Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09

day in Worcester.
 -F. V. Wright and J. c. Johnson .ttendod tae aviation meet atAtiantic, saturday.
 Nrs. 5. E. Chollar and Helene fboIIar. of Kansas City, Mo-, are vis- fling Miss A. E. Ghollar, Grove street. Frank Gauthier, Church street, spent sunday and Monday with his mother in Central Falls, K. I.
 William St. Marie has moved his family from Church street to West Thompson
 -J. ]. O'Brien and wife have re- turned to Worcester after visiting in Putnam.
 P. H. Deugherty and wife of South Manchester, have recently visited Put nam friends.
 The Brazos company of Middle tnwn. are soon to begin work on a see- tion of state road in West Woodstock.
 -Maleom Bilodeau of Smith street entertained his parents from Moosup on sunday.
 -G. NJ. Durand, Battey street, Dr. J.N. Landry and wife, Woodstock ay- euue. are visiting relatives in Canada.
 The Canadian Athletic Club will hold a meeting this Thursday evening to consider the advisability of chang ing their quarters.
 -CIty Engineer F. Walden Wright has been at his home in New Haven the past week, on account Of the death of q relative.
 Samuel V. Donovan has moved from Chapel street to house on the corner of Battey and Van den Noort streets.
 Tine market of Brodeur X St. Ma rie, Pemfret street, has been closed on account of an attachment levied by creditors.
 Mansfield Hose company held clambake at Phillips grove Sunday. Members and their wives to the num- Der of sixty had an enjoyable tune.
 A pole of the Connecticut eompa- nv caught fire on Front street Wednes- day morning, caused by a short cir euited transformer.
 Byron $. Whitney has accepted the position of physical director al the Franklin college, Franklin, Indiana, and will also teach fencing and boxing Miss Anna Aylward of New York was the ,guest Tuesday of Charles T. Thayer and wife, Chapman street,eom- ing here 10 enter her three nieces at NotTe Dame academy, which opens TOT the fail term on Thursday.
 Miss Caroline l.. Borhauer arrived in New York Sunday on the steamer Lapland of the Red Star line, having spent the summer in Germany, in tra- vel, visiting her mother, and witness ing the Passion Play at Oberammer- gau. She is the guest of Miss S. Eliza beth Clarke, Elm street, during the present week, going to Lynn on Satui- day, where she is to teach the coming | year. The public and High schools open ed Tuesday with full corps of teach ears and large attendance of pupils. ! There were 125 pupils enrolled at the High school, ard 402 at the Israel Put nam school. Teachers mot mentioned last week are, Miss Bolles, sth,grade of and Miss Etlel | Johnson, assistant Kindergarten teaeh- CT. Trains heavily ladened with pas sengers have been passing through this city for several days. From Saturday to Monday local business was the lar gest in long time. The hoialday crowds, to which were added peopie going to the aviation meet al bos'oh' and 10 various fairs, caused haiioei of trains to be run in two sectIonsi anu on Tuesday the 12.ao express for Bos- ten, composed of eight coaches, Was pulled by two engines
 Mrs. $. NJ. Seward, widow oi .. H. seward, sends us postal card rom Colorado Springs, Col, with peauii- fully illuminated picture of the puiio- iags and grounds of the Union ffih'- CTS Home, of that city. We do not aspire 10 live in such a magnihcehF appearing Home as that provided loi the poor printers of this country. We sre thankful to Mrs. Seward Tor hei kindly act in letting us see picture o' the Home provided by the Graft TOT their dependent brethren Monday, September hftn, Mfs Mabel A. Randall announced the en- gagement of her daughter, fredehe Ross, to Fred Raymond Giipatnc, al an afternoon coffee given by MS. Charles Knowlton shaw. Pink anu white asters were used for table deco rations. Coffee was served oy Mfs- Lewis Owen Williams and rs-George W. Gilpatric, assisied by Mrs. C. Haf- old GiIpatric, Miss Isabel Morreli, ana Miss Gertrude Warner. District Secretary of the Missions Y Board of New York, has an sfaeie on sThe New Opium War in china, in the Sentamher ss NJ Nissionary Herald.