Putnam patriot., 1910-10-28

Mrs. H. P. Renner of Providence has been visiting friends in the city.
 w. H. Taylor is in Hartford thi, week.
 Arthur Breault of Boston, former ly of Putnam, is visiting in town.
 John F. Tigue of Hopkinton called on Putnam friends Monday.
 Mrs. Herbert Smith of East Lyme was the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. George w. Holt, on Tuesday.
 IL A. Chase of Naugatuck was tbe guest of friends In Putnam over Sun day.
 Secretary Charles D. Hine of the state board of education was in Put. nam Saturday.
 -Mullan's grocery team loaded with barrels of potatoes broke down on Front street Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. E. M. Brunn returned to Brooklyn, N. Y., Tuesday after visit with her mother on Bradley street.
 -Dr. and Mrs. w, H. Sharpe spent Tuesday with their son, Dr. Roy Sharpe in Uxbridge.
 Rev. B. K. Benoit will preach at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock.
 Alfred Leblond and wife of Willi- mantle spent Sunday with Joseph BelIerose and family Providence street.
 Fred Wood of New Bedford, for merly of this city, called on friends on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Dutee Smith of Fremont street has returned from several months stay in Dover, N. H.
 -Dr. and Mrs. l.. k. Brown of Mid dletown are receiving congratulations on the arrival of son, Charles Hurd, october IT.
 Only AT inch of rain fell in the storm of Saturday night and Sunday morning, but this small amount help- ed the rivers little.
 Manager Cordier of the basket ball team is in receipt of request to book the Cherokee Indian basket ball team of Michigan. All full-blooded Indians.
 Fred Tatro, Chapel street, has se- cured papers that will permit his re- entrance to the Soldiers Home at Nor oton, where he has been previously.
 -Dr. and Mrs. James NJ. Kent and daughter, Dorothy, have returned to New York, after spending two weeks with pr. and Mrs. J. B. Kent.
 An enjoyable meeting of the o. NJ. club was held with Miss Harriet Brown, Wilkinson street, Tuesday evening.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will serve harvest dinner in the ban quet room of the church on Tuesday, November s.
 Tuesday, November i, is the last day for filing tax lists with the asses sors, and save the ten per cent. increase in property valuation.
 A car running on the Webster end of the local trolley line recently hit and killed a COW, cutting the animals body in two. The accident happened near Wilsonville.
 The sewer from the west bank Of the Quinebaug river to Providence street is completed. Gangs of men are now working back of the Labby block and near the railroad bridge.
 -Ex-Mayor J. J. McGarry is sue ceeded as district deputy Of the Knights of Columbus of Windham county by Patrick Hurlihe of Willi- mantle, formerly of this city
 Frank Birchfield, aged B, colored, of Brooklyn, died at the Day kimoall hospital Saturday of consumption. He was born in Virginia about thirty-hye years ago and for many years has worked for the farmers hereaoeuts.
 Mi. George Wilson and wife, who were married last week in Southbridge Mass, have been visiting Putnam relatives. They are to be at home, Tn Bridgeport, where Mir Wilson IS em- ployed, after December l,
 M. NJ. Dwyer, Grand Knight of Cargill Council, K. of C., has received a check for q 900, payable to the estate of Rev. Joseph Desauliners, formerly an assistant at St. Mary's church here, but recently deceased in Canada. Fatn- CT Desauliners united with the Order while he was in Putnam.
 Henry E. Gareau is dead at his home on Elm street. Mir. Gareau, who was B years of age, was for many years engaged in the meat business Tn Putnam. He leaves his wife, two sons and two daughters.
 Putnam EIks were out in force on Tuesday evening to attend the session held in their rooms for the purpose oi comforting the degree on class oi can didates composed of DanieIson ana Wauregan men. The work was ioi- lowed by social session and entertain ment arranged by the committee in charge. The lodge hassconsidered the advisabilily Of renting the residence at Alexander's lake for club purposes.
 -Residents of Putnam who are properly holden in Cfescent beacn.