Putnam patriot., 1911-04-14

manuc OH lHuIsudy Ol iast "eSh.
 -Harold Sargent of Norwich spent Sunday at his home here.
 -Schools all began the spring term Monday morning.
 Frank Guilmet and wife of Moo- nn D spent Sunday with relatives in the city.
 -Judge l.. A. Catlin returned home Monday after spending the winter with hls brother in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 -Mrs. l.. E. Smith and Miss Jennie West were guests of Mrs. Fred Case in Worcester this week.
 --R Rev. T. P. Briggs and wife are ope nding few months in New Hamp- shire.
 MT. Taintor and wife of Provi- dence spent Sunday with L. E. Rich Nilsson and family.
 - Mrs. Edward Mayhew recently en- tert aimed her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Fara of Moosup.
 - Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock.
 U Miss Essie Macdonald returned to New Jersey, Monday morning, after spending her vacation with her par ents in this city.
 Arthur Brunette and wife of North Arlington, Mass, visited thelformer's mot her, Mrs. F. E. Brunette, over Sun dny
 - Bucius P. Merriam left Sunday af- 1srnoon for Boston, where he has po- dion with the State Street Trust con- paDy.
 Superintendent of Schools Pratt md wife have returned to their home n B radley street after weeks visit fn Boston.
 John Sabin has resigned his posi- tlon with w. H. Mansfield & Co.,, and I'll be em ployed as inspector on the eoRer construction.
 The ladies of St. Philips Guild uill hold Cake and Apron sale at the olore of E. H. Payne, Front street, on Thursday, April 20th, from to 6 pm.
 Albert Gagne, superintendent of t1e Bijou theatre, Woonsocket, with Wife and children, is visiting relatives 4n NV oodstoek avenue. & Some time last week some one got In1p the C.. A. c. rooms on Providence Nt1eet and took a set of boxing gloves nr1 pair of Indian clubs.
 Miss Minnie Newport, swho has I'm spending several months in the &I(y, has returned to her home in Moo- opp
 ~ Miss Marguerite Dwyer of Paw tuoket was entertained by Landlord Duyer and family at Hotel Chickering over Sunday.
 -coronel A. c. Bill reports B sud- den deaths inWindham county for the three months ending March 31. Seve- I'll were from heart disease, four from dfoN ming and two were suicides. .sThe Woman's Board of the Day Kln ball Hospital will meet on We'd nooday, April 18th, at p. m., in Odd Fellows' hall. Executive committee mcoting at 2.30 p. m.
 -Charles E. Belair, Jr., of the U. $. 6x Connecticut is spending a fifteen {lqUs furlough with his parents on Elm etaet. His ship has just returned to NeW York from Cuban waters.
 Attorney Ralph Botham and wife ~ New York spent Sunday with the 1ofmer's parents .on Wilkinson street. 1hey have but recently returned from "A Nedding trip to St. Augustine, Flor iia.
 -Beginning at sundown Wednesday and asting for eight days the Hebrew people began celebrating the Feast of fa8oVer, which commentaries the Ifhofa tion of the ancient Hebrews from Egyp tian bondage.
 -45 eorge Cockell of South Framing kaEi, spent Sunday with his parents, George Coekell and wife, Grove street. Mid Ockell conducts a successful pho toGm ph studio, and is about to build on B000 home for himself and family.
 "A J. Dustin of Everett, Mass, in- nfod m a railroad accident in this city - weeks ago was in town Friday
 4k having trouble with his wrist, 4Meh was cut open when he was or1Aed through the glass of the car in M11eh he was riding.
 Everyone was greatly surprised MI they looked out of the window 9QuG1ay morning and found the ground 1ovored with 6 inches of snow. It be-
 LII showing at one o'clock and stop
 4About ten o'clock. The snow was A4&end wet and by the middle of the Afl1snoOn much of it had disappeared NM4the sidewalks were bare and dry.
 M IS. Alice NJ. Allen, formerly Mrs. 4ole, now of East Providence, at one
 of Thompson, has sold her farm
 be eastern part of Thompson to
 and Annie McGregor of Putnam.
 has also sold a lot of land in the
 rn part of Putnam to Charles w.
 arren L. Bradway.
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