Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-18


a recent guest of his brother, Charles
shaw, Fremont street.
Mrs. F.w. Seward returned Satur-
day. from Guilford, where she had
spent a week with relatives.
s.. Rothe, of New Haven, returned
home after spending few weeks here
with his daughter, Mrs. Reuben Sykes.
Misses Dorcas and Phyllis Sykes
are spending a month with the aunt,
Mrs. Foote, at New Haven.
Mrs. @. Harold Gilpatrie, Seward
street, is entertaining Mrs. George Taft,
of Uxbridge, Mass.
Sidney Greene and Frank Daven-
port. of Providence, have been guests
of friends here.
Thomas Griffin of Boston spent
Sunday with his parents, Pomfret
street.
-Ermond Brunn returned on Mon
day to New York after spending sun
day with friends in this city.
Judge eager will hold the March
term of the Superior Court in this city,
which comes in on the first Tuesday of
the month.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Vaughan have
been entertaining for few days Mrs.
White of Providence.
Attorney Ralph w. Botham, and
Mrs. Anna Wade, OF Mills, Mass,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. I. p. b.
than from Friday to Sunday night.
Attorney Robert g. Perry and IA
mily, of New York, have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Perry,
Grove street.
Mrs. Reuben Sykes has given up
her house on Bradley street, and is TO
resume her profession as graduate
nurse.
"A false alarm of fire was rung in
from box AZ, at corner of Chapel and
Truesdell streets, about $50 on Sunday
evening.
Fred Morrell and his sister, Miss
Isabelle Morrell, of New York, were re-
cent guests of their parents, DR.. and
Mrs. F. A. Morrell.
Carrie A. iBeckwith, age IL, was
brought to this city from Willimantic,
Saturday, and placed in the Children,s
Home, as a neglected child.
Mrs. Clara Williams returned TO
of two weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
j. b. Tatem, Jr.
-Chas c. Thayer of Chapman street,
who underwent slight surgical sur
gicaI operation at the Day Kimball
Hospital, has been discharged cured.
Miss Florence Sargent was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. K. NJ. Brun, OF
Brooklyn, y. Y, for few days last
week.
State Policeman Downing inspect
ed the Pastime Moving Picture Thea
tire, Canal street, last Friday, and gave
the proprietors a permit to open for
business.
e. l.. Davis has bought out the ice
business of Justin Green, TO whom he
sold it three years ago. Mr. Davis has
been engaged in the ice business in this
city for over a quarter of century.
William Shaw, formerly Station
Agent here, was seized with violent
attack of insanity at his home in Bel
chertown, Mass, and has been placed
In an asylum.
Fred Piekwick, assistant manager
of the Putnam Foundry company, has
bought the Moriarty farm, ON Wood
stock avenue. He will make repairs
in the property and occupy ii as soon
as they are completed.
Grand Knight NJ. NJ. Dryer De-
putty Grand Knight J. b. Byrne, John
NORM, Arthur Divert, and Thomas T.
RYAN, have been named as commit
tee of Cargil Council, X. of C., to make
arrangements for the annual Easter
Monday Ball.
The engagement was announced,
on Monday, of Miss Grace b. Hayden,
of Plymouth, Mass, member OF the
faculty of the Putnam High School,
and Charles {. franklin, of this city,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick +.
Franklin.
Post office hours for Washington's
Birthday
Office open from $50 a. m. to II M.
and $50 to p. m.
Money Order Division closed.
One delivery and collection by city
carriers.
Rural service suspended for the day.
Frank G. Letters, Postmaster.
In the society news of last Fridays
New York papers was this item; Mrs.
A. Hunter Brown and her debutante
daughter, Miss Ursula Brown, have re-
turned from Pomfret, Conn, where
Miss Brown led the cotillion at the
Pomfret school dance, with Richard
w. Stevenson, Jr.
William Woodhead, our Glocester:
r.. L., correspondent, died at West
Glocester Wednesday, aged % years.
He had neither father nor mother nor
other relatives living, and was sickiy
from a deformed body, but bore up
with . gentle and courageous spirit his
hard life, making himself useful In
many ways Is he could In thai rural