Putnam patriot., 1910-04-15

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 Mrs. R. K. Evans is visiting in At tlgboro and Providence.
 There was initiation at the meet ing of Cargill Council, K. of C., Sum- day.
 -J. A. Gagne and wife returned from their wedding trip Tuesday eyen- iug.
 Attorney Chas. l.. Torrey was in Rockville, Tuesday, to try case before the superior Court.
 Three candidates were initiated at the meeting of Putnam Grange, Mon- day evening.
 -E. J. Cutler has gone to Central Village to make his home there for a time.
 Allan Smith, of Boston, spent Sun day with his mother, Mrs. R. E. Smith, Gl0ve street.
 MT. Gillbert Chassey and wife en- tertained l.. (. Chassey and wife, of New Bedford, Sunday.
 Miss Alice Morse has returned from a 1isit with her sister, in Marblehead, Mass.
 -BYron Eamondy was the guest of his brother George, in Dereester, Mass, a few days last week.
 -Geerge C. Gunsalus has been ap- pointed ticket agent at the railroad sta ton to succeed Joseph Coderre.
 Mayor Archibald Macdonald, past Exalted Ruler, installed the newly elected officers of Putnam Lodge of Elks on Tuesday evening.
 Justin $. Green, who has been se- riously i'll for long time, is conyalesc. ing and is able to be down town nearly every day.
 The public schools opened Monday for the Spring term with all of the teachers back at their posts.
 The body of Mrs. Thomas Loiselle, of New Bedford, formerly of this city, was brought here for burial last Thurs day afternoon.
 Mrs. George Larose, aged 59, for mer resident of this city, died at her home, in Worcester, last Sunday. She married her husband here in 1874.
 M. R. Joy, Chief of the Putnam Fire Department, has rendered his re- signation to the Common Council, to take effect immediately. No reasons assigned.
 Joseph Cournoyer of this city was ordered committed to the state hospi- tai for the insane at Norwich Tuesday by Judge E. c. Wright of the probate court. Cournoyer has recently served time in jail for beating his mother, an act probably due to his unbalanced mental condition.
 CARD-We wish to express our ap- preeiation of the kindness extended by neighbors and friends during the sickness of our wife, mother and sister, and also the beautiful flowers sent for the funeral.
 ELISHA NJ. HARRINGTON
 VIM. J. HARRINGTON
 c. SALoME KING
 CARD OF THANKS.-The undersign- ed wish to acknowledge their great ap- preciation of the many kindnesses shown by friends and neighbors, dur ing the recent sickness and death ot Miss Mattoon, sister of Mrs. Billings; also for the many beautiful floral tri- butes.
 MRS. D. H. BILLINGS.
 I. D. BILLINGS.
 Putnam, April 13, 1910.
 Announcements were received in this city on "Wednesday of the mar riage of Clayton Williams Thuroer oi Putnam to Miss Grace Gertrude Grove of Woonsocket, the wedding taking place in the latter city on Tuesday. They will be at home after June lst in Putnam.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Board of the Day Kim ball hospital will be held at Odd Eel lows hall, Wednesday, April 2o at . p. m. The ladies are urged to make spec ial effort to be present, as Mrs. w. L. Beard will be present and address the ladies on mission work in Foochow, China.
 On page will be found an inter esting historical sketch-of MT. Horace \. IHassard, now of Newport, but resident for many years in this city His life has been . successful one since he left here sixteen years ago. lie spent part of the last two weeks visit- ing friends and relatives in this city, and left here with his wife on Monday for their home at Newport.
 State Master L. H. Healey is still pushing grange work Tuesday even ing he attended an anniversary or the Beacon Falls grange, Wednesday meeting of the State Board of Agricai- ture, and Thursday meeting Of the State Association of Tax Collectors. MT. Healey is the secretary of the asso- The meeting was held in the supreme court room of the capitol.
 -Klebart q Steinberg, managers of the Bradley Theatre, have leased bea- con Park, Webster Lake, and will sub let the different privileges, but Will