Putnam patriot., 1911-07-14

rldting his parents Ill 'ii'' '
 o.unel Rich and wife took a trip ,O Block Island Friday
 a-s q. D. Bates is visiting rela- ,yss in southbridge.
 Attorney Ernest C. Morse was re- ,ir the guest of his parents, Chaun- ~ Morse and wife.
 Fly seney of Schuylerville, N. Y., ,. beeu the guest of relatives in the pity.
 Miss Ida Lapalme of Hebronville, ,,... has been visiting M. Lapalme, Smith street.
 pr Todd of Danielson is visiting ,rsicisn at the Day Kimball hospital his month
 pev I. R. Stubbert, wife, and Laughter, are st their cottage at Cres- snt Beach.
 Manager Merrill of the Bradley h..tre will spend his vacation in Maine and Halifax.
 -ronductor J. o. Bacon and wife of .NlIimantie, were recent guests of Mir md Mrs. T. A. Lake, Church street. -Pbilias Cloutier, Eugene Tetreault, lDd Sam Lucier, spent Sunday at Rocky Point.
 JIG. Paine of Bridgeport was the s1est of his sister, Mrs. P. P. Wilson, his city, on Monday.
 -fieorge Gunsalus, wife and child of sIUbrook, N. Y., are guests of Mrs. ;unsalus' parents, Napoleon Lucier md wife, Grand View.
 Owing to the heat Monday even- ug Putnam grange merely opened and sed, postponing the program that bad been arranged.
 The Il .45 trolley, south-bound, left hs rails at the curve, corner Provi Ience and School streets, Sunday ght. No damage was done.
 Attorney Robert G. Perry and smily of New York are expected Fri lay to visit his parents, F. w. Perry md wife, Grove street.
 The L dies Aid society of the Bap- d church will hold a cake sale at the tOn of Ballard X Clarke, Friday after bon from to o'clock.
 Alexander Varbedian left Tuesday ternoon for New York. He sailed ednesday morning for a trip to (gpt, Syria and European countries. Foreman Adams of the Observer fce spent Sunday in Marlboro. His fife, who had been there week with Natives, returned with him. P. J. Hurlihe of Willimantic has ben reappointed district deputy for Istrict Number for the Knights of Olumbus. He formerly lived in this g
 W, H. Longden left Saturday to En his wife in Manchester, N. H., here they will be the guests of their b. H. w. Longden, and wife for a |sk.
 Thank Hewitt, one of the tower |sn in the local railroad yard, is to aVe this city to go to Los Angeles, here he hopes to find the climate Fnefcial to his health.
 There will be a meeting of the Oman's Board of the Day Kimball spllal on Wednesday, July 18th, at ? m., in o. F. hall. Executive com- lllee will meet at 2.30 p. m. on the lme date.
 Mrs. J. B. Kent, Cor. Secy. -ihe children of La Sallette society lhe children who made their first nmunion this year will receive holy umunion at the s o'clock mass next auay. The regular monthly collec- Will be taken at all masses. -Llst of letters remaining at the nam postotflce for the week ending y H.
 uentlemen James P. Conant, 0ige Nolan, Frank Packham, Chas. rarsons, $. Sargarin, Jsmes San V Fred J. Spanlove, NJ. E. Stark. Lsales-Mrs. A. J. Fortier, Mrs. A. osfdlner, Louise, Mrs. J. D. Shum-
 Ms. Amy C. Vigne (2), Miss Eusla Wilson.
 The Peoples Store clerks had their haif holiday last Friday. The 'aing sale was exceedingly well pa alzed, more business being done 'a Ihat of Wednesday and Thursday lOihed The half-holiday and sale '1'e Will continue through July and lgust.
 As meeting of the local camp Vl veterans Monday night initia- '0ok place. It was voted to hold llhg at Phillips grove. Alexan-
 axe at future date in conjunc-
 ~llh the camps from Webster, ~ 1rossenordale, Danielson and .'al Village. The committee of the
 eanp is John Child and Harold lns Groton Long Point property ,l .he Jas. Jay Smith Co.,, are ad- 4s'ng for sale is q 400 acre restricted v Park, having over three miles "and frontage. Winding roads
 oeen made in all directions; a
 'olae Club house has been erected
 Per at which steamboats can
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