Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11

Joseph Plessis and wife have been
entertaining Almond Cadorette of New
Bedford
Arthur NJ. Clark and family have
returned from visit in New York and
New Jersey.
Nelson Mansfield OF Boston has
been visiting his parents, A. L. Mans
field and wife.
Clarence Clifford, Brown UNIVERSE
ty, was the guest OF his mother, Church
streetover Sunday:
Luther James, of Providence, for
merly Of this city was guest Of friends
here over. Sunday.
-Lezum Chassey, of New Bedford,
formerly of this city, was recent guest
Of mis- parents, Chassey street.
Rev. John Van den Mort Pastor
of st. Mary's Church, returned on Sa-
turday from his two weeks trip to the
South.
There was large gathering at the
Junior Prom of the Putnam High
School, in Odd Fellows Hall, last Fri
day evening.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs, W. II. Longden, Grove ST.,
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. Is, at $50
o'clock.
F. ", Seward and wife were called
to Guilford, on Monday, by the death
of Mr.. Stewards brother in- law, John
f. Benton.
Mrs Clifford, wife of Colonel Gift
ford OF the Salvation Army, is danger
ously i'll with appendicitis at hespi-
tai in BrookIine, an operation having
been performed on Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank w. Wright, of New
Haven, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Mary f. Wright, was the guest
of her son, City Engineer +. Walden
Wright over Sunday.
The ladies of the Eastern Star on
Tuesday served an excellent turkey
dinner to a large number Of guests,
there being good patronage from the
neighboring towns.
Frank d. Thayer has resigned his
position as bookkeeper at the Putnam
Savings Bank to enter the office of the
Monohansett manufacturing company.
He is succeeded by Arthur Tourtellotte.
Miss Vida NJ. Lucier entertained
at her home. on Bullock street, We'd
nesday evening. The evening was
spent in playing games. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Josephine Girard, with her
daughter, went to the L. 5. Naval
training station, Newport, last week,
to visit her son Louis, who recently
enlisted from this citv. He is learning
wireless telegraphy.
The regular monthly meeting OF
Il the Womanss Board of the Day KIM
4 ball Hospital will be held at Odd Eel.
lows, hall, Wednesday afternooniat
ID NJ, Feb. 10th. Executive meeting
Nat 2.30 p. M.
beginning this Thursday evening
There will be services at st. Philips
Mission every week during Lent on
that night at 100. The Rev. p. 5. r.
win of Christ church, Pomfret, will
have charge of these services.
List of letters remaining in the
Putnam Post Office for the week end
q February 10:
81 Gentiemen-Stephen Bartlett, Geo.
"A. Edmunds, Beloni Ghapdelaine, A.
fenner, Anastas Padnazra, X. r. D.,
NO. l, Alonzo Babbitt.
"a Ladies-Mrs. Ellen Z. Davenport.
81 Edward Derosier, a former resident
81 this city. has been appointed town
treasurer OF Southbridge, NJ ass, TO sue
+ 1eed John A. Hall, who was taken to
he Worcester Jail last Saturday, charg-
zkd with embezzlement of funds from
fhe Southbridge Savings Bank.
Albert Lacroix, formerly of this
*5ity, and Miss Rosa Benoit, were mar
ned at st. Roch's church, Oxford,
Mass, last Saturday morning. They
re now visiting in Putnam, but VIII
eturn to Oxford the last of the week,
Where they will reside.
til We have received from +. {. Boz
anon, formerly of this city, but now
= the firm of Bohanon & Haines, of
cleveland, Ohio, a handsomely Illus
> lated booklet descriptive of their new
ainty lunch, ice cream, candy and
ida store, located In the Colonial Ar
nde, the finest store in that line in the
by.
The Women's Relief Corps will
i've q Colonial Dinner on February y,
Washington's Birthday. The menu
hi be as follows: Tomato soup, cold
ast pork, corn beef, mashed turnips,
ccotash, white and brown bread, In
IAN pudding, squash pie, fruit, coffee
"a doughnuts. Sec'y
There was large gathering In
Johns Hall Tuesday evening, The
easion was a Mardi Gras Social,-an
nual event with the st. Jean Baptist
ciety. The program was musical
"a literary. The Cadette Orchestra
rnished music. Remarks were made
members of the Society. Dancing
bowed and refreshments were served.
while the church bells were ring
Last Thursday evening. one Of
local express men, who furnishes
- for the fire department., drove