Putnam patriot., 1910-10-14

Tech spent the week end al his home on Bradley street.
 -C. II. Edson has sold his property, 403 School street, to Peter and Alice Pidgeon of Danieison.
 William D. Leonard, and his son, William D. JF., spent Sunday with Mrs. William Leonard, of Providence street.
 -Israei Putnam Lodge of Odd Eel lows, worked the second degree upon a class of six candidates Tuesday eyen- ing.
 MT. and Mrs. G.iHarold Gilpatric returned on Wednesday from . weeks visit with Walter l.. Gilpatric and family al Bay Ridge, N. Y.
 -Amasa Morse, the oldest person in Putnam, aged s6 years, walked . mile to and from his home on election day to vote no license ticket.
 A wagon loaded with coal broke down lon the trolley track on Front street Friday morning, blocking traffic for short time.
 Rev. William Kennedy, whose mother lives in this city, was recently transferred from St. Peter's church, Hartford, to be assistant a; St. Mary's church, Norwich.
 Attorney H. C. Bradford, E. K. Robbins, W. $. Johnson, and Geo. F. Miner, were among the Putnamites who attended the Broekton fair. 1 Martin Welch, Eugeue Bibeault, and William Murray are the commit tee of the B. |. L. union to arrange for an election night social in A. 0. H. hall.
 Robert Hunter, the candidate for governor of Connecticut on the Social ist ticket, will speak at Hammond hall, Putnam, Wednesday, October 26, at s p. m.
 l Mrs. A. l.. Cutler is at the Day kimball hospital suffering from an in- jured knee. The injury was caused by being thrown from an automobile near the Gary school house Saturday after noon.
 Rev. and Mrs. K. D. Sargent, and Miss Bertha Sargent, are in Boston at- tending the meetings of the National Council of Congregational churches, and the seven missionary organiza- tions of that church.
 Captain Murray has received word from officers at Natick, K. l., to look out for steel gray pony, weighing $50 pounds, four white legs, and white nose, recently stolen from that town. 1 Colonel H. H. Burch, wife and daughter, of Utica, N. Y., friends and neighbors of Vice President sherman, were guests of G. A. Hammond and wife on Monday, making the tour by | automobile.
 Friends in Putnam have received announcements of the marriage of Kathleen Evelyn Leavitt, daughter of 1 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert C. Leavitt, to Charles Vernon Linn, the ceremony taking place at Caspar, Wyoming, De- | tober 5.
 The police are receiving many complaints of boys riding on the side walks in the city. They probably do it unthinkingly, but if they do not de- sist they will have to be taken into custody by the officers as a means to putting an end to the annoyance. The state railroad commissioners, William 0. Seymour of RidgetieId, Edgar J. Doolittle of Meriden, and rtichard T. Higgins of Winsted passed through this city last Thursday on a tour of inspection. They went as far north as Webster and returned to Will limantic for the night. October 24 has been named as the date for hearing on the administra- ton account of the estate of the late ! Clarendon NJ. Greene, the settlement of which estate has been attended by unusual cireumst ances. The hearing is to be before Judge E. G. Wright Of 1 the probate court.
 Edmund c. Converse of New York city, who has million dollar farm in Connecticut, has captured all the priz- es for apples which were offered at the State Pomological society's fair at Ber- lin. MT. Gonverse's exhibits were ta- ken from an old apple orchard which was reclaimed by moderns methods.
 pr. E. F. Perry commander of the local camp of Sons of fVeterans,is much encouraged by the effort being made and the general interest shown in se- curing recruits for the organization. Applications for admission to member ship were received at the last meeting and more will be filed before another meeting.
 The Catholic Transcript has the following to say of Rev. U. o. Belle rose, who has relatives in this city, just transferred from Wauregan to Baltic: l The Rev. [. 0. ReiIerose leaves 1 Wauregan for the parish Of fhes I'm. msculste Conception, Baltic, where to- refher with his pastoral work, he will 10 doubt be interested in promoting inc welfare of the Academy of the Ho- Iy Family, . flcuFishing institution of ] the diocese. Father Beilerose is no