Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-04

of relatives in Newport, X. L.
DIR. f. F. Perry has been called TO
Bndgewater, Mass, recently to attend
a patient
David Puhatchka, Elm street, has
returned from two weeks business
trip in New York.
Mrs. David Lavigne has returned
from a two weeks, visit with her
mother in New York.
REV. b. F. Benoit will speak at the
Baptist church, this city, at $50, next
Sunday.
Harry Stratten, baggage master at
the railroad station, is taking vaca-
tion of few days.
Mrs. l.. Mos kovitz, Providence
street, is visiting her mother in Wor-
cester.
Miss Sarah Lavigne will go to Bos-
ton next week to attend the wedding
of her cousin.
Court City of Putnam held an
other of their old.fashioned dances
Friday evening. There was large at
tendance.
j. w Church and wife, Grove
street, recently entertained their son,
Henry +. Chdreh, and wife, of Hart
ford.
Miss Helen Ryan and Miss Alice
o'Conneil of Webster were guests of
Miss Marguerite Maloney, School
street, over Sunday.
The short calendar for Feb I, by
order of Judge Ralph Wheeler, has
been postponed to Saturday, Feb. llth,
at IL a. m, in this city
Rev. FIR. Adrian Dykeman, eurate
of St. Mary's church, this city, was in
Baltic last Friday, attending the fune-
raj of Rev. J. w. Hoey.
Senator Charles r. Searls and wife
left Putnam, Tuesday morning, EN-
route to resorts in Florida. They will
be away about month.
Mrs. NJ. Diamond is still in Provi-
dence where she went Christmas to
visit her mother. Illness of her chill
dren, who went with her, has prevent
ed her return.
Mayor Mac Donald and Mr.. George
A. Hammond, of this city, were among
the guests from this section who Atten-
ded the Mckinley Banquet, at Nor
wich, last Friday evening.
George w. Gilpatric will sever his
connections with the Adams Express
Co. March LIST. Mr.. Gilpatric has been
Express Agent for 26 years. He Is to
engage in the coal, wood, and ice busi-
ness, the firm being Whipple Gill
patTic.
Clarence Willis has severed his
connection with the John A. Dady
Corporation, where he has been en-
ployed as boiler tender, to accept a
similar position in WiIlimantic. He
removed his family there there this
week.
List of letters remaining in the
Putnam Post Office for the week end
February /:
Gentlemen-John Blake, James Fa.
gan, Theodore LeBeau.
Ladies-Miss Mary Carberry, Mrs.
Jennie A. James.
james Noble, of Central Village,
who was struck by train, east of this
city, two weeks ago, and taken TO the
Hospital, had to have his leg amputa-
ted. The operation was performed on
Wednesday morning.
-Arman Bibeault, aged 10, who was
committed by Judge Fuller of the city
court to the care of the probation Of
ficer January 10, after he had plead
guilty to a charge of vagrancy, has en-
listed in the e. 5. Navy and is at the
training quarters at Newport, X. l.
Mrs. Max Zitowitz, Shippee hill,
received word last week from New
York that her mother had been run
over by ii re engine and was in hos
pital where she was doing nicely. A
telegram was received by her Saturday
bidding her to come TO New York at
once.
A clipping from Worcester paper
came into the hands of the Captain OF
Police on Monday, in which was set
forth the capture and description OF
sneak thief. The description and the
manner of the mans work were so
similar to that of the thief who invad-
ed the apartments of Landlord Dryer
of Hotel ChickeIing last week that II
was thought worth while to inyesti-
gate. Thomas McDermott OF the hotel,
who talked with the man, went TO
Worcester Tuesday 10 see if he could
identify him. When he returned he
stated that il was not the same person.
The high standing committe OF the
state of Connecticut. Independent
Order of Foresters, will assemble in
quarterly session at Chickering hotel,
Putnam, on Saturday, Feb. 5th. There
will be present-Wallaee A. Smith, +.
III. {. r., bridgeport; L. r. Burford,
III. c. r., Hartford; W. w. Bent, IL.
V. c. r., Bridgeport; James A. Hynes,
High Secy., Waterbury,; Emiiien
Roch, NJ. D., High Treas. North Gros-
x-a.-~.s.ta. I. Sfaddafd NJ d..