Putnam patriot., 1910-07-08


 WA. in the city the Fourth.
 Erwin Tourtellotte has been on a short visit to New York and returned.
 Miss Florence Stubbert is spending week at Saratoga, \. Y.
 Louis Whitney, of New York, is the guest of his mother here.
 Thomas Lamondy of Hartford. has been visiting relatives in the city.
 Mrs. L. B. Durfee and daughter, Mrs. Nikoloff, are spending several weeks at Swampseott, Mass.
 -Mrs.J. F. Carpenter and daughters gre staying at Cottage City for few weeks.
 Miss Josephine Guilmet of Willi- mantle was in this city over the Fourth.
 Attorney Ralph w. Botham, of- New York, has been the guest of his parents for few days.
 R. H. Inch of New York, has re turned home after . weeks visit with his daughter Mrs. Robert Mclean.
 Arthur and Louis Shaw have been visiting their brother, Charles K. Shaw, and family, Fremont street.
 M. P. Dutton and family left on Tuesday for Augusta, Me-, where they will spend the summer. They made the trip by auto.
 Miss Claire Eliot of Boston, and Miss Maude Elizabeth Inch of New York, were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Mclean over the Fourth.
 Misses Blanche and Dora Gharpen- tier of Providence are guests of MT. and Mrs. Paul St. George on Woodstock avenue.
 Robert Woodward of New Haven has been the guest of his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. G. NJ. Woodward, Grove street.
 Charles Belair and Louis Girard Of the Battleship Connecticut, now at the Brooklyn navy yard, spent Sum- day and Monday with their parents in this city.
 Miss Grace Hayden has been a guest at the home of Harry Jenks, South Manchester. The latter have also been entertaining Charles Frank lin Of this city.
 Twenty-Five members of Putnam Erie of Eagles are engaged to visit New London August 18th, to take part in the Connecticut Field Day of the Order.
 Miss Marie l.. Cordier and her brother Joseph left last Friday for few weeks visit with their uncle, Frank Pepin, and other relatives in Syracuse, N. Y.
 Arthur H. Carver, who came 10 this city from Maine to substitute as principal of the High school during the illness of Principal Spratt, has been elected principal of the Lee, Mass, High school. Rev F. D. Sargent and wife, Wal ter j. Bartlett, Willie Fuller, and Err nest Lewis, left here Tuesday morning for Breokline, Mass, visiting Misses Bertha and Florence Sargent at their summer home at that place. The trip was made in MT. Bartlett's auto.
  Charles E. Pratt, superintendent of schools in Woodstock and Eastford, is to make his home in Putnam. He is now in Schoodic, Maine, on his we'd ding trip. Letters received by friends indicate that he and Mrs. Pratt are having most delightful time, and are catching some good-sized bass. The Peoples Store, Isaac Cham Peau, manager, will close Friday alter noons at one o'clock during July and August. This has been the custom Of this store for several years and it is needless to say the clerks appreciate the weekly half holiday during the warm weather.
 A quarrel among a gang Of Italian lsborers, boarding at a house on Water street, teok place. Friday night, near saloon where they had been drinking. One of the men was seriously stabbed by two of his companions, who then fled, leaving the wounded man to his fate. He was able to seek policema an 10 whom he told his story, and was taken to the hospital, where his wounds were dressed. One of the mans assail- ants was arrested Tuesday, and taken To the hospital, where the wounded man recognized him as one of his as- sailants. He was sent 10 jail 10 betried July 18th.
 Louis J. Enc was rushed to the Day kimbalI hospital just after noon- time Thursday after he had been hor- ribly burned at tbe roundhouse in the freight yards here. He was spraying the interior of a locomotive in order to keep down the dust prepara- tory to sending the engine out and was using . squirt hose attached 10 the boiler. Just e he took up the hose, it blew on the boiler and boiling water and steam rushed out with . pressnre of nearly DO pounds against Eno's legs The skin was almost blown from the flesh and before some