Putnam patriot., 1910-08-26

Annie. Of Franklin, have been The guests of friends in this city.
 Miss Louise Rivard returned Sa- turday night from a three weeks visit in Barnard, Vt.
 Clarence A. Stetson and wife of New York city, are guests of NIT. and Mrs. A. (. Stetson, Providence street.
 Eugene Tetreault has purchased Guertin's news-room on Providence street.
 Martin Griffin, of New York, and Thomas Griffin, of Boston, spent Sun- day with their parents on Pomfret st.
 Mrs. E.. C. Rogers has returned from a visit with relatives in Nova Scotia.
 Edward Mayhew, Mary Griffin, Marietta Reed and Philip Gagne, of the Byron D. Bugbee store, are having their vacations.
 Charles A. Randall, with his wife and son. John A., of Whitinsville, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. L. 0. Will. Hams.
 -Charles H. Moss and family of this city. and Clarence Barrett and wife of Hartford, are camping al Bates Grove, Webster Lake.
 Mrs. A. E. Jones, of Hills boro, N :. H., formerly of Putnam, has been Vis- fling relatives in Mechanicsville, and calling on friendr in this city.
 -Isadere Moskaviteh, l6, Of this ciiy, sentenced in the city court on June 1, 10 four months in jail for theft, escaped from the Brooklyn jail Satur- day afternoon. The boy tipped over a pail of water and was sent to fetch an- other, but did not return.
 -.daster William and Miss May Full Ter entertained, on Thusday last, Miss Airline Bethel, Miss Hazel Bethel, and Miss Elizabeth Cook, all of Woonsock- et, and Miss Gladys Bryons, of stam- ford, al their parental home on Chap man street.
 Attorney General Halcomb resigned his office on Tuesday, which was &C., cepted by Governor Weeks. He will take his seat upon the Superior Court bench in Sept, under appointment by The late Governor Lilley. Governor Weeks is expected to appoint Judge Harry k. Back, of Danielson, to fill the term.
 Charles K. Shaw, representative of the Massachusetts Mutual Life In- saranee company in this city, attend ed the annual meeting of the Agents Association of the United States of the company at Springfield on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last week. The 250 agents present were guests Of the company at the Hotel Worthy
 The ladies of the Baptist church served fine shore dinner to a large number on Tuesday from Il 80 to 7 o'clock. The dinner from chowder to wa ermelon vas good and well served. IL must be a great amount of work to get up such a dinner away from the seashore, but the appreciation shown by the large numbers that partake Of il must be some remuneration to the tired workers.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam post office for the week ending August 9, 1910.
 Gentlemen-John Adams, Noe Bon min, l.. A. Brown, William Cote, Denis Durand, H. Giller 3, Herbert Hale 7, E. F. Leggett, P. 0. Box 1l0
 Eadies-Miss Carolyn Bergman, Mrs. Leona Blanchette, Miss Theodora Bros sard, Mrs. Arthur Louise, Mrs. O. M' Miller, Mrs. $. sherman ?, Mrs. Dora Tourteilotte, Mrs. Nellie Whaen.
 The fifth annual meeting of the Colonel Daniel Putnam Association was held last week Wednesday, III Brooklyn. Officers were elected for term of two years ss follows
 President-Miss Emily NJ. Morgan
 SecFetary-Ernest B. Ellsworth.
 Registrar-Henry w. Bigelow.
 Treasurer-S. W. Bigelow.
 Miss Ellen D. Larned gave an inter esting talk on "Historic Myths, and paper by Mrs. Paul Wilcox, of New Britain, was read. giving extracts from the diary of Colonel Putnam, while se- yesal letters written by him were read Arthur Labossier and Miss Alberta Gaulin were united in marriage al ss' Masy's church at o'clock Monday morning The nuptial ceremony was performed by Rev. Adrian Dykeman, who also celebrated the nuptial High Mass. The couple were attended oy two girls dressed in white The nine o'clock choir furnished music A re- eeption was held at the home of Will liam Gautin, g Battey street, immedi- ately after the ceremony. Many beau tiful presents were received After q wedding journey Mir. and Mrs. Laoos- sier will reside in this city.
 Arthur Metres, 9, of Grosvenor- dale, is at the Day Kimball, suffering from shock and bod burns on each leg, thigh and hands, the result of contact with . high tension electric wire, al North Grosyenordsle, Friday morning. Metres was one of . number of men working on top of one of the mill ex- tensions, and using . cro~baf to rip away some roofing, when the metal ner