Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-12-09

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musician at the Day kimball hospital
for December.
Mrs. Perry p. Wilson returned on
saturday from visit with her son,
erris p. Wilson, st. Paul, MINI,
Owing to trouble with the engine
the 3.27 afternoon express train from
Boston was an hour late last Thursday
Miss Julia Sansoueie Is having an
aTtesian we'll driven on her property
on the River road.
Charles IL. Berthiaume and Miss
Anna Chagnon. both of Spencer, were
united in marriage last Monday after.
noon by Justice Howard c. Bradford.
Samuel Anderson OF Norwich gen.
eraI manager of the Connecticut conn.,
psny's lines in this part of the state,
was a s-isitor in Putnam Friday.
Putnam chapter r. A. NJ. will
work the royal arch degree in Masonic
temple this Thursday evening. A col
latioD will be served.
B. X. Smith and wife have return
ed from q trip to New York. They
recently entertained William Lane of
that city.
The Nom Partisan Woman S Chris
tian Temperance Union will hold their
next regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. l.. b. Durfee at 3 O'Clock, p NJ.
Seciy.
Leon Adams of Pemfret Landing
was operated on for appendicitis Fri
dav at the Day-kimball hospital. The
hospital has nearly its full capacity of
patients at present.
The regular meeting of Elizabeth
Porter Putnam chapter, d. A. r., will
be held in the Chapter rooms, Pomfret
street, next Monday afternoon at
o'clock.
Rev. P. s. Irwin of Christ church,
Pomfret, and Rev. s. II. Dixon, of st.
Philips church, Putnam, were in Nor
wieh Monday attending the meeting of
the New London Archdeaconry.
Rev. B. +. Benoit will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday after
noon at 3 O'Clock. He will conduct
services at the First Baptist church In
Norwich on Thursday and Friday OF
this week.
The arguments in the Morris Dia-
mond bankrupt case of Putnam, were
heard by Referee in bankruptcy A. J.
Bowen in Willimantic, on Saturday
morning, Samuel Carver of Boston ar
ouing for the creditors, and c. l.. Tor
rev of Putnam for Diamond.
Congressman Higgins has appoint
ed principals and alternates TO take the
Annapolis Naval Academy. These ex-
aminations were made as a result OF
the competitive examinations held in
Norwich in November under the SUI
pervision of Chessman Z. Spratt, OF
Putnam; II. A. Tirrell and A. w.
Towne, of New London.
List of letters remaining in the
Putnam post office for the week ending
December g.:
Gentlemen-J. s. Condor, Marones-
sault Bros, John Dion, nj. L. Cone, u.
II. Williams, Alfred Russ, Rev. W.. ).
smith.
Ladies-Mrs. Phoebe Conklin, Mrs.
Rosaua Decouteau, Mrs. Media Hinote,
Mrs. Mary J. McIntire, Miss Ellen L.
Molloy, Mrs. Toussaint Richard.
The hunting season on birds came
to close last week. The season was
not q good one. Whether the dry
weather caused the birds to migrate or
from some other cause, they were
scarce, salthough in the summer
looked as though it would be good
season. No reports of ANY of the Hun
garian partridge released by the state
having been shot have been received.
Work has been rushed on the aoui-
ments of the new bridge the, past week
and it is expected to finish the mia.
die of next week. Then work VIII
cease until warm weather when WORK
will begin on the bridge proper. ny
the looks of the old bridge IL "oata
seem that work was commenced just
in time as the old structure is warpine
badly and looks as though It's days Oh
usefulness would soon end.
Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, the origi-
nator Of Christian Science, died on sun
day, in her s0th year. She will be re-
garded in history Is one OF the most
remarkable women Of the past centu-
~, and was honest In her convictions
and maintained pure life- she leaves
over = million of followers TO spread
abroad her teachings of Christian SCI
enoe. She leaves no one 10 take he1
place rs leader. On our sixth page VIII
be found = sketch OF this remarkable
woman.
The annual session Of the state
Grange is TO be held in Hartford Janu-
AIRY lo-12, and 1t is expected 70 oe one
OF the best sessions ever held. 4. =
planned to haxesa session on Tuesday
evening 49, can be attended BY 'ne
members and their friends. The lec-
turer will furnish selections for enter
tainment, after which the of'efn WIN
hold : reception and = social hour wiz
be e1joyed. Wednesday morning " =
hoped 70 have . practical speaker up