Putnam patriot., 1910-10-07

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 Attorney H. C. Bradford attended the Brockton fair on Wednesday.
 -eharles 4. Paine of Worcester has been visiting friends in Putnam.
 A. Bianchetle is spending the week in Lowell.
 Miss Charlotte Gascoigne has en- tered Cushing academy, Ashburnham. Mrs. John H. Marsh, Grove street, is visiting in Boston.
 Miss Freda Sharpe of Providence has been the guest of relatives.
 Miss Sara Kenyon is entertaining Miss Brant of New York.
 Felix Lessard and wife spent Sum- day with his parents in Norwich.
 Miss s. Elizabeth Clarke was in Worcester Friday.
 Mrs. Arthur White of Attleboro, has been the guest of her parents, E. B. Kent and wife, Grove street.
 -J. F. Alexander and family have removed from Pleasant street to the
 
 Episcopal rectory on Grove street.
 Eugene Beaudry of Whitinsville spent Sunday with his sisters in the city.
 The W. C. T. r. will meet with Mrs. Mary Gardner, South Main street, Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
 Miss Marjorie Burgess is visiting her brother, Roy Burgess, in Worces- ter.
 Mrs Marshall Kenyon of Central Village, has been the guest of Putnam friends.
 Owen Barrett of Aponaug, R. l., is spending his vacation with his par ents in this city.
 Warren W. Greene and wife of Worcester were guests of MT. and Mrs. Milo Warren over Sunday.
 Mrs. Frank Potter and son Harold of Webster have been guests of Mrs. F. A. Libby of Ring street.
 Mrs. Wallace Sterns of. Bradley slIect Is entertaining lNi IIOthNiJ -A fS- Taylor, of Springfield, Mass.
 -Silas M. Wheelock spent day in New York and day in Uxbridge last week.
 Miss Greenlaw, teacher in Israel Putnam school, spent Sunday at her home in Hyde Park, Mass.
 Mrs, Ernest Tetreault has resigned her position as clerk in the Peoples Store.
 T, A. Lake and wife of this city, who have been visiting in Bristol, left that place last week for their winter home in Limona, Fla.
 Miss Ida Bailey of Worcester, niece of Mrs. Erie Johnson Of Elm street, is soon to visit this city in the interest of domestic science.
 Prof. Charles P. Wagner and fam fly left on Friday for their home in Ann Arbor, Mich., after spending the summer in Putnam.
 Miss Rebecca LeClair of St. Vim cents hospital, New York; spending two weeks vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. P. NJ. LeClair, Provi- dence street.
 Frank Bennett, United States soil surveyor, who has been making sur vey of the soil of Windham county, has returned with his wife to the Put nam Inn to finish up his work in this section.
 George. E. Brown of the Sawyer district is at the Day Kimball hospital with broken leg. He spliced some ladders together Monday, and mount ed to pick apples, when the splicing gave way, and he fell to the ground. CARp-The undersigned wish to thank the ladies of Mrs. +. p. saf- gents Sunday school class of inc sec ond Congregational church the "com- fort bag' which contained so many lovely gifts. MRS. NJ. ;. FRAsERs
 MRs. LOUIS H. ALTON. List of letters remaining in the Putnam post office for the week ending October 4: Gentlemen-Barbom Mfg. O., MT Benssmon, G. x. Durand, OyIla TOT tien, mdse, H. Giiler, F.. r. Naidron. Ladies-Miss Adeline Andrews, MISS Jessie NJ. Diack, Miss Caroline Mason. Bert Fryer of Norwich, in the em- ploy of the telephone company, has re- ceived notice that . check for f'oo is on the way to him from Liverpool, being his share of the estate of hls par. ents. both of whom died within the past two pears MT. Tryer was in Put nam saturday, where he is well known.
 The PATRIOT extends hearty cop- sratulations to Editor R. William Wa terman, of the Athol tMass.l Cnroni- cle, who last Saturday passed his ootn anniversary of engaging in the prnt- ing business. Editor Waterman Is still active and energeic with many more anniversaries before him. The Chronicle is m exponent of the clean, progressive weekly newspaper, alive 10 the interest," q iSs community and the welfare Of it's town.
 -E. C. Rogers, landlord of the Put