Putnam patriot., 1910-08-05


 on friends in the city Monday.
 Walter D. Torrey is spending this week in Worcester and Boston.
 The Odd Fellows are making plans for an outing in the near future. Miss Ellen King Is the guest of re- latives in Minneapolis.
 Miss Ethel Clark has resigned her position with E. NJ. Arnold.
 Master William Mansfield Is spend- | ing two weeks at Block Island.
 -F. J. Daniels and family are en- 1 toying c summer outing at Candid, N. | H.
 I -J. Richard Carpenters family are spending the week with Judge Clar- ence H. Child, Woodstock. | Mrs. \. 0blitx and children have returned from months visit at East Killingly
 w. Nelson Mansfield of New York is spending his vacation with his l parents on Eden street. Mrs. Annie Keith and daughter 1 Marguerite returned Tuesday evening I from Oak land beach. -J. Herbert Marsh, telegraph ope- rator at the Casino, New London, spent Sunday at his home on Grove street. l -J. C. Church and wife have return- ed from their summer home in Ash l ford.
 Geo. M. Fenner, of Kansas City has been visiting his uncle Chas. NJ :. Fenner, Sunnyside. Sewer Construction has progressed te the junction of Bridge and Church streets.
 Mrs. Simeon Larose, Marshall street is spending two weeks with l friends In Meriden. Mrs. Edith Sykes and daughters, Doris and Phyllis, have returned from an outing at Oak Bluffs. Mrs. Grant Buford and son Grant, of New York, are spending amonth with MT. and Mrs. Henry Chandler.
 Harry Prentice and P. A. Gard ner went to Boston on Tuesday on an automobile trip, returning Thursday. Miss Alcey NJ. Rawson has been the guest of relatives in Hartford this week.
 Rev J. R. Stubbert is to be one of l the speakers at the grange picnic Webster Lake on Thursday of this l week.
 Mrs. John Murray wife of Captain 1 of Police Murray, left Wednesday to visit relatives in Worcester, Warren, 1 and Palmer. 1 Alderman and Mrs. c. A. Haw- kins and MT. and Mrs. Samuel Rich are spending this month at Quono- ehontaug.
 Frank NJ. Bennett. teacher in the New York Parental School at Flush ing, N. Y., is spending his vacation at his home on Chapel street.
 -Misses Helen Mansfield and Alice Favreau were visitors at Webster lake Tuesday, and witnessed the balloon as- tension. They expect to spend two l weeks at the lake. Joseph Gagne and family, Wood- stock avenue, are entertaining Mrs. Bertha kinberger, and the Misses Glare Landry and Hortense Ducharine of Providence. | -Ladislas Lavalle has resigned his position at Donahue's pharmacy to ac- cept similar position in Southbridge, the home of his parents. Attorney Walter Gilpatric and | family of New York, who have been visiting Geo. IN. Gilpatric and wife, Fremont street left Monday for Booth bay Harbor, Me.
 The children of Landlord Dwyer Of the Hotel Ghickering are visiting relatives in Spencer while their par ents are on the Knights of Columbus trip to Canada.
 Rev. Thomas Feltman, pastor of the Advent church, is to occupy the Hopkins cottage on the corner of Flor- ence and Farrows streets. MT. Felt man is to move his family from Fleischman, \. Y.
 Mrs. NJ. F. Smith, Fremont street, has returned from visit with her son, Attorney D. Roy Smith, at his farm in Dover, \. II. She Jeff on Thursday morning for . visit to Harwichport, Cape Cod.
 State Highway Commissioner James H. Macdonald has appointed H. H. Davenport of Pomfret District Supervisor of State road for Wind ham county. Duties commenced August lst.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam post office for the week ending August ?, 1910.
 Gentlemen. George w. Golden, Salierno Guisseppe, George Jordan 1 Amos Laiet Urban Lachappeil. John iLeveque, Biagfo Mixhaccio. Ladies, Mrs. Daniel Mowry.
 A Nangatuck correspondent of [ Waterbury paper writes the following concerning Rev. Thomas Cooney fecen' | tly transferred fromsN North Grosvenor dale to Nsngatuck: 1 "The Rev. Thomas Cooney, the new