Putnam patriot., 1911-09-01

,..,bake at Quadic on Sunday. Miss Edna Clark has been the .,.s, of her sister Ada at Rocky Point. C. Luke spent Sunday with Iii. family at Pleasant View. Edward Mullan returned Sunday .,,bt from week at Block Island. Captain of police John Murray is = dntv again after weeks vacation. Miss Helen Bradley was in Boston Monday.
 simon Farley and wife have re- ,n,ned from trip to Canada. Mrs. Cain of Columbia, Pa, is vis- ,,,,g her daughter, Mrs. J. E. s. Cain, Fsuows street.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Harris, ot Putnam Heights, is entertaining Mrs. Luther md daughter of Providence. Mrs. George w. Perry and daugh- ,., Gertrude, and son Gilbert, are at Peasant View.
 -Iose ph Plessis and wife spent last ssek with relatives in Fall River and l New Bedford.
 Miss Mary Whyte of South Wood- sock has been elected to teach the ,ebOOl at East Putnam.
 W. E. Basto and family, with |nssts, F. NJ. Cole and wife, motored |lO Rocky Point last week.
 -rlsyton Seward and Joseph Ri rard have been attending the aviation reet at Boston this week. H. W. Longden of Manchester, N. H. has been visiting his parents, w. LOngden and wife, Grove street. Byron G. sherman of New York is 1Jling his mother on Woodstock ave- pue
 Rev. Thomas Feltman returned Saturday from camp meeting at Alton Bay, NH.
 Clarence Pike and Roy Thornton ho were injured in a recent motorcy- collision at Elliott are recovering. Charles NJ. Fenner and wife have k.uned from a two weeks stay at nathan, Mass.
 Mrs. NJ. F. Smith, Fremont street, hrned this Thursday from visit at iwichport, Mass.
 -Lueius P. Merriam resumed his Elies at the First National Bank on Inday, after two weeks vacation. Miss Bessie Champlin has return from a visit with Mrs. C. F. Water (an at Kelsey Point, Westbrook. -Mrs. George w. Gilpatric has re- lned from Maine, where she has sl spending the summer.
 M. W. Bennett of Chapel street re- med Tuesday from a few days visit a his son, Frank M. Bennett, and riy of Flushing, N. Y.
 Miss s. Elizabeth Clarke has re- ned from visit to Windham, and been entertaining MT. and Mrs. fle of Arlington, N. J.
 Clarence M. Kent, and wife, their sher Mabel, and son Harold, are bring through New Hampshire Maine.
 Attorney Robert G. Perry of New recently spent a few days with parents, F. .iW. Perry and wife, in ay' He returned Monday. Fiae Notre Dame academy will the second week in September lt Tall term. There will be the alge attendance of out of town ens.
 he Rogers, who has made seve- successful moose hunting excur. n The maritime provinces of 'aa Is contemplating a trip to blndland.
 '70ige frink of Woodstock with e Sheldon and wife, took an au- NT l'lp to Hope, R. l., last week. 'slled the old homestead of MT. "ls great great grandfather. '" went to Rocky Point.
 ''s 0ladys Rockwell and Master 4a Rockwell of Nova Scotia, are
 VI 'aelr aunt, Mrs. E. A. Vince 'luich street. MT. and Mrs.
 Aoot of Uxbridge were also
 the Wheelock home over
 W. Wheeler, the commercial
 'ao was tossed out of the car
 'Hich ne was riding when it .NacK by the Worcester-bound
 " west Thompson Thursday
 - anu the horse killed, was able
 ' hume in Worcester Friday.
 ,. .s''s were a bad shaking up
 AsfVous shock.
 u'aam Manufacturing com-
 s'Oa mill shut down Ion Sat-
 ,s s4 VIII not start up until Sep me Morse, Powhatan and
 4s mills are all on a four.day
 salle the Monohansett mill
 The Putnam Woolen com
 'uli lime and all of the silk
 ,,a KY shoe factory, pin factory,
 y are also on full time.
 sr ne corps of physicians
 r ~1usetieut Hospital for the
 =. Aiddletown, who were the
 e al the scene of the wreck