Putnam patriot., 1910-11-04

Frank fhayer and wife are moving into house on Fremont street.
 -6haries LeRoy of ashington, D. C., has been calling on told friends in the city.
 Mrs. Geo. Hathaway. Fremont street Entertained the Tuesday club this week.
 Mrs. A. l.. Seward, Long Beach, Cal, Is the guest of F. N. Seward and family, Grove street.
 -Mr. and Mrs. D. \. Medbury, Pomfret entertained Charles Franklin and wife on Friday.
 Mrs. Edgar Clarke has returned from months stay with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Guild In Windham.
 Mrs. Y. D Levitt, Railroad street, Is entertaining ner daughter, Mrs. Walter Philips of New London. Work WAS commenced on the new concrete bridge over the Quinebaug to replace the old Long bridge, this Thursday morning. Harry Nj. Morse and company, in "Uncle Seth and the Hoodo,h played a return engagement at Warren, Pa This week they are at the orphieam theatre, Oil City.
 County President Thomas r. Ryan had the members of the county board of the A. 0. H. in Putnam Sunday afternoon for regular meeting. Rou- tine business was transacted.
 The examination for the selection sional district of Connecticut for the U. S. Naval academy, Annapolis, will be held at Norwich Free academy, Nov. F, Is, l9, 1910, at l0 o'clock q. m. Miss Grace I. Bennett leaves Fri day for Mansfield, Ohio, 10 attend the wedding of her brother. Frank Nj. Bennett of Flushing, N. Y., and Miss Lela B. Sloane of Mansfield, which takes place November 9th. Mrs. c. E. Shaw, Mrs. Mary Med- bury, Mrs. S. NJ. Wheelock and Miss $. Elizabeth Clarke have been in at- tendance at the D. A. K. state conyen- tion Ut Meriden this week. -E. NJ. Wheaton Is planning to re- move with his family te his new house on Wheaton avenue, killingly road, shortly. His son Walter Wheaton and family will occupy the house on Oak l hill.
 Sunday services at the A. NJ. k. mission, Front street, Rev. W. J. Smith, pastor, as follows: Preaching, 10, 30 a. m.; Sunday school, l2 m.; preaching, 7.3o p. Ill. All are welcome. "A special train of three cars, sleep CT, diner, and the presidents private car Connecticut, with President Mel len and party on board, passed through Putnam Friday morning towards Bos- ton.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam post office for the week ending November 1:
 Gentlemen-Alfred Beaulac, Conti- cecil Silk Co.,, Alexander Smith, Eu- gene Vincent.
 Several men in the government employ came to this city last week and examined all the trees for the gypsy moth. They reported that they found no nests. They will eontinue their examination throughout the state.
 New Boston is assured 10 once more become a thriving little village and the hum of machinery will soon be welcome sound in its midst. President Herman Rawiiser of the Fabyan Woolen company stated that his company would begin prepara- tions to start the mill in New Boston immediately.
 At. St. Maryss church, at o'clock Monday morning, Miss Alice FaSreau, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Fas- reau, and Joseph Barsslon were united in marriage by Rev. J. Van den Sooft. A reception followed al the home of the brides parents, 10 which large number of guests were bidden. MT. and Mrs. Barsalon will make their home in this city.
 Miss Rachel Andem, of North GrosyenordaIe, who is taking the voice course at the New England conserva- tory of Music, Boston, made . public appearance on Saturday afternoon last lOct. 29) at one of the recitals which give the more advanced pupils of the leading American music school valu- able exercise in public performing. Miss Andem sang Hue's song. "J 'ai picture en rege," with the regard for good phrasing. intonation and other technical considerations that are pre- requisite for concert work before a critical audience