Putnam patriot., 1910-10-28

Mrs. C. C. Spratt Is the guest o
 friends in Boston.
 -Byron Chandler spent Sunday ir
 Boston.
 The Modern Woodmen are to hold
 social in Foresters' hall, Novembel
 18th.
 The T. A. 6 B. hold . hailowe'e 'en
 social in A. Q. ii. hall Monday even
 ing.
 Schools were closed last Friday te
 allow the teachers to attend the con
 vention st Hartford.
 -Mn. George W. Gilpatric was tho guest 0f Mrs. Ellen Nj. Bugbec in Providence on Friday.
 -Miss Gertrude Hall spent the week end as the guest of Mrs. Hermon Ed monde at Storn.
 -Marquis Greene, Of Worcester, vis. ited his brother, Justin Green, Center street, this week.
 Mae V. Smith, of Woonsocket, spent Sunday at her parental home on 1 Elm street.
 The streets of Mechanicsville are now lighted by seventeen electric lights of B candle power each. | Hiram l.. Barrett and wife are spending the week with their son Clar- ence in Hartford.
 Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre returned on Wednesday morning from business trip to New York.
 Thomas Light and family of At l tieboro are visiting relatives in the city.
 --chauney Morse and family are to remove from Wilkinson street 10 the Sampson house on Pleasant'street. 1 The County Commissioners will be in session in Putnam next Monday at Il o'clock for the purpose of granting licenses.
 Judge E. NJ. Warner made an ad. dress on prison reform at the Rocky Hill Congregational church Sunday morning.
 l -Ihe firemen are planning for a I bowling tournament this winter. Bas- ket ball is being talked of among the members.
 Artist Thos. J. Thurber, Putnam | Heights, entertained his grandson, Fred Thurber, and wife, of Hartford, over Sunday.
 Miss Bernice Paine of Wakefield, a l former teacher in the Israel Putnam school spent Sunday with Mrs. S. Nj. 1 Wheelock, Church street. Editor Wilder and wife were in Marlboro on Tuesday attending the the wedding ceremony of their oldest son, Herbert, to Miss Helen Easta- I brook.
 Owen Barrett, who has been spend. ing his vacation with his parents on Grand View, returned to Providence Wednesday, where he has accepted q position in a drug store. Augustus Post, one of the passen- gers in the balloon America I which was lost in the Canadian wilds for over a week, was . classmate of Dr. k. K. Perry, Amherst, '95. ut ID xxshs..n..xn.n co.,u,nr dor nf A. c. Warner Post, G. A. R., gave an interesting account of some of his ex- periences during the civil war to the pupiIs of the High school, Monday. -Dr. J. K. shepard of New York city, is having a swimming pool con- stfucted at his summer residence in South Woodstock. It will be fed by a canal leading from Woodstock lake.
 A hard thunder shower passed o.er the city Tuesday afternoon. It was as dark as night at 5 o'clock and the lightning flashes were vivid. No damage from lightning has been re- ported.
 The town clerk and selectmen will be in session Friday for the last time this year to make voters. Those on the ito be made list that have not qualified should do so on this date if they want to vote on November s. Henry Lucier of North Grosyenor- dale and Miss Amanda Berthiaume of this city were united in marriage Mon- day morning at s o'clock at St. Mary's church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John Van den Noort. They left at s.27 for . trip to Hartford. On their return they will reside in North Grosvenordale. In response to an invitation of Manager George Mason of the whea- ton farm, 30 members of the Putnam Grange attended . husking at that place last Thursday evening. A good lot of corn was husked and pleasant evening enjoyed. A harvest lunch was served
 Geo. A. Hammond entertained W right Lorimer and . party of "The Shepherd King" company before train time Tuesday morning. He took the party for m auto ride and there showed through the Hammond ( KnowltOn fscn, cenv siik mill MT Txorfmef fa |