Putnam patriot., 1910-06-24

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Thurbei were In Providence Tuesday, ai tho reception of Brown College.
 Mansfield hase ogra PaaY has goied 10 hold another of tbe outings and ciambahes for members which proved 70 popaiat lasf year The eatiug is ( he he'd sariy iu JaIy al AieKanief lake.
 -Heetof Gaalbie1 0ifa end da1gh fer. of Hartford, a4e visiting felniive' tn this eity. Hf GsetHeF was at ufit tfme su enpl9ye of the Byron D. Bug bee store. but Is nos i letter carrier in Hartford.
 Mrs. George Peehie Of Montreal is visiting her parents. Nr. aud Mn J 4. Gaene. Woodstock avenue. Mir Pcciiie is employed In a silk milI IT Montreal Of which N. E Holmes, fof. merly of this clty, is superintendent Charles Gagne of this city k also ein. ployed in tlle same niii.
 List of lctters remaining in Inc Putnam post office fef the week ending June Fl
 e;entlemen-nf 1udson, F 2 Kenn- singtou, Henry speenef. Michael Mo. ran.
 Ladies-Miss Geraldine Kelly, Mfs. l.. Wheeler
 -~Ralph r. Daffee, one of the pro. prietaf. of a vaudeville sketch called afHolel Langhlaad is visiting his mother oa School street. His compa ny ls In Betfoit bal be aaz forced to take q ret on account of trouble with his eyes.
 --Mfs. V. IL Holmes aod sea kieh- ard, @ho have been spending the win. ter wiih Mfs Holmes parents, Mr and Mrs. \. N. Macdonald, oak iliit, left Monday morning for Augusta. Maine, where they will be the guests of Mir. Holmes relatives before going fo remequid Beach for The summer. MT. Holmes Will jDin them in July.
 Putnam had six deaths represent.
 
 ing an annual death rate per thousand of 7.a, according To the statistics given in the monthly report of the State Board Of Health. Consumption caused one death, diseases of the nervous sys- tenn two, heart disease two, all other diseases one. The death rate In Put nam during May was among the low. est percentages attained by any of the towns In the state.
 Clarence R. Hall, son Of Principal Hall. Of Woodstock Academy, mem bef Of the graduating class Of Yale Law School, and Arthur \. Macdonald, of this city, successfully passed the exam. iuntien for admission to the bar of the State of Connecticut, at New Haven, June ath and i0th. The latter was sworn in and appointed 4 eomulission- CT Of tho Superior Court, before Judge Wheeler, al n session of the Court, in Niilimantie, Tuesday morning.
 Two local plumbers, en their way home from Pomfret, Monday after. noon, were thrown from theif wagon by their horse they were driving being frightened at passing automobile and running away. Various scratches and slight bruises were the only inip- ries they received. The hurse ran all what damaged wagon, direct to the livery stable where Il belonged. A .bomewafd bound grocefyman picked up the wagon seat and other things scattered along The route by the run- away.
 --un Thursday afternoon of last week Ernest Lewis, tn company with some young companions went for a swim at what k known as "Sandy naf, above the eoal shute. Young Lewis, who could not swim, slipped from the bank into deep water, and was going down fot the lhifd tune ec. fore he N as noticed lie Was feseuesi hy the boys with hiu. The shock and fright caused eonNulsieas, sa that Il was necessary io call physician to te. ~tofe him lo consciousness.
 --The annual memorial services ei Israel Putnam Lodge of Odd Fellows was held on sunday afternoon. The menhcfs mel at Odd Fellows hall to the number of sixty, at three o'clock and marched to the Grove street cam etefs, where lhe exercises were con dncted hy the Noble Grand, |. h Sharpe. The memorial address was given by Rev. r. D. sargent, whc spoke of Inc order and what II stands for, and Of the brothers who had gone before. The Putnam male quartet sang two selections. The graves of sis deceased members were decorated Members oi Quinebaug Lodge of Dan, ielson were present by invitation. On the return 10 the hall refreshments were served.
 The following persons viii make mp the party organized by N. NJ nwye' of this city and Edward A. Salliyan of Danielsan, which k to leave Put nam on July sa for Canadian tsir kad visit 10 the White mountains and Maine coast section of New England:
 Mrs. William (. Wall and ths Mixscs Wall, New Britain.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Rsfierty, Mrs.