Putnam patriot., 1910-05-27

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 William sheehey of Spencer was the guest of NJ. NJ. Dwyer Sunday.
 At the meeting of the Elks Tues day evening eight candidates were ini- tiated and a social session followed.
 The George W. Child Camp oi the sons of Veterans were out for drill on Livery street.
 Alex Varbedian and WalterGahan were in Boston Tuesday, taking in the Boston-C Cleveland balligame.
 Mrs. John Sabin of Boston has been guest in the family of Charles T. Sabin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Sterns are entertaining Mrs. Taylor of Spring field.
 Frank Chabot, Of Pawtucket, visit ed his parents, Battey street, over Sum- day.
 Miss Bessie Ghamplin is in New York city for stay of several weeks Hita her sister, Mrs. Ewart Brunn.
 Mrs. NJ. F. Smith, who has been The guest of her son, D. Roy Smith, in Boston, ls spending fortnight in Do yer, \. Fl.
 -rhe second Of the series of cake sales given by the D. A. R. will be at Flagg $ store, Friday afternoon, from 3 to ] o'clock.
 Thomas E. Quinn, overseer in the spinning room of Morse mill, is i'll at his home on Church street, from an at tack of blood poisoning in the arm. newspapers for the Woman's Relief Corps are asked to notify Mrs. Me- kaehnie, Elm street. or Mrs. Leach, Seward street.
 Among the official list of patents issued to citizens of Connecticut from [. s Patent Office, for May l7th, was one to Lyman c. Glazier, of Pomfret Center for burgIar-proof safe door.
 Captain A. H. Withee of the Sal vation Army, is to deliver the Memo rial day address at Eastford, the ser- vices being held inithe Congregational church on Sunday.
 Monday evening was patriotic night at the Putnam Grange, and members of the Grand Army. Wom- ans Relief Corps, and Sons of Veter- ans, were entertained with an excel lent program.
 Joseph McKachnie, who is one of the staff of the Department Comman- der of the c. A. R. of Connecticut, was visitor in an official capacity at the Soldiers Home at Noroton on Thurs day of last week. Charles l.. Wilcox, baggage mas ter on the 10.30 a. m. train for Worces- ter, completed 3s years of cnotinuous service on the Norwich branch Sum- day having been baggage master 2s years. Mrs. Mary Milan, mother Of Rt Rev. John J. Milan, Bishop of Hart l ford, died Monday in Hartford in her s6th year. Death was due to the in- firmities of old age, although 1t was | not expected so soon. -Dr. J. J. Russell, the one graduate | in this city of the New York Homeo- pathic College, class of 's7, has receiv- ed an invitation to attend the semi-cen- tennial celebration, to be held in New York city next Tuesday and Wednes- day, May 3l and June l.
 Edward Paul Eye, of Leominster, formerly of Putnam, who was arrested | few weeks ago on the charge of abuse | of female children, was before the supe- rior court inWorcester on Monday ,and | was sentenced to from three to five 1 years in state prison, the first day to be | Tn solitary confinement.
 Regis Dupre, Elm street, was re- loieing on Saturday over the advent of new grandchild, son having been | born to his daughter, Mrs. Paul Auger l of NestThompson,a and two hours later | he was informed that there had been another addition to the family circle, | son having been born to another daughter, Mrs William St. Marie, Of Church street.
 The home of MT. and Mrs. A. W. Barber, Pleasant street, was the scene of very enjoyable gathering, last fn- day evening, when a number of the friends of Miss Beatrice I. Pomeroy assembled to celebrate her birthday Miss Pomeroy was the recipient Of sew eral presents, among them being very handsome diamond ring. Refresh ments were served, and all voted MT. and Mrs. Barber ideal hostesses.
 The following committees have been elected for the various depart ments Of the Putnam Fair:
 Horses-John 0. Fox, George A. Hawkins. Dog show-E. l.. Kelley.
 Poulrry-G. D. Bates.
 Automobile Parade-John 0. Fox. Attractions-RichaId German
 Superintendent of Rentais-George Ii. Taylor.
 Premium list and programme-WH- liam H. Taylor.
 An examination of Morris Dta- mond in the bankruptcy court st Wii- limanfic on Thursday disclosed that on