Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02

Miss Amy Conan asIbeen spend ing few days in Boston.
 Mrs. Edward F. Perry and chil- dren have returned from visit to Washington.
 Professor Charles P. Wagner and family of Ann Arhor, Michigan, are the guests of relatives in the city.
 Attorney Ralph W. Betham, of New York. spent few days the past week at his parental home, Oak Hill.
 Gardner o. Benson of Hartford, formerly of Putnam, called on friends here Monday.
 Mrs. Hiram N. Brown entertained last week her brother, Charles c. Tuck. CT, and his wife, of Pascoag.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach at the Baptist church, this city next Sun- day, at 3:30.
 Arthur D. Mcintyre, Jr., is to en- ter the Freehold military school, at Freehold, N. J., this fall.
 Mrs. George W. Child. Oak Hill. returned from Pleasant View, Satur- day.
 Mrs. Frank H. Miller, of Wood- stock, spent Sunday with Mrs. D. H. Billings, Oak Hill.
 Miss Mary F.. Johnson has been the guest of Mrs. George Newell at R. l., the past week.
 George k. shaw and wife have re- turned from few days visit al Pleas ant View, R. I.
 The Misses Egan have been spend ing week at Asbury Park, K. J., and a week al the millinery openings in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. William Warren, Oak Hill, spent Sunday with their son Edward in Providence, Mrs. Joslin ae- companying them.
 --B. F. Houlihan, Of the Putnam school, has returned to this city, after spending the summer at his home in Norwich,
 The Tourtellotte Memorial High School will open Tuesday, September 9th. All pupils who expect to attend should be present at that time.
 Mi. and Mrs. Joseph Allard, MT. and Mrs. Leon Allard, Henry Allard, of Putnam, and Mrs. Charles Nado of are at the Cyr cottage, Oak land Beach, this week.
 Last week was the last Friday half holiday for the clerks at the Peoples Store, and Manager Champeau went with them for an outing at Roseland Park.
 Attorney Charles l.. Torrey is en- his uncle, Andrew Wash burn, of Bloomington, Illinois, it being his first visit to Connecticut for plumber of years.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles K. Shaw, Miss Fredelle K, Randall, and F. Ray mond Gilpatric, of Putnam, were among the guests registered at theCon- nahassit Club, Webster Lake, last week.
 Joseph Foisey, of Denver, Colora- do, called upon his parents in this city He was on his way back 10 after trip East to buy cloth- ing for the large concern by which he Is employed.
 Charles K. Shaw, wife and son, Mrs. Mabel A. Randall, Miss Fredell R. Randall, Mrs. Sarah F. Ross, and Mrs. Frances Stone, returned Monday rom months stay at Point Pleasant, W ebster Lake.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam post office for the week ending August 30th:
 Gentlemen-Allan NJ. Bancroft, Har- " Decatur, H. Giller, Frank F.. right.
 Eadies-Miss Lizzie Duly, Mile. De- ara, Miss Emma Mekenna, Mrs John Paquette.
 Post Office hours for Labor Day Office open from e.30 a. m. to l2 m. and go 10 p. III. Money order division closed. Morning delivery and coIlec- jon by city carriers. The rural service will be suspended for the day.
 Frank G. Letters, Postmaster.
 Another man with a $500 reward n mind appeared al police headquar- ,ers Monday morning, claiming he .alked with a man Sunday afternoon v hom he felt quite positive was Louis ResteIli, the much wanted Quincy murderer. The informant said he .alked with the man, who said he was , stone mason, and asked if there was my prospect for job at the new high school building. After reaching home he man said he began to think where ne had seen the stranger before. It came 10 him then that he was the ex- ,ct likeness of the picture which he nad cut from a paper of the Quincy Italian. He asked the police to keep m eye out for him.
 The "Cup-Campaigner, . mili- ant little paper, published st intervals ,y persons striving 10 banish that most prolific medium for spreading disease -the public drinking eup-containing authentic reports of health officials, the xrowth of public sentiment through he press and other developments of he crusade. Forty State Boards Of