJ. Francis Cloire.
 Mrs. Eugene Deroucher, chairman of the Lacoquette club, entertained the members at her home on Woodstock avenue Friday afternoon. The grounds were prettily decorated with red, white and blue bunting and Japanese lan- terms. Refreshments were served.
 MT. Geo. A. Hammond, Miss Lau- ra Phinney and her classmate, Miss Marion Thomas, of Worcester, made an automobile trip to Northampton on Monday. MT. Hammond returned on bringing Misses Edna Phin- ney and Isabelle Breckinridge, grand neices Of Mrs. Hammond, for visit. 
 Charles Jaques, substitute rural carrier at the local post office, was run into by an automobile, which sudden iy rounded a corner on the Baliouville road, lasu Saturday. The auto hit his rear wheeiand threw him out, and he was shaken up andibruised. The own- CT of the auto settled for the damage to the wagon on the spot.
 --P. M. LeCiair received painful in- f,.rs~u hu f.nfna fh rnun fs0u hia - naon