Putnam patriot., 1910-07-29
Rogers was in Boston Mon-

Iks -s ,dp 10 Norfolk, Va. A. F. Jones of Hillsboro, N. H., s,ent sunday in the city. Edward Casey of Providence has ..s, visiting his relatives on Bridge street.
 Nr and Mrs. Malcolm Bilodeau, Smith street, are the proud parents of .uttle girl, born on Monday. Miss Josephine M. Clifford was the .,ss, of her brother in Pascoag over Sunday
 Miss Helen Sharpe is spending a two weeks vacation in the White Mountains, at Bethlehem. sunerintendent of Schools Thomas peeoudres of East Hartford, and fam iIy, are al Crescent Beach. Mi. and Mrs. Richard German of ssward street, are entertaining Miss Katherine Crumbry of New York. This Thursday is the last day for snbmitting offers for the new post of- ice site.
 Joseph Brunnelle of Worcester .nent sunday with William Montville and wife, Green street. Miss Maude Redfern of Bridgeport k visiting F. $. Bruce and family, Livery street.
 Miss Maude Simpson has returned from 4 visit with relatives in Utica, NJ.
 Mrs. Almeda Kent and Mrs. Charles H. Edson are at Camp Marion, Mass. for the week, enjoying the sea hfeezes.
 Miss Asenath Tarr and Miss Der nice Paine, teachers in the Israel Put nam school, have been visiting Mrs. 5. NJ. Wheelock this week.
 -eyrill Remillard of the Peoples Store has returned from a two weeks vacation spent in Boston and New Bedford
 The drought continues, and is be- coming serious. Sunday was reported the hottest day this season, and the weather bureau predicted another week of hot weather.
 A woman who was taken sick al the Douglas camp grounds last week, was brought to the Day Kimball hos pitai on the boat train Thursday even ing.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. 0. Williams were at Crescent Beach over Sunday and at- tended the outing of the Connecticut Editorial Association in Woodbury on Monday.
 -Geofge E. Brousseau and wife, and George P. Miner, were among those who attended the annual outing of Columbian Commandery, Knights Tempar, of Norwich ,at Wequetequock on Tuesday.
 Invitations are out for the mar risge of Napoleon Dufault to Miss Jo- sephine Alice Favreau at St. Mary church Tuesday morning, August "a, atsoeloek. A reception will be held at the home of the brides parents, 42 Elm street, at 9 o'clock.
 Last week Thursday William h. Taylor sent out the invitations to the Legislative Reunion to be held al Savin Rock, August 10th. Many were received in Putnam.
 Miss Laura Seward of Long Beach, Cal, spent Sunday with her uncle, F. w. Seward, and family Grove street. This was her first Vlsil to the East. She returned home Mon- day
 Justice of the Peace H. (. Bfad- lord has performed two marriages within The past week, On Friday oNiu Riequier and Florence Warren were mafned, and on Monday William H. Donovan was married to Lillian M' frospert. All of the parties reside in this city
 Annie Beaudreault, who owns the eafglli House property, is circulating petition to send to Washington re- 4uesting that the new postoffice euiia- Ing be located on Elm street. No special site is mentioned in the peu- ton.
 -Railroad fares were advanced on the Consolidated road Saturday. now costs l5c. to Danielson and Day vile instead of 1Oc. To Norwich JOG Instead of 65c. It costs 25c. more 10 go 10 New London and the fare to Boston has been advanced l0c.
 A. w. Macdonald and wife ief' Monday for Pemaquid Beach, Maine where they will visit their daughter Mrs. W. H. Holmes, and family, who have cottage there. Mrs. Helen "ii' ley and son Malcolm left Thursdny te Visit friends and relatives in Portland Maine.
 Word has reached this city of ths death in Canada of Rev J. N. De' sonier, formerly an assistant at s' Asry's church here. and more recent, oi Bridgeport. Father Desonier ms been in Canada for some time In tns hope that hls health would be nm proyed
 The N. T. Hurlbut store in Onior block iS tr r>v,,,x> r., fhA new Peloq uiI