Putnam patriot., 1910-07-01

-Fxcavaling for the cellar of the new High school is being pushed rapidiy.
 The stores in the upper part of the eitv will close every evening hearafler except Fridays and Saturdays.
 Judge E. M. Warner was in Cam: bridge, Mass, Tuesday, attending the Reunion of the Harvard Law School.
 MI. and Mrs. E.. A. Wheelock re- turned Sat aturday from trip to Buffa. 10. Niagara Falls, and Canada.
 Arthur Brunette and wife, of Ar Hngton, Mass, have been visiting Mrs. FEE. Brunette, Grove street.
 Major AID. Mcintyre has returned from a trip through New York and New Jersey.
 A long brick shed is being built in the rear of the Court House block to be used for storage purposes.
 Mrs. Elmer K. Earnshaw, and her daughter Marion, left on Tuesday for Gales Ferry, where they have taken a cottage for the summer.
 William Brady, of the "Gentleman from Mississippi" company, with his wife, are guests of his parents, on Pom- fret street, for two weeks.
 William Griffin, employed at a store of the United Cigar Stores Go., Boston, spent Sunday with his parents on Pomfret street.
 -E. Walden Wright, C.. E., has been at Sterling the past few days as engi- neer for the State. A State road is to be built there.
 The Monument Committee of the Woman's Relief Corps, will serve a Red, White and Blue Supper, in A. 0. H Hall, Friday evening, July l, from to : o'clock.
 Landlord NJ. NJ. Dwyer went to New York, Monday, to visit his sister, Miss Margaret Dwyer, of Pawtucket. who is to start for tour through Eu- rope.
 The Ladies of LaConcorde, Union St. Jean Baptiste of America attended a special mass at seven o'clock last Sunday morning in body. The music was by the nine o'clock choir.
 The children of St. Mary's parish who received their first communion in May will be confirmed by Bishop Milan of Hartford, at St. Mary's church this Friday evening at I.3o o'clock.
 Rev. C. Y. P. Huizinga and wife were in the city Tuesday afternoon. They arrived at 3.45 from Hartford and left at 6.30 for Boston, enroute for Beverly, where they will spend the summer.
 A number of the members of Qui- nebaug Lodge, A. F. and A. M., went to Woodstock, Sunday, and joined the members of the Putnam Lodge of Woodstock, who attended the South Woodstock church in body.
 Harry Cook, railroad man, who boards on Franklin street, fell out of window in his room, recently, while walking in his sleep. Hts fall was about 30 feet, but he landed in a flower bed and his only injuries were few bruises.
 The little oasis in the Square con- tinues to receive care and attention from its public. spirited friends. A neat post and iron rail fence now incloses 1t without marring it's appearance while excluding careless people who would walk over the pretty park.
 Miss Bertha l.. Davis, of this city, and Frederick Grey Fells, of Norwich, both coIored, were married i'll St. Ma rvs Catholic church, by Rev. Fr. Van den Noort, on Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs.FeIl will make their home in Norwich. Miss Davis, former stu. dent of Putnam High School, has been employed in this city for some time.
 Win. H. Taylor, Secretary Of the Legislature Club, who has had charge of the arrangements for all the outings of the Club since 1901, is now making for the reunion and pan- quet of the Club for 1909. He Is to visit Frank L. Stiles, New Haven, to to consult with him in regard to the reunion, which will proably be held in August at Momanguin Cosey Beach, East Haven. At the last gathering m 1908, 800 tickets were sold. Some aUo are to be sent out this year.
 Harry Young, who resides on Will street, was taken to the Day Hospital, Monday afternoon, bones near the ankle broken. He was at Chestnut Hill, getting out telephone roles for E. N. Joslyn, by whom he is employed, when, in drag ying a pole through the woods, 1t got caught, and the strain caused by af- to release it, snapped the pole, which hit young in the leg, caus- ng the fracture. He hasa wife and two children. Very few of our citizens but have visited the Cargill Falls park since is ms been completed, and all greatly its tastsfulness and heenty e m appropriate setting to our grand Falls-Putnam's Natufe's . beauty spot.