Putnam patriot., 1911-09-22


 Thomas Earl spent Sunday with Ri. mother in New London.
 Mrs. Helen NJ. Wiley is visiting friends in Boston.
 Miss s. Elizabeth Clarke attended the dahlia show in Boston on Friday. Miss Mae V. smith of Woonsocket .nent Sunday with her parents onElm street.
 Nr. and Mrs. E. A. A.Wheelock were in Boston Friday.
 -a. L. Burt is spending week u,,b relatives in Easthampton and Northampton.
 Mrs. F. E. Guild of Windham, has hoen the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ed CAT Clarke, the past weekl
 -The tennis courts at the High sebool will be completed and ready for use in few days. Martin Mellor and A E. Whiting. ton If Putnam were Willimantic visi- ,ors last Thursday evening. Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon a8S0.
 A teachers institute will be held in the High school building, Unionvile, Saturday, September 30. Thomas Rawley of Grove street has returned from a ten days trip to Pro yidenee, Boston, Fall River and New Bedford.
 Frank C. Leonard and wife of Philadelphia, were recent guests of Mrs. NJ. C. Leonard, South Main street.
 The rummage sale given by the Woman's Board of the Day Kimball hospital, in the Bradley block, Pom fret street, was well patronized.
 -Whipple x Gilpatric have built a barn 32x70 at the rear of the property recently purchased of A. c. Stetson, Providence street.
 Mrs. Ella Clark and daughter, Miss Mabelle Clarke, have returned to Hart ford after a visit with MT. and Mrs. Arthur G. Clark, South Main street. Walter l.. Gilpatric and family of New York, and F. Raymond Gilpatric of New Britain, were guests of George W. Gipatric and wife over Sunday. -Alphonse Patenaude and family, whocame to this city from Webster four years ago, have returned to that place and are living on Day street.
 The palms that have stood out on the grass plot of the railroad station all summer have been removed within the station for the winter.
 Putnam members of the Masonic ffaternities will attend the annual pie nie of the ll0 lodges of the state at Wallingford next Saturday. Grand Masters day.
 Louis Girard of the battleshipCon- necticut is spending a furlough Of Il days with his mother on Chapel street. His ship is at Newport preparing for cruise.
 Mrs. Eben Holden and child Of Dorchester, who have been visiting her parents, D. c. Park and wife, Brook lyn, returned to their home in Boston Saturday.
 Letter Carrier Henry N. Benoit has resumed his route after his annual vacation, He was delegate from Put nam to the letter carriers convention n Rochester, N. r., and visited Mag ara Falls, Buffalo, and other places. These are the days when the Jew hh people buy supplies, clothing, etc., h anticipation of the great holiday Oi Rosh Hoshanah, or New Years Day, which begins Friday evening next ending Saturday at sunset.
 Several Putnam people attended lae sturbridge fair lastFriday. Among 'ae number were pr. Harry Houghton and wife, and J. N. Douty and wife, WOO madr the trip in MT. Douty au- Nmobie. They also visited relatives h southbridge.
 List of advertised letters at Put nam post office for week ending Sept. B:
 Gentemen-Ma aster Olof Olson, Peter Aehond, Osker Mowrey, NJ. w. Wins Ladies-Mrs. NJ. Lynch, Mrs. G. led Mead ,2)
 There were 14 deaths in Putnam unng August Representing an annual eath rate per 1000 of 19.7. During Ju- theFe were l2 births, and : maria @. The only cases of infectious dis 3es reported by the Putnam health leer were two under the heading, aphtheria and croup. Eastford and Omiret had no deaths during the aOnth.
 MI. and Mrs. Edward Whittier
 have issued invitations to the ra'Tiage of their daughter Ma, ,hde Ethel ad Howard Wendell Whi2more on 0aday, September 25, at fouf o'clock m, at los Highland streqt, Hyde "A, Mass. Reception from tive until
 sn. MT. Whitmore was born in ely, son of E. T. Whithpore and
 me largest party of missionaries sent out by the America{n Baptist