Putnam patriot., 1910-08-26

Chester N eeks, of Hartford, is the guest of l.. r. Weeks and family.
 Mrs. F.. c. Wright and daughter Dorothy are visiting ;ss Plymouth.
 Miss Beatrice Dwyer is visiting relatives in New Britain this week.
 Chester Weeks of Hartford is the | guest of F. F. Franklin, --George W. Perry was at Lord $ Point with his family over Sunday. -Silas WheeIock was . visitor al Pleasant View Sunday.
 Henry T. Mason of Northbridge l called on Putnam friends Monday. l MT and Mrs. A. C. Luke have been at Pleasant View for few days. Frank Sherlock. of Providence has been visiting relatives on Pomfreet st. this city.
 1 MT. Elmer Tucker and wife, of Worcester, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hiram Brown.
 Miss Mae O'Brien and Miss Alice Gibney, are visiting with friends in Middleboro, Mass.
 Mrs. G. l.. Baldwin, with her mo- ther and daughter, are visiting in Pep perell, Mass.
 1 Mrs. J. 0. Bacon, of Willimantic, was the guest of Mrs. T. A. Lake, Church street, on Wednesday. Mrs. A. R. Sampson, of Center street, is in Memorial Hospital, Wor- cesier, under treatment of pr. Gage.
 The Misses Beatrice and Ethel Straahan are guests of out of town 1 friends.
 -Mr. Fred Maryott and wife spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Ed ward Warren, in Providence. Those desiring to be made voters can procure the necessary blanks at the Town Clerks office, or of the Re- I gistrars.
 l Samuel Morreil of Worcester, the l new lessee of The Bradley Theatre, took formal possession of it on Wednes- day morning.
 l Miss Charlotte Hopkins has re- I turned from two weeks visit with her sister, Miss Judith, at Saybrook Point.
 l The revised caucus list of the Re- publican party shows 727 voters in this town. The revised Democratic list numbers POS.
 Harold Kent, of this city, has ac- cepted & position as chaffeur for John B. Farnum of Woonsocket, to drive his new 1911 Packard IS. -"Kidu Vanboncouer, the wrestler, formerly of this city, now of Clare mont, x H., has been calling on friends in the city this week. 1 State Policeman Downing was in the city "Wednesday morning, having been to Wildwood Park to inspect the moving picture machine.
 MT. and Mrs. John Kingsley, for merly of Putnam, are visiting in town. MT. Kingsley has horses at the Oxford track, where he will start them in the races next week.
 -F. w. Seward, Clayton Seward and Graydon sharpe, left Wednesday, for Guilford. They will be gone the rest of the week on a deep sea fishing trip and cruise.
 Station Agent G. l.. Baldwin, Geo. Gunsalus, Chas. Tourtellotte, Charles Miron, Elmer Burgess, Willis Shippee and Frank Gleason, railroad employees, made a trip to Mount Wachusett on Sunday.
 MT. J. 5. Greene and wife made a trip to Portland and Old Orchard, Me-, i taking in other points Of interest, the | past week. William and Lena Greene were entertained meanwhile at Echo Farm, North Woodstock.
 Ms Rachel Blackmore celebrated her 90th birthday al the home Of MT AIbertus Eddy and wife, Franklin st. Monday. number Of friends were present from out of town.
 Fred Lizotte, clerk in the A. C 1 Luke X Co. store, and Miss Leoline Thurber, of Providencs street, were united in marriage last Thursday even. ing by Rev. Adrian Dykmeman. The couple were attended by Isaac Lizotte and Miss Mary Lizotte-brother and sister of the groom. MT. and Mrs. Li, zotte will reside al their newly furnish ed home, s7 Walnut street.
 Mi. Geo. E. Shaw and wife have been in Sandford, Me-, the past week visiting with Louise, George and Er nest Goodale. The Goodales, who are very large manufacturers of plush and woolens in that town, were formerly schoolmates Of Mir. Shaw at Thomp son. Through their courtesy several auto trips were made into surrounding cities and towns-Portland, Old Orch ard Beach, York Harbor, York Beach kennebunkpot, Wells Beach, and Cape Porpoise, besides some of the in Ian. lakes, for which Maine is noted.
 Work on the first section Of ths sewer Is progressing ss fass as possible under the circumstances. The worh has been delayed on account of . Is foot ledge near the residence of Simon Farley, Woodstock avenue. The ledrl