Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-30

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The w. {. T. {. meeting which
was 70 have been held this week ha,
been postponed until further notice.
Attorney Howard {. Bradford
made business trip to New York lasl
week.
Miss DfabbIe, former nurse al
the Day Kimball hospital. has entered
private hospital IN Boston.
Mrs. Mary A. Joslin, who has been
sery i'll with pneumonia at The Day
kimball hospital, is recovering.
Edmond Brunn of New York
spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs.
{. f. Brunn.
Miss Ruth X. Child returned to
Hazard lie lie vii Tuesday, after spend
ing Christmas with her sister, Abbie
E. Child.
Grace A. Child left for Newark, \ i.
j, Wednesday morning after spending
lew days with her mother on Grove
street.
George Lincoln. 20 years of age, ia
Their of Mrs. Ralph P. Kenyon, fell on
South Main street sidewalk Friday,
and was assisted to his home.
"A 200 horse power engine is being
installed at the silk mill of Hammond,
knowlton 4 Co., which will prevent
loss of time when the water is low.
The Progress Confectionery COM
pany remembered the children at the
Temporary Home with gift of seven
ty-two boxes of candy ON Christmas.
George A. Vaughan, agent of the
Putnam Manufacturing company, is
member of the official board of the new
association of Connecticut manufactu-
rers.
Alden b. Cole, wife and infant
daughter of Carbondale, Pa, are visit
ing the formers parents, A. X. Cole
and wife of this city, and the latter's
parents. ID. \. Medbury and wife,
Pomfret.
-"Steeple Tom Fitzpatric of Wilt
mantle vas in the city this Thursday
enroute To iPomfret on business. He
will leave next week for Washington,
d. O., where he expects to remain UNI
I'll spring when he will go to New port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Sayoty of
Worcester announced the engagement
of their daughter, Helen Louise, TO Fl.
Chapman Swain of Springfield al
tea given at their home Christmas eve.
-Mrs.Louis ID. Bibeau, Smith street,
has received a souvenir post card from
Hattie Leblanc, West Arichat, Cape
Breton, in acknowledgment of a letter
received by the girl when she was In
Jail at East Cambridge.
Station Agent George L. Baldwin
was the recipient of roll top desk
from the local employees of the y. Y.
n. III. d II. railroad as Christmas
present and also as token of the high
esteem in which he is held both as a
man and AN official of the company
Israel Putnam Lodge, No. 50, 1. o.
o. f., has elected these officers for
the ensuing term:
Noble Grand-A. {. Cutter.
Vice Grand-H. +. Wilder.
Secretary-L. III. Fuller.
Treasurer-Leon L. Wilson.
AT a meeting of the stockholders
OF the Putnam Light and Power COM
pany, held in this city on Wednesday,
with nine tenths of the capital stock
represented, the directors were author
lied, if they see fit, to issue bonds mol
to exceed Sl59 600 and also, II deemed
fit. to increase the capital stock to
siOO. 900 from the present amount
$4,000, as provided under the terms OF
the company's charter.
Putnam lodge OF Eiks has named
the following committee Of q to make
arrangements for the first fair ever
held by the organization;
Mayor Archibald Macdonald, chair
man.
Richard German, secretary.
NJ. Il. Joy, treasurer.
Henry King, Moosup: Louis r. Ken
nedy, Stanislaus Gingras, Danielsoni
Uric Lafrance, Central Village; r. r.
Raymond, Mechanicsville; }. A.
Gagne, ]. Il. Byrne, Ralph Thurston,
Alfred Bonin, Mark III. Wilson, Onef
J. Miiot, Il. Harold Gilpatric, NJ. NJ,
Dwyer, James B. Tatem, 'Jr., Isaac
Champeau, Philip l.. Benoit, Prosper
Vigiard, William +. Rafferty,, anu
Victor Chapdelaine, all OF Putnam
For the past nine months our OLD
friend Robert lno longer "Roooy ,
James Warren, has been travelling IN
Illinois in the interest OF the Modern
Art School and Studio, at Cincinnau'
His labors have been so successful tnas
he Is to receive the general manage
ment Of the Studio work In New En-
gland. Mr.. Warren Is now nnisnihs
up his Southern Illinois work, ana ex.
poets 10 leave for New England the Sc
cond week in January. For time ne
expects to make his headquarters a.
Whitinsville, Mass
Fireman Murray ana brakeman
Peters. who were injured In the ffeish'
wreck II North G rosvenordale, are ootn
reported 8 getting along nicely al INC
Day Kimball Hospital. Patrick Bra
DIV. Who vas shot last Sunday nigha'
is also showing . favorable condition,
.,eh~-h his $3.50 In sill under c1ser-