Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-09

Friday.
Station Agen, BALDWIN is i'll with
malaria.
Mrs. John Bird has returned from
a visit in Auburn. II. |.
Miss Blanche Dumas has returned
from visit in Providence.
The o. NJ. club met with Miss
Bessie Champlin Monday evening.
City Engineer Wright is in Ash
ford this week laying out new state
road 10 be built in that town.
Inspector Fairbanks of Norwich
Will inspect the local camp Sons Of
Veterans Monday evening.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Brown returned
Friday from visit with her son, DIR.
Louis Brown, and family. Middletown.
-Siias NJ. wheelock and children
and q. Harold Gilpatric and wife were
In Boston Saturday.
Court City of Putnam. +. of A,
will elect officers at their meeting to
be held Tuesday evening. December 70.
"A. d. Mcintyre and son Allan are
In New York this week attending the
annual banquet given the statesmen by
the firm for which they travel.
Editor IL. +. Wilder of the OBJ
server lost the tip of the third finger OF
his left hand last week while trying 10
adjust the spring of a press.
Mrs. c. +. Pratt of Bradley street
has been entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Polly ROUGE, and Miss Margaret Mas.
ten Of Nillimantic.
The Non Partisan Woman Chris
tan Temperance Union will hold their
next regular meeting at The home Of
Mrs. l.. b. Durfee At p. IN.
Edmond Magee, better known a
.Mickyn Magee, the wrestler, left Put
nam last Friday for Montreal, where
he has secured employment.
"A large box car Jumped the track
Just south of the railroad station Fri
day noon. The switcher got il back
on the rails without the assistance of
the wrecker.
There will be a special meeting of
the Arcannm Club, in the Club rooms,
next Thursday night. Dee. 18th. Inn
portant matters will be discussed. Ex-
cry member is requested to1e present.
Sec'y.
MIR. and Mrs. e. F. Bosworth are
to leave December 18th for California,
where they will spend the winter.
Previous TO that date they will be the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. T.. II.
DeCoudres in East Hartford.
Miss Laura King, a student ut No
tire Dame Academy. received hand
somely embroidered pillow from Hart
ford recently. The pillow was award
ed her from Fair, held for the benefit
OF the Sisters of Charity In Hartford
the same organization to which the
Sisters Of Notre Dame belong.
AT the last meeting Of the Consetl
At, de L'Union st. Jean Baptiste
d'Amerique, the following Officers
were elected:
President, DR.. Omer LaRue.
Vice President, Eizeaf Potsin.
Secretaire, George Potvin.
ASS. Secretaire, Alfred Robiilard.
Tresorier, Joseph LapaIme.
Pesoepseur, George Potyin.
Medecin, DIR. Omer LaRue.
Maitre des Ceremonies, Joseph Guer-
tin.
Examinations des complies, DIR .Omer
LaRue, Joseph Gagne.
Commissaires Ordonn ateurs, Edou-
ard Author, +. X. st. Onge.
The funeral services for Mrs An
ME NJ. Bradley were held at the home
on Grove street Saturday afternoon at
8 o'clock. Rev. r. ID. Sargent ofiicia-
ted assisted by Rev. r. w. Beicher.
Misses NJ. Gladys Murfey and Gladys
II. Williams sang 1.-The Homeland,
and Miss Murfey sang "Crossing the
Bar There were many beautiful no.
raj tokens. Mr.. Bradley spared neith-
er pains nor expense during the illness
of his wife, that everything might oe
done her comfort. The bearers were q
w. Gilpatrie, John r. Carpenter, r.
f.. Robbins, l.. +. Bradley, George
Bright, and Richard German.
"A birthday party was celebrated
on Monday at the home of Mrs. Jesse
Rich. Woodstock avenue, in honor OF
the roth birthday OF Mrs. Thomas
Finchan, Mrs. Rich's mother. II was
. surprise to Mrs. Finchan, and num-
Der Of friends were invited 70 assist In
the enjoyment Of the occasion. Re
freshments were served by Mrs. Rich,
the tables being decorated with indi-
yidual Christmas trees with candles.
small cakes in pretty baskets were be-
side every plate with the figures ~
In frosting. In the center. Mrs. Finch
an received several souvenirs OF the
day, among them handbag, and .
handsome bouquet of pinks-