Putnam patriot., 1910-08-19

Felix Lizotte was Tn Hartford or Monday on business.
 Mrs. Simeon LaRue has returned from visit in Meriden.
 Justin Greene and family have re turned from Lords Point.
 Mrs. Wallace Stearns and her son, are visiting in Plymouth, Mass.
 -Silas l.. Rabbit and wife are to re move from this city to Danielson.
 Mrs. F. N. Flagg and her son Nel son are visiting in Natic, R. l.
 -Ex- Mayor Edward Mulian and Judge L. H. Fuller went to Cottage City on business trip Tuesday.
 -Mr. (. Dwight Sharpe, wife and son Kenneth, are at Quonochontaue for 8 vacation.
 Mfrs. Nj. NJ. Dwyer and children have returned from visit with rela. lives at Spencer, Mass.
 Byron sherman, of New York is the guest of his mother, on Woodstock avenue.
 City Engineer Wright attended the meeting of the Civil Engineers oi the state at Ocean Beach, Friday.
 A. R. Evans, of the Newport, N. H. Argus, and wife, are visiting rela- tives in the city.
 Eagle Hose company, No. ,, enjoy ed elambake at Greens Grove on the shores of Quadic Pond, last Sunday.
 Frank Gordier, of the PATRIOT of- fee, and wife, are visiting in New Bed ford and Fall River.
 Mrs. Geo. W. Perry and her ehil- dren are to spend the remainder of the month al Lords Point.
 Mi and Mrs. NJ. c. Leonard were at Gales Ferry few days the past week.
 Mrs. Robert Mclean and daughter Olive. are spending week at Gales Ferry. Mir. Mclean was a guest there over Sunday.
 -Putnam's official death rate for the month of July, was r per thousand, fourof which were caused by consump- ton.
 -Myron Kinney, Miss Emma Kin ney, and Ebert Kinney, have spent few days in Mount Vernon, N. Y., the guests of Rev. w. l.. Beard and wife. Miss Annie Goodwin, of Airing ton, \ J., who has been in this city for week, is now spending some tune with her Windham and Providence friends
 Miss Ellen E King has returned from vacation spent in Chicago, Mii- waakee, Detroit, Niagara Falls, return : ing via Montreal and the Thousand Islands
 At a meeting of the Norwich Sta- tonaFy Engineers Association Friday evening, Augustus Cutler, engineer of the Eureka Silk mills in this city, was admitted to membership.
 Miss Ellen E. King returned on Saturday from vacation Of two weeks, visiting Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, and Niagara Falls. She re- turned home by the way of tho Thous- and Islands, St. Lawrence River and Rapids, and Montreal.
 Sister Frances Glare, Sister De Con- zaga and Sister Fabiola, all of Hart fefd, are in charge of St. Mary's Con vent while the Sisters regularly Tn charge are at convention in Hartford 10 elect Reverend Mother. The Sis ters in charge are Misses Loretta Null Ian, Bella LaRue and Fabiola DnNert, respectively, all of this city.
 Dennis J. Sullivan, 51 years old, IS dead al his home in Pomfret Landing. Mr. sullivan had his feet badly frozen last winter, when he was caught out CT a night with one of theilowest tem- peratures of the season. He was pa- tent al the Day kimbaIl hospital for many weeks, and several operations for the removal of the affected portions oi he feet were performed. MT. sulh. van had never been himself since the severe exposure that the underwent. He is survived by his wife and several children.
 The Hartford Courant is receiving eontributions-having itself first pledg- ed sl0o-for . fund for the family oi Fred Bosworth, the engineer on the Valley Road, who sacrificed his own life in devotion to duty, and thereby saved a trainful of passengers. The story of the family life of the engineer, says the Courant, showing him devot- ed to his aged parents, his wife and children, has led to the expression of much sympathy and approval of . public testimonial. It is . valuable service 10 honor . man faithful unto death in doing his duty.
 The Atlantic Deep Waterways As soeiation holds it's convention in Proyi-' denee August 3l and Sept. l, ? 8. and fl one which should interest every com' merciaI organization in New England Commander Robert E. Peary, Capt R. P. Hobsou and the Governors of se- seral States, together with other dis tinguished men from oshsr parts of the country. will be the gnests of the Con- venrion. The names and addresses oi fhnsa a~~s er ..xD>.~vxk,r fnr esou non