Putnam patriot., 1911-09-08

Mrs. C. Fred Waterman has re- ,rrned from Kelsey Point. Miss Caroline Borhauer of Lynn I i. the guest of Miss s. Elizabeth Clark. Richard Whalen has returned from trip to Albany. Mrs. D. H. Billings has returned f,op Wayland, Mass. Miss Arrinda Enyard is in Prince ton, Mass
 Armand Lizotte and Charles Bove ue,e in Worcester Tuesday. LAP. Gagne has returned from vaek in Providence and Boston, James Egan of Boston was the suest of Putnam relatives Labor Day. -Dr.J.J. Donahue of Norwich was in Putnam Friday -George B. Champlin returned Fri dsv afternoon from three weeks out ing at Oak Bluffs. l Principal c. c. Spratt and family & ,eturned Friday from their summers sray At North Bridgton, Me. F. NJ. Barney and wife returned l from their camp at Webster lake Thursday evening. Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach at 4 inc Baptist church Sunday afternoon EdS.30.
 Henry N. Benoit and Arthur Du- yert were at Boston Friday to attend Fine Athletics Red Sox games. 1 Antonio Boisclair of New Bedford spent last week with his aunt, Mrs. ] Frank Leclair, Mill street. l Mrs. Prosper Veigard and child ren have returned home from two Eweekls visit with relatives in Willi- Emantie.
 Miss Amy Conan, Miss NJ. Gladys =Murfey land Miss Fredelle R. Randall, are in Boston this week, attending the #iall millinery openings.i l Rev. F. D. Sargent was in Boston ! Wednesday, officiating at the funeral Eof Mrs. John Sargent, widow of his &brother The burial was in Forest
 Hills cemetery.
 I Among the list of patents issued #to Connecticut inventors is one to Prudential, North Grosve- Enordale for an insertable detector for
 warp stop motions.
 Letter Carrier Henry N. Benoit Exas an interested spectator in the Ehouse of Representatives at Hartford Hast week. He was the guest of Re Epresentative Duvert. E Sister Fabiola of Hartford, daugh- Der of Representative Hector Duvert and wife of this city, is to become leacher at the Norte Dame Academy #this fall.
 I -Dr. R. C. Paine of Thompson is the visiting physician at the Day kimball hospital for September, sue eeeding Dr. F. P. Todd of Danielson, Rho has been on duty during July and August.
 List of advertised letters at Put pam post office for week ending Sept.
 Gentlemen-Mr. Miron ,Manley, MT.
 Michael, Dr. B. A. Stephenson, MT.
 erome Warren, P. o. Box 64. l There were 4S prisoners at the
 findham county jail in Brooklyn on
 ionday, several of them coming in fom different towns in the county luiing the day.
 I Daniel Byrne of Boston and James Byrne, and children, of Providence
 ere recent guests of their mother on
 Aoodstock avenue. The grand child kn viii remain here for time on ac- punt of the illness of their mother.  I This Thursday the Hartford Post
 holding formal opening of it's ne"
 alding in Post Square, at the corner
 Temple and Market streets, Hart pfd. The Post now has one of the lost modern and completesnewspapef
 lants in New England. ] Reports from the surrounding
 Ountry indicate that there is to be an
 oundant grape crop this year, both oi
 De cultivated and wild varieties.
 here are many wild grapes in this
 aft of Windham county and they
 ave all been inspected and spotted
 picking.
 The Elizabeth Porter Putnam
 napter, D. A. R., will hold it's hrst
 gular meeting after the summer va rnon, at the chapter rooms, Odd fei-
 MS hall, Monday, September llth,
 5 o'clock. It will be social as well
 business meeting, and large atten-
 Ahce is greatly desired. The board oi
 Engagement will meet at 2.30.
 -By invitation of Lucretia shaw
 aapter, D. A. R., the annual state
 nieFence iof the Daughters of the
 merican Revolution of Connecticut
 LII be held in New London, Octooef
 Governor Simeon E. Baldwin ana
 an Will be in attendance and the
 sernor will deliver an address. There
 Ill be other notable speakers and
 nsical program.
 -hundreds of Putnam people spent
 aoor Day out of town. Most of them
 ent to the New England fair at Wor-