Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03

James Sheehy of Spencer was the guest of Putnam relatives Monday.
 Joseph F.. Higgins of New York was Putnam visitor on Monday.
 Newton Stone of Boston was in town for the holiday.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Smith of Lyme are visiting in town. Mrs. William Rafferty has been entertaining Miss Smith of Springfield.
 Miss Harriet King of Boston,spent Sunday and Memorial Day with her aunt, Mrs. Olive A. White. The W. (. T. l.. will meet with Mrs. Mary Gardner, Friday afternoon, June 8, at o'clock.
 Byron c. sherman was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Lewis sherman, over Sunday.
 Attorney Ernest c. Morse, accom- | panied by his son, was the guest of his parents the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Case of Wer- cester, were holiday visitors in Putnam the past week.
 Attorney Ralph W. Botham of New York, spent Sunday, with his parents.
 -Dr. j. B. Kent was a recent atten- dant at medical convention in New York city.
 The holiday travel was unusually heavy Saturday and Monday, in spite l of extra coaches, many being obliged to stand.
 The next regular meeting of the Non-partisan W. C. T. L. will be held al the home of Mrs. $. K. Spalding, on Monday, June 6 al 8 P. m. see'y. Mi. and Mrs. George P. Newell, and daughter Barbara, of Washing ton, k. l :, have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry l.. Burt, Grove street. MT. and Mrs. Reed Tourte liotte and friend, Mrs. Staples, all of Providence, were the guests of Miss Hattie Fox and John O. Fox, last week. -LeRoy Knott of New London head brakeman on a local freight running between New London and Worcester, was run and over and killed at Day. vile, on Thursday of last week. District Deputy John J. McGarry conferred the third degree upon class of three candidates at a meeting Of CargilI Council, Knights of Columbus, in Elks hall on Sunday afternoon.
 A w. Fisher was in Putnam on Monday, calling on friends. He is lo- cated in Westerly, being member of the firm of Fisher Brothers, s,proprietors ef one of the largest dry goods stores in that city.
 A horse belonging in Thompson became frightened at the band in the Memorial Day parade Monday morn- ing, and ran from the Court House block to Bridge street, where he was stopped before any damage was done.
 -Rt. Rev. Chauncy Bunce Brews- ter, bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Connecticut, made his spring visitation to the churches of northern Windham county on Saturday, preaching at Christ church, Pomfret, in the after noon. and at St. Philips church in th;s nil in he oyaninu
 A. c. Warner Post, No. 54, of Put nam, have received liberal donation from Mrs. Wm. E. Phillips, of Spring field, Mass, in memory of her late husband, Lieutenant William E. Phil- lips, Co. K, 7th C. ", who was one Of the organizers of the Company in Put nam, in 1861, and who is remembered by many of the older residents of this town.
 Chief of Police Murray was noti- fled on Saturday that man known as John Roy, killed in Lowell Friday night, was supposed to have wife in Putnam, but she could not be located. Later it was found that the man was Eugene King, a former resident of Put nam. The body was identified by his wife, who lives in this city. The bur- ial was in Lowell.
 The custom of holding memorial service over the graves of the thirty three Spanish sailors from Admiral Cervera's fleet, who died while prison- CTS of war at Portsmouth, N. H., and are buried on Seavsy's island, as inaug- urated by Rear Admiral Casper N. Goodrich (retired) now of Pomfret, was continued this year. This custom of paying . tribute to dead prisoners of war buried on a foreign shore, is said to be without parallel and each year at- tracts much attention.
 HI. NJ. Morse and company are in Bangor this week and the Bangor Daily News gives this very compliment tary notice:
 Harry Morse, q clever character act or. we'll and favorably known to the