Putnam patriot., 1910-10-21
VOL. XXXVI1I.

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 Mrs. W. J. Bartlett has been re- gently visiting friends in Worcester.
 Miss Mary Wheelock has been in Uxbridge visiting relatives.
 Miss Josephine Bellerose has gone to Attleboro to work in box shop.
 -F. 0. Marion spent Tuesday in Boston.
 Mrs. A. N. Law has been visiting in Dorchester.
 The County Commissioners were in the city Tuesday to look over Ii. cense applications.
 Joseph Vandale vas the guest of Reed Tourtellotte in Providence, Tues. day.
 -Dr. J. B. Kent and Dr. James NJ. Kent attended . medical meeting in Meriden on Thursday.
 Miss Adah Alex snder of Boston was the guest of her father and sisters over Sunday.
 Mir. Geo. Hammond was the host of anl automobile. party which took a ride to Hampton, Saturday.
 -Mr. Kendall Castle and wife of Rochester, NY, are guests of Putnam relatives.
 Alvin Martin, of Worcester, spent some days last week with his mother, residing on Bradley street.
 MT. and Mrs. John Phillips, Wau- regan, have been entertaining Miss $. Elizabeth Clarke.
 Miss Charlotte Gascoigne, of Cash- ing Academy, Ashburnham, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Car rie Gascoigne, South Main street.
 -Mr.and Mrs.A.W. Macdonald have been guests of their daughter Louise, wife of Wm. H. Holmes, Superintend- ent of Schools, Westerly, K. I.
 --Dr. and Mrs. George F. Flames of bostoH, CuiAC to utuuiii III tthSi nu- tomobile last Friday to visit the doc tors sister, Mrs. C. NJ. Ellis.
 There were births, 10 deaths, and marriages, in Putnam during the month of August. The death rate per 1000 was l6.4.
 A slight change in the trolley time table went into effect Monday, the first northbound car leaving at 6 a. m. instead of 6.07.
 Charles Tatro has removed his family to Attleboro, where he has &C., cepted position as janitor in jewel. " factory.
 Joseph Allard and wife, and Miss Loretta Allard, were in Noonsocket on Monday attending the funeral of a relative, Louis Plant.
 Mrs. George $. Bradley has been the guest of her daughter, Miss Helen Bradley, who is Principal of school in Berlin.
 Mrs. C. E.. Pratt, Bradley street, has been entertaining her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Wood, of Willi- mantle.
 -C. K. Shaw and family, Pleasant avenue, are entertaining Miss Jessie Shaw, of, Bayonne, N. J., sister of MT. Shaw.
 Mrs. G. A. Hammond entertained her niece, Miss Lauray Phinney, Of East Hartford during part of last week. She also entertained Miss Helen Ham, mond. Of Boston.
 Horace N. Hassard, a former resi- dent of Putnam, but now located in Newport, R. l., has been nominated for the seventh time to represent that city in the legislature.
 -E. B. Tibbetts of Somersworth7 N H., has been calling upon friends In the city. He is looking in robust health, and says he is nicely situated in his new home.
 
 James 0. Bibeault, Green street, who has been engaged in contracting and building in Worcester for the pas' six months, removed his fomily to that city this week.
 ". H. Harris and wife have been guests of friends in Athoi. Since their return they have enter tained George E. Warren and wife oi at their home on Wood stock avenue.
 Charles Lyman of Washington, ID. c., representing the treasury depart ment, was in Putnam on Thursday ot last week, inspecting sites offered TOT the proposed federal building. MT. Lyman gave out no Information as 10 what impression he received relative 10 the respective sites.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam post ofiice for the week ending October IS:
 Gentlemen, Harris Arnold, Phiiip Edward Dollard, fitzgeraid Bros., Theodore Hale (2l, Jerry suih- ran, E. N. Weaver.
 Ladies, Mrs. w. F. Norton, MS. Page, Miss Alice smith.
 A severe thunder storm passed over this city on Saturday afternoon. The Iaree Saturday crowd of shoppers were ,tartled when the lightning struck anu shattered sthe fag-pole on top Of the