Putnam patriot., 1911-12-08

,,0m a visit in Windham.
 Iobn DeVieq of Willimantie called .c friends here Fridey.
 gsrmon G. Carver and wife have ..,nrued from a visit in Worcester.
 peputy sheriff George F. Holbrook !. nurchased a new Ford touring car ..,m the agent, M. R. Joy.
 charles P. Kennedy has been in o.s,on where he attended class ini- Ration of the Loyal Order of Moose,
 uorace N. Hassard and wife of Newport, R. l., have returned home .s., brief visit with local relatives. Rev. J. J. Papillon of Willimantie, ..,merly pastor at St. Joseph's church, n.vville. was visitor in Putnam on Saturday
 Milton G. Carver, government .tsoOrrapher at Washington, is spend- ng vacation of three weeks with his ,sreuts, MT. and Mrs. H. c. Carver The engagement is announced of Miss Grace Cleveland of Putnam, for nsrly of Brooklyn, and Henry Vel sax of this city
 While shopping few days ago soman from Hampton lost bag con- ,nine bank book and $50 which she bsd just taken from the bank.
 A flock of 105 wild geese descended ecently from a southbound flight into he waters of Alexander's lake, re- naming there for several hours. They Tere not moested.
 An excellent program has been ar snged for the annual midwinter meet ag of the State Board of Agriculture, Q be held in Eagle hall, Bridgeport, December F, l3 and IA.
 Word has been received from Noel Daault of his safe arrival in Rose de Lac, Manitoba, where he has gone to pake his home with his sons who are uccessful lumber dealers.
 John O'Brien, Oak Hill, pupil b the High school, has constructed hodel aeroplane which will go through he air for a considerable distance. It emade on lines of his own conception atis of the Bleriot type.
 -Attorney Sabin Sayles Russell, srk of the Connecticut house of rep esntatiYes, has practically completed k work of editing the 2200 pages that R to be included in the Journal of the House, Session of 1911. The work is tE in the printers hands and Nill kksued after the holidays.
 Putnam friends of Joseph E. Raw pa called upon him in Whitinsville hanksgiying Day. They found the d veteran pleasantly situated in the ome of his daughter, Mrs. Eugene eaudry. Mir. Rawson was delighted psee some one from Putnam.
 Clifford l.. Adams, foreman at the Nlndham County Observer office, sev- Fed his connection with that paper Aturday night, to accept position nth the New London Telegraph, a orning paper. MT. Adams has made lany friends in Putnam, who wish In success in his new position.
 Mrs. Luther Harriet Warren, ST ears old, of Putnam Heights, was SC efely burned about the arms by fall pg upon the kitchen stove last week. ne was alone at the time of the acci- Fnt and has since been unable to tell pw il happened. She is left in fee Condition.
 -JOseph w. CundaIl, S6 years old, many years manufacturer of slip IS in Putnam, but now foreman at e Compton & Knowles loom works, oreester, was taken seriously ill at place of business Monday after On with acute indigestion and heart Ouble.
 -ihe post office department has de- ued that a rural carrier who passes ice over a given road'must collect ail iFom boxes located on such roads the second trip, providing signals laised 10 show that mail is in the Aes, and providing, further, that one VI has elapsed since the carriers st trip over the road.
 -Delor Parker, of Ballouville, came ratnam Friday, andsreceived sl2.9l Om the police. This money was ta- Fn from Henry Hall and Edward Ma nrwho were sent to Brooklyn jail horse stealing to await the next u or the Superior court. Theyssold horse to Parker for S25, and an old me. horse and the balance of the Oney that they turned over to the nee, was what they had left from uat Parker paid them.
 "A recent New York paper con- aed the following announce me engagement was announced yes uay oI Miss Estelle :. McCafroii, ghter of Commissioner William Caffoli of the public service com sslon and Harry C. Mienken, pro e1of and publisher of the Nindham my Observer, Putnam, Conn, and ol Ernest Mienken of Dean street. eohiYn. The announcement was ae al luncheon given iii honor oi @ AeCarroll by her sister, Mrs' Iary Mark, at the University club, ooklyn.
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