Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14


The officers of the Putnam Bar
81 Tenders Union were installed in A.
M o. Il. hall, Sunday afternoon.
81 Mrs. E. B. Kent has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur White, in
Attleboro, Mass.
The officers of Putnam Aerie of
Eagles were installed last Thursday
evening by Past Worthy President, w 4.
J. Cronin, of New Haven.
Putnam Lodge of Elks received s
new members Tuesday evening, at an
initiatory session, held In their newly
furnished quarters in the Bugbee build
ing.
A Teachers meeting will be held
in the High School Department, Ter
ryville fPlymouth1, Saturday, Janua-
~ %, at 1890 a. IN. Language-kath-
crime T. Harry, Danbury. a practical
test of efficiency in town schools-A.
Il. Morrill,, New Haven.
Henry L. Church. of Hartford, for
merly of this city, and party of his
friends went to the family homestead
at Mount Hope, Ashford, Wednesday,
to spend the week fishing through the
ice.
The new peddlef's licenses are be-
ing issued by the city clerk-ten have
been used thus far. All peddlers' Ii
censes expire January 10th, and unless
renewed before that time they conduct
their business at the peril of being ar
rested and fined.
List of letters remaining in the
Putnam Post Office for the week end
ing Jan. Il:
Gentlemen-Chas. Malinson, Pente-
costal Printing Co., Martin Wissiston.
Ladies-Mrs. Rhoda T. Ballard, Miss
Clerenda Cadeus, Miss Genevieve FitZ-
gerald, Mrs. q. A. Hammond, Miss
FIorina Rowitza, Miss May Williams.
State Deputy James J. Kennedy,
of New Haven, assisted by District De-
putty J. J McGarry, of this city, offici-
ated at a joint installation of the OFF,
GERS of the knights of Columbus Goun-
ellis in this part of the county, in the
rooms of Cargill Council, Sunday af-
ternoon. After the installation cere-
mony the Knights listened to remarks
for the good of the Order. A lunch was
served.
All those who are interested in or
ganizing a Camp of Sons of Veterans,
are urgently requested to meet in the
G. A. r. hall, on Wednesday evening,
Jan. 10, at 2:45 O'Clock. If son or a
grandson of Veteran, please make a
special effort to attend, as this meeting
decides whether or not Camp of Sons
of Veterans shall be formed in Put
nam. COMMITTEE.
Putnam, Jan. H.
The committee of arrangements
are concentrating their plans for the
Tenth Annual Firemen's Concert and
Ball, to be held in Hammond Hail. on
Monday evening, February 7th. Mu-
sic will be furnished by Cargill Orches-
ira, of eight pieces. Frank e. Murray
will act as prompter. Concert from s
to 8. Tickets, 81 per couple, are being
sold by members of the department.
AT a meeting of the A. G.. Warner
Womans Relief Corps, held Tuesday
afternoon, in A. o IL. hall, Pomfret
street, the newly elected officers were
Jointly installed. Members of the or
ganization from Danielson were pres
ent TO witness the ceremony. Past
Commander Charles A. Potter, of Me-
Gregor Post, Danielson, and Mrs. Earle
of Hartford, Junior Vice President of
the Connecticut State Department, w.
r. c., were the installing officers.
Gideon Andrews, father of Mrs.
Evelyn Sharpe, OF this city, died at his
home near kiliingIy Center, on Mon
day. Mr.. Andrews had shock about
four years ago, and for the past two
wears he had been unable To talk. He
has long been a resident of the town of
killingly, and for many years was en-
gagged in the wooden mills in and about
ElmviIle. Mr.. Andrews leaves behind
him besides his wife and Mrs. Sharpe.
another daughter, Mrs. Edith james OF
Pittsfield, Me.
The capacity of the Day Kimball
Hospital to care for patients is being
taxed close TO the limit. There were
only one or two vacant beds at the in
stitution on Tuesday. All the private
rooms are filed, and patients desiring
such rooms are compelled TO accept
accommodation in the wards Fertu-
nately the new wing will soon be fin
ished and such conditions will be over
come, at least for time. The Wo-
mans Board will soon need TO begin
planning for an additional wing. The
institution is growing TO great dimen-
sions-beyond the conceptions Of its
philanlhropic founders
Among those who contributed 10
the pleasure Of the children at the
Temporary Home, were the following
The Sarah Williams Danielson Chap
ter d. A. r., Mrs. \. B. ReaIn, Mrs.
George E. Dresser, Mrs. ohm inman,
Church Clothing Co., Mr.. +. T. Tuck
EN- Progress Confectionery Co., Mrs.
Levi b. Arnold, b. d. Bugoee, aid