Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15


 Misses Daniels are at Block Island.
 Il. \. Ingraham spent Friday in Boston.
 Mrs. Laurence Scalan of Boston is the guest of Mrs. Mabel A. Randall.
 dis. Florence Botham and daugh- ter Charlotte, are at Winthrop Beach.
 Mi. and Mrs. NJ. G. Leonard spent Saturday and Sunday in Providence.
 Mayor Macdonald has gone to Nova Scotia for a ten days visit with relatives.
 Leland Bradley, William Fuller, Ransom Gascoigne, and John Wright, are camping at Webster Lake.
 Mrs. E. H. Johnson and children are spending the summer at West Woodstock.
 Mi. and Mrs. H. J. Thayer were at New London and Pleasant View, R.I., l last week.
 Miss $. Elizabeth Clarke has been the guest of Mrs. F. k. Powers in N or. eesler.
 Prank H. Cordier is confined to his home on Church street with an at- tack of tonsilitis.
 Rev. W. D. Woodward of Maple vile, R. l., was in Putnam on Mon- day.
 a-Mrs. F. D. Sargent and daughter, Miss Florence, are spending the. month in Brookline, N. H. Rev. F. D. Sargent, John A. War ner, and Gilbert Perry, are spending the week at Oak Bluffs Mrs. George W. Baker, Mrs. Will liam Fuller, May Fuller, Katherine Seward, and Marjorie Baker, are at Webster Lake for the week. -J. Herbert Marsh is at Ocean Beach, New London, having charge of the Western Union operating at the Pe- quot Casino.
 Lillian, Bertha and Henry Lapre, of this city, were committed to the temporary home by Judge k. C. Wright this Thursday afternoon.
 f-The selectmen began this Thurs day morning to replank the bridge over Cargill Falls, and the bridge is closed while the work is being done.
 The officers of the Israel Putnam Lodge of odd Fellows will be installed next Tuesday evening by District Dep uty starkweather of Danielson
 Rev. John Van den Noort, Pastor of St. Marv's Roman Catholic church, left for Europe last Thursday evening. lie will spend the summer among re- ialives and friends.
 Thomas A. Lake.of Limona, Fla, and Madison, has bought the house formerly owned by c. A. Hammond on Church street. and with his wife will make his home in this city
 The regular meeting of the Wom- ans Board of the Day kimball Hospl- tai will be held at Odd Fellows Haii,'
  meeting at 2.3o p. m.
 Rev. J. P. Marvin, af Oxford, with Mrs Marvin, were in Putnam Monday They are at their Summer home at Crystal Lake, Eastford, where MT. Marvin has camp for boys.
 Louis Gareau, Charles and Frank Tourtellotte, Elmer Burgess, Joseph Egan, and Walter Shippee, railroad employees, spent Sunday at Revere Beach.
 A school of large German carp are seen in the Qninehang every morning by dwelIers on the banks of the lVer' They feed in the grass and weeds near the box shop. Some of them are be- ween three and four feet long.
 An alarm of fire from box 42 called the department to the railroad yard north of the May street crossing Mon- day morning, to extinguish lire in box car. The fire was caused by the spontaneous combustion of some SACKS Of waste. The damage was slight.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam post office for the week ending July l2th:
 Gentlemen-C. Bale, Francois Hard, Waiter E. Clarke, Rev. J. Il. New land Ladies-Lillie Allen, Miss Jennie E. Maguire, Mrs. Ida, Browniee, Mrs. trizel Lavasour. We received a telephone message from Miss Webster, Matron of the Day kimball Hospital, yesterday, asking us to remind the lady friends of the Hospital, while putting up their year supply of preserves, to remember the needs of their institution, and lay oy small share forits requirement. Also to notify all raisers of fruit and vegeta- bles that . supply of each Of these edi- bIes will be gratefully accepted. The Hospital keeps well filled up with pa- iients. Rev. John Fl. Stapleton, formerly assistant pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church in this city, but later teachef of French and English as St. Thomas seminary, Hartford. has been appoint ed pastor of St. Louis French Catholic church in New Haven, by Bishop NJ Ian r>sh~. as>nl..aon ia q native Of