Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-18

Pottsdam, n. j.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Keith is attending q
wedding in Jersey City this week.
Charles NJ. Ellis was called to
Maine last week by the death of his
mother.
A. A. Fouler of Woonsocket will
preach at the Advent church next sun
day.
Rev b. +. Benoit will speak at the
Baptist church, this city, AT $3.50, next
Sunday.
Mrs. j II. Stubbert, daughter and
son have returned from visit in Bos-
ton.
Arthur Brunette and wife of North
Arlington, Mass, have been guests of
Mrs +. F.. Brunette, Grove street.
-LeRoy Davenport aud bride have
arrived from Cozad, Neb., and will
make their home in Pomfret.
Thomas 2. Ryan was in New
Haven Thursday attending a meeting
of the state board of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians.
George Coekell of South Framing
ham, Mass, has been spending few
days with parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Coekell, Grove street.
Miss Hattie King, who was taken
i'll at the funeral of her uncle, Albert
II. White, has sufficiently recovered 10
return to Boston.
Principal Dutton of the Israel Put
nam school has been substituting for
Principal Spratt of the High school
who is ill this week.
&c. II. Webster, employed at Z. NJ.
Arnold's farm, has removed his family
from Pawtueket, II. L., TO Farrows
street, this city.
COUNSEL ia, Union st. Jean Bap-
tiste will hold whist party in Fores-
ter's hall, February "A at eight O'Clock.
Admission Zoe.
The Hospital Guild, Mrs. F. w.
Perry, President, have appropriated
$50 to purchase an additional streteher
for the Hospital.
John +. Ferns, Dona Jolie, Simon
Berthiaume and 7. P. Ryan are named
as committee of Court City of Putnam,
+. of A. to arrange for the class initia-
ton to be held next month.
Milk Inspector Bowen attended a
conference of the state health officials
at New Haven last week One topic
discussed was "The Public Milk Sup
ply of Connecticut
Miss Amy Conan has been enter
tanning Miss A. f. Woodward of Will
sonville this week. Wednesday Miss
Conan went to Wilsonville TO return
the visit.
There was large gathering in st.
Mary's hall Monday evening to witness
n moving picture presentation OF the
Passion Play. The proceeds were for
the benefit of the church.
Edward Spatcher, of Pomfret, is at
the Day Kimball Hospital with frac-
tured skull, caused by being hit by a
train near Pomfret. Spacher has been
employed by Fayette Wright.
The arrangements for the Valen-
tine Social, given by the members of
Putnam Grange, on Monday evening,
were in charge of Mrs. Felicia Andrews,
Mice Alice NJ. Tucker, and Miss Ethel
Clark.
Henry l.. Hanson, of this city, has
brother VINO is member of the crew
of the naval tug Nina, which the gov
eminent, after long search for il, has
given up AZ lost, with all hands.
A number of friends of Mr.. and
and Mrs. T.. NJ. Barney made them an
unannounced call last Thursday even
ing in recognition of the 10th anniyer-
sary OF their marriage. Refreshments
were served aud token Of regard was
left by the guests.
-0n our last page will be found the
full text OF Mr.. Randolph Chandlef's
address at the Reception given to Gov
ernor Weeks by the Business Mems
Association. For lack OF space We had
to reduce the addresses of all the speak
ers, last week, except that of the Cover
nor's. AT Mr.. Chambers request we
print ii this week entire.
On Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of the brides mother, in North
Grosvenordale, Miss Lillian A. John
son and Hebert A. Johnson, of Put
nam, were married, Rev. e. II. Van
Natter officiating. The young couple
are now on their wedding trip to Bos-
ton, after which they will live on Grove
street, this city, Mr.. johnson being an
assistant in the post Office.
The concert given by the Worces-
ter Board of Trade Glee Club at the
Bradley theatre Tuesday evening was
an extremely satisfactory entertain
ment. The singing of the club was
harmonious and artistic, every men,
Der having an intelligent and practical
conception Of the work required of
him. The numbers by the Imperial
quartette were beautifully rendered
and warmly encored. A. J. Hackett
and W. /. Brown gave solos in two OF
the choruses with good effect. DIR. A.
J. Harpin captured the audience with
his rich bass voice and his genial man.