Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-03-04

Miss Gertrude Hall has returned
from q brief stay In New Haven.
Misses Amy Conan and Gladys
Murfey visited in Boston this week.
Miss Edna Chapdelaine is spend.
ing q week In New York.
Jerry Metallic OF Providence called
on friends In this city Friday.
Miss Grace Child of Derby spent
the week end .. her home on Grove
street.
The State Conference Of Charities
and Correction will be held In Hart.
ford March to 8.
Jeremiah Clancy, Of New York
was . recent guest Of Michael Connors
and wife, Providence street.
DIR. F. A. Morrell is assigned as vi.
sitting physician of the Day kimball
Hospital for March.
Mrs. George Gleason, who has been
visiting relatives at Putnam Heights,
has returned to Worcester.
-DtdCOu VI w WIVES
ter spent Sunday with Mrs. Abbie
Child and her family on Grove street.
Miss S. Elizabeth Clarke is enter
tanning Miss Caroline Borhauer OF
Worcester.
Henry NJ. Morse is In New York
to make bookings for his vaudeville
sketch.
Rev. and Mrs. Beard and their
children are spending week in Shell
ton.
George Wilson, who has been
working in Bridgeport has returned to
Putnam.
Frederick Shaw of Bayonne, n. j.,
was a guest at the home of his son,
Charles X. Shaw, over Sunday.
Repairs are being made to the
round-house in the railroad yard, re-
Gently damaged by fire, since which it
has been of little use. An entire new
roof has to replace the injured one.
"A number of Grange members from
Putnam attended the joint meeting of
the New London County and Quine.
baug Pomona Oranges, at Danielson
last Saturday.
Clarence Clifford of this place, who
is student at Brown University, &C.
cupied the pulpit of the Free Baptist
church at Pascoag last Sunday morn
ing.
The annual meeting of the WON.
ans Christian Temperance Union will
be held at the home of Mrs. William
Sharpe on Church street, March 7th at
8 O'Clock. A good attendance is de-
sired.
The total number of money orders
issued and paid at the Putnam post
office, in the year 1909, was $780,. To-
tai amount of money order business
transacted for that period was $40, 562 AZ
List of letters remaining in the
Putnam Post Office for the week end
ing March /
Gentlemen-Alexis II. Bragg, Dem
MS Juranu, Aliuy i@aotohs EiSa EVAN
son.
Bird lovers will be glad TO learn
that there is bill now before Congress
which not only seeks to protect the mi
gratory game birds, but makes migra-
tory song and insectivorous birds the
wards of the government.
District Deputy John J. McGarry
and District Warden Thomas z. Ryan
made an official visit from Cargill
Council X. of c. of this city, To the San
Jose Council, Willimantic, last Thurs
day evening. to assist in the installa-
ton of its newly elected officers.
AT the regular meeting of Cargill
Council X. of c., last week Thursday
evening, several applications for men,
bershIp were presented. This is one OF
the fast-growing fraternities of this
country, the local Council, through the
efforts of its energetic officers, Grand
Knight NJ. NJ. Dwyer and others, keeps
pace with the best.
"A meeting in the interest of good
schools will be held in the Town Hall,
Middlebury, Thursday, March 10, at $
p. IN. subject: "What can the pubic
do to secure good schools?n by Charles
d. Hine. of Hartford. Mr.. l.. 5. Mills,
Supervisor Of schools will speak on
".Schools on Business Basis"
Mrs. NJ. H. Medbury attended
meeting of the board of directors oil the
Ellsworth association, which was held
at the home Of the honorary state re-
gent, d. A. r., Mrs, Sarah Kinney, at
7ls Asylum street, Hartford, on Thurs
day.
The annual meeting of the Area
mum club was held in the club rooms
Friday evening E. NJ. Arnold deciin-
ed TO serve longer as president and Au-
gustus Il. Morse was elected President.
Other 9fieers are:
Vice lPresident-L. p. Merriam.
SecvS and Treas.-George w. Baker.
Executive COMMITTEES. H. Raffer-
fy. Geb. p. Miner, X. NJ johnson, n.
N. p. ksr' W. E Hines
-Dfyision l of the A. o. a., appoint
ed thu following COMMITTEES for the OBJ
servsince Of st. Patrick's Day. March
nth n their hah on Pomfret street
+. AZ Murray, 7. p. Ryan, John w.