Putnam patriot., 1910-04-22

Harry Murphy is in New Haven
 this week.
 Miss Helen Sharpe was the guest ffelatives in Norwich over Sunday.
 -Iadge Arthur Perkins of Hartford xas in Putnam Thursday.
 Andrew B. Hyde of Montelair, \. |. is making a visit in Putnam. John F. Carpenter has offered his ,sienaiion as City Prosecuting Attor- uey to Mayor Macdonald. Maurice Mcintyre, of the Clark sawyer Company, Worcester, has been visiting his parental home in this city. Julien Bellerose, of Battey street, has gene 10 a Worcester, where he has entered a hospital to be operated upon for cancer. Mrs. Mary Darling of Worcester, school friend, and Marguerite l.. smith of Southbridge, have been the guests of Mrs. Dutee Smith for few Sys.
 -Af the special city meeting held on st3y in A.O. H. hall, $500 was ap- sa to sprinkle the streets, and Common Council was authorized to borrow that sum.
 -Ybe Knights of Columbus State cen9ention is announced 10 be held at Naw Britain on May 11th. Edward A. sullivan, Of, Danieison is candidate for slate Warden.
 Archer BeIlware, who had been in the employ of the Wheaton Build ing and Lumber Company, has moved to Pnmfret to enter the employ of Mr. H.H Davenport.
 The Pentecostal Church in Daniel son under the effective labors of its Pastor. Rev. F. W. Armstrong-whe has just been engaged for another year has grown strong as body, and is now having a church edifice erected for it's own use.
 All the articles on page 7, except the first column, were prepared for last week issue, but were crowded out to make room for news articles that had to be printed. The one on " Trade Schools" was referred to in another ar ticle, as being in that issue.
 The Park Theatre has bill of un- usual interest for Friday and Satur- day, the pictures embracing drama, comedy, and sports. The subjects are mThe Course of True Love" i" IA Vest ern Romance, 1.-The Man with the Weak Heart,n 1.-The Violin Makersof Cremona, ? 1.-The Wrestling Match"
 A meeting of the Directors of the Putnam Park and Fair Association was held on Monday evening and the following officers were elected:
 President-John o. Fox.
 lst Vice President-C. W. Bradway.
 I'd Vice do E. l.. Kelly.
 5d Vice do G. D. Bates.
 Another meeting will be held next Monday afternoon when it will proba- bly, be decided upon what date the Fair VIII De held this year.
 The gray horse of the Adams Ex- press company ran away Saturday morning. The horse started suddenly when near McGarry's store on Grove street, throwing Winslow, the driver, out. The horse ran down South Main street, under the Front street bridge, and through the square to Joys stable, where it is kept. The heavy top fell partially off and was dragged along. No other damage was done.
 The census takers began their work Friday, and found that the world is made up of many different kinds of people, some of whom make the cen sus mans task uncomfortable and burdensome by refusing to answer questions. They look upon the census man as meddlesome person apparent iy pumping them from mere curiosity, and in some instances treat him ac- eoFdingly.
 Judges of the minor courts of the State met in New Haven, last Satur- day, upon invitation of Judge A. McC. Mathewson and Judge R. H. Tyner of that city, and discussed plans tending toa uniformity of procedure in the low CT courts of the State. A temporary Organization was formed and commit tees named, to report at later confer ference. The following are the officers; President-Judge A. McC. Mathew son. of New Haven.
 Secretary-Judge H. B. Snow, Wa teToafs.
 Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Mildred Marcy Davenport, daughter of Mrs. John Dav- enport of West Medford, Mass, for nerly of Putnam, and Edmund Leon Warren, son of H. C. Warren Of North Grafton. The ceremony will take place at the home of Mrs. Davenport, 6S Madison street, West Medford, on the afternoon of April 2b. MT. War Ten was graduated from Yale Univer- siIy and was formerly . resident of Danielson, where his father was en- gagged in the music business
 The sad news of the death of Mrs. Eugene Allen, of Hartman, Tenn, sister of MT. E. w. Perry of this city, was received here the present week. While burning waste material in the