Putnam patriot., 1910-07-15
-F. A. Hopkins is visiting in wilIt

--F. A. Hopkins is visiting in wiIli- mantle
 Frank Jarvis has bought the lunch and pool room in the Hoyle block.
 Mrs. Annie Keith and daughter Marguerite, are at Oakland Beach.
 Miss Loretta Allard has returned from visit in F1tehburg.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roudinsty, Marshall street, are entertaining their neices, from Providence.
 Win. F. Rafierty has been awarded the contract for plumbing at the Smith street school.
 Roy Payne, Charles Nichols and Peter Gardner were Sunday visitors in Providence.
 The engagement has been announ- eed of Geo. Rswley, Grove street, and Miss chasloste Palmer, Of Danielson.
 -E. M- Corbin and son Fred have returned from . business trip to New York.
 Henry Converse and Everett Bur gess, of the post office force, are having their annual vacation. Substitutes Gagne and Wilcox are assisting during their absence.
 Sisters Mary Louise and Petronil. Ia, of Hartford, are visiting at the Con- vent. Sister Paula was in New York last week to see her niece, Miss Ruth Gillespie, who took steamer for Eu- rope.
 Among the stolen property recover ed from the three boys who footed resi- denees on Grove st., was pair of roller skates, which are at the police office, and will be delivered to the owner if called for.
 CARD OF THANKS = We wish to thank our many friends who so kindly by words and acts extended their sym- pathy, by beautiful letters of consola- tion, and in many other ways have shown us that their thoughts were with us in this hour of great sorrow.
 MR. AND MRs- A. L. MANSFIELD.
 W. N. MANSFIELD.
 On Friday delegation from the Congregational church Sunday school, leave here for Northtield, to attend the summer conferences. The delegation consists of Chester l.. Child, Super intendent, Misses Harlie I. Cofbin and Josie Clifford. Miss Emma Dutton, also delegate is to join the party st Worcester.
 Mrs. Chas. Wagner and two chil. dren, of Ann Arbor, Mich., have been the guests of MT. Geo. Bradley and fa- mily, Grove street, for few days. They are to spend the summer in Gen. tral Village, where they will be joined by Professor Wagner, born in Putnam, and all will return to this city in Sep tember to spend the month with Prof. Wagner's mother on Sunnyside.
 Two large crowds enjoyed two clean-cut performances of the Miller Brothers & Arlington lol Ranch Wild West Show, on the Eden street grounds on Wednesday. The lol Ranch deliv- cred the goods as advertised-cow boys, COW girls, Mexicans, Cossacks and h. dians, and all. The exhibitions of horsemanship, markmanship, expert ness with the lariat and many stunts of the COW boys were of the highest order, and were well applauded. It was the best outdoor entertainment that has ever visited this city.
 Mrs. Fred D. Reynolds died sud denly at her home, Is, Boles street, on Wednesday morning. Death was pro bably caused by the excessive heat oi the past week. She was apparently as well as usual in the morning, and did her work about the house. Just before noon she complained to her sister of not feeling well, and laid down on the couch. Her sister famed her, but no- ticing that she appeared to be growing worse, teIephoned for the doctor and her husband, but before the latter ar- rived she was dead.