Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09

 from Oak Bluffs.
 -Patrelman Julius Cerciier and wife are in Canada visiting relatives.
 Several from this city attended the Oxford fair last Thursday and Friday. George B. Champlin returned Fri day from vacation al Oak Bluffs.
 Louis st. Martin of Hartford WAS recently guest of relatives in the city.
 -Harry st.Onge and family of Wor- cester, have been visiting relatives in this city.
 Joseph Rivard left Saturday for Montreal and other places in Canana, where he will visit relatives. -Dr. Haller Flames of Boston has been the guest of (. NJ. Ellis and fam fly for week.
 Miss Kathleen Leavitt of Casper, Woming, has been the guest tof Miss Bessie Champlin, Bradley street. Master David Quinn of Boston has been visiting his cousin, William Raf- ferty, Jr., Grove street.
 Miss Mae Y. Smith has returned from two weeks visit with relatives in Providence.
 -Henderson J. Hall has been visit- ing friends in Norwich and New Ha- ven during the past week.
 Joseph Rhimes, employed at the box shop, crushed his finger in one of the machines on Wednesday.
 Miss Harriet A. King of Boston was in town overSunday and Monday, visiting friends and relatives.
 The next meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps will be held September l3. A full attendance is ;desired.
 The ladies of the Non-Partisan W. (. T. |. will meet with Mrs. (. II. Brown, Monday, September 12th, at o'clock, ?. m.
 -C. E. Williams and his daughter, Miss Gladys k. Williams, attended the reunion of the Tenth Connecticut regiment at Savin Rock last week.
 Miss Amy Conan, Miss NJ. Gladys Murfey, and Miss Fredell R. Randall, have been in Boston this week, attend ing the millinery openings.
 -Ral ph $. Bradford has been ap- pointed messenger of the Nindham county superior court. beginning his duties with the September session.
 Miss Florence stnbbert. is to con tinue her class in china decoration Any wishing to take lessons please communicate with her. See adv.
 Martin Griffin of New York, and Fsank Sherlock of Providence, have been spending their vacations at their parental homes in this city.
 Miss Marguerite Dwyer, sisteriof NJ. NJ. Dwyer, sailed from Queenstown Sunday on the Cedric for New York en route to Putnam. She will teach, as formerly, at Pawtucket, this year.
 John T. Asher, who gave himself up to the police last week, as desert CT from the marine corps of the United States navy, was taken to Newport last Thursday by Sheriff Holbrook and turned over to the naval authorities.
 A band of gypsies, numbering nearly 5, drove into the city last Thursday, and completely blocked the square for an hour. They were dirty looking set, and spoke the spanish language The police kept an eye on them, and were much relieved when they left town.
 The members of George w. Child camp, Sons of Veterans. have accepted the invitation of the Norwich camp 10 come 10 that city on the evening of 12. at which time large class will be received into membership there. It Is probable that quite few Grand Army men from towns in this county will be present.
 Putnam Aerie of Eagles will hold a class initiation in this city on the even- ing of Septembef Huh. Webster aerie has accepted an invitation to be pres eut, and ihe degree work will be con- ducted by a team from that aerie George A. Authier will be in charge Of the Webster delegation, and the. degree team will work under the direction of John Gouley. List of letters remaining in the Putnam post office for the week ending September $:
 Gentlemen-James H. Bamett, Max E.. Bensamon, W. F.. Deedy, Vincent Dolloff, H. H. Fuller, A. l.. Harris ,.u- yeau de Jufie.
 Ladies-Mlle. Daleda Desausels, Miss Jennie Kelly, Mrs. Eleanor Smith. Miss Marjorie Weldon, Miss Mary R. Young.
 A young lady got of the 3.z7 train from Boston few days ago, went into . store to do some shopping, and when she came out to take . car for Daniel son discovered she had lost her pocket book. She hastily covered the places she had been in, but failed to find the lost purse. She became more and more excited, and finally reported her loss to Captain Murray. The captain helped her search and went 10 the de- pot and made inquiries. The young lady w0 almost in team. She finally