Putnam patriot., 1910-12-23

city.
"A. L.. Dickinson of Tatem street
left Friday TO spend the winter in
Florida.
IF. w. Perry and wife entertained
their son, Attorney robert q. Perry oil
New York, over Sunday.
The young ladies of Notre Dame
Academy left Wednesday for their
homes TO spend the holidays,
Clayton Seward has been confined
TO his home from injuries sustained by
falling on the slippery sidewalk Mon
day morning.
Miss Frances Warner of Mt. Hol.
yoke college Is spending her vacation
at the home of her parents, Judge and
Mrs. E. NJ. Warner.
The G. A. r. and Sons OF Veterans
are to have q public installation early
10 January, and prominent officials of
both orders will be present.
Mrs. f. II. Payne was called to
Pawtucket Friday by the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Frank NJ. Bates, who died
sunday night. The funeral was held
on Wednesday afternoon.
Judge Warner, member of the
executive committee of the Connect
cut Prison Association, attended a
meeting of that body in Hartford Mon
day.
-PutnamG range will have a Christ
mas tree at their meeting Monday
night. Presents will be exchanged
and members are requested to be pres
ent and bring something to help carry
out the plan.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Tousand Bosquet for the marriage
of her son Henry to Miss Anna Ira
han. The ceremony will take place at
O'Clock a. m, Tuesday, December y.
A reception will Immediately follow
at AZ Bridge street.
Attorneys w. A. King Of Wilt
mantle, and Charles l.. Torrey of Put
nam, were ct the Jail in Brooklyn on
Monday to interview their client, Sal
yatore Damato, charged with murder.
The trial will be held in this city early
in January.
The sewer on Church street and on
Water street, was ompleted last week.
Work was begun on Lee street Thurs
day. There Is about 100 yards of work
to do ON Lee street when the line turns
southwark, passing through private
property. From this corner to POM
fret street the trench must be hewn
through solid rock.
Eighteen inmates of the Day KIM
ball hospital will have Christmas
made as merry rs their circumstances
will permit by the matron, Miss Web
ster, and friends of the hospital. A
Christmas dinner will be made posi-
BILE by the kindness of Mrs. Charles y.
Thompson of Pomfret, and other ladies,
including the Woman's Board, Will
add to the good cheer.
Deputy Sheriff George +. Hol-
brook. trustee of the bankrupt estate OF
f. NJ. Arnold, sold the personal estate
at public auction last Thursday. The
sale was conducted at the offices on
Union street and al the barn on George
street, and attracted large number OF
people. w. s. Brown of Danieison as
sisted the trustee. Bidding was brisk
and good prices were obtained in most
instances.
"A Christmas sale, under the auspi-
ees of the Elizabeth Porter Putnam
Chapter, d. A. r., was held Thursday
by the ladies of this city and surround
towns, in the parlors of Mrs Z. l.. Wa
terman, at the Putnam Inn. Mrs, Geo.
Gilpatric and Miss Charlotte Manning
had charge of the sale, which included
a large variety of beautifully made az
ticles, and also home made candy
Mrs. Waterman, assisted Mrs. Helen
Wiley, Miss Ellen Wheelock and MISS
Il. Champlin, served tea and waters
State Commander Edison ;. bish-
op of the q. A. X, and state eomtlap.
der Ralph NJ. Grant, ;. of Y, ooth Oh
Hartford, have accepted invitations 10
come to Putnam on Wednesday even
ing, January IL, 10 publicly install tlle
officers of A. G. Warner post U' A. y.
and George w. Child camp, :. OF y.
Arrangements may also be mace ioi
the installation of the officers oil the
W. Il. q. on the same evening.
An officer from the Fitchburg po-
lice department was in the city oaiuf.
day and left warrant for the arrest o.
CT. Haskins alias L. Henry Bartlett
now in Brooklyn Jail awaiting trial TOT
cashlng . check at the Hotel Chlckel-
lag when he knew he had no FUNDS 70
meet il. Word has been received from
the chief Of police of East .feppefehs
asking for information as 10 the "he'e
abouts Of HaskiEs as he called MN
self. 1t seems apparent that Bartlett
will have TO face other charges s''e' nc
has answered to the state OF Conneci-
cut.
Raymond Jodoin, the Democfs"e
candidate for Congress who ran against
coogsepman Higgins at the recent
eiecsjou. ras In this city Saturday, as
well - other Winham county .o"ns
On Mou,d.v making final gathering OF