Putnam patriot., 1911-09-01

h. - HIS parents in Willimantic Sunday.
 Win. F. Law and wife of Dorches. ter are visiting local relatives.
 Mrs. c. H. Edson was in Worces. ter Tuesday.
 Frank Thayer and wife spent Sun. day at Pleasant View.
 -Coi. A. L. Dickinson has been con- lined to his home by illness.
 The W. C. T. U., will meet with Mrs. Mary Gardner, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Mrs. C. NJ. Green has returned home after a months stay at Martha's Vineyard.
 A. Il. Lincoln and Mrs. H. k. Lincoln have been visiting in Boston and Maiden.
 Louis Champeau and family of Hartford were guests of Mrs. Peter St. George on Sunday.
 Miss Loretta Allard has returned to Boston after q vacation which she spent with her parent in this city
 The school board of Woodstock re. gently met at the residence of Superin- tendent C. E. Pratt, Bradley street.
 The game laws of all the states may oe had by applying to the Depart mont of Agriculture at W arlington.
 Miss Molly Briggs, who has been the guest of Mrs. C. H. Kelley, Grove street, has returned to her home in Jamestown, R. 1.
 Mrs. Alexis Bibeault and ,her daughter Anna of Warren, Mass, are visiting this week with relatives in this city.
 Mrs. C. J. Young of New York, touring the New England states in her automobile, recently stopped over in Putnam to visit Mrs. Inez Hoyle.
 Hammond Hall has been leased to Ralph Grant of Webster who will con- duct roller skating rink and other amusements.
 Miss Alma Martin, Bradley street, is spending a few days in Worcester, en route to Canada, where she Is to spend a month.
 A number of Putnam people are to attend the 60th anniversary of the laying of the corner stone of St. Louis Roman Catholic church at Webster on Sunday.
 The Wheaton Building X Lumber company have contracted to furnish all the wood work for .the new s6O, 900 gymnasium at the Pomfret school.
 The E. M. Wheaton farm south of the city will have an exhibit of Ayr shire cattle at the State Fair at Hart ford next week. The farm is owned by K. M. Wheaton, and his superin' tendent is George Mason.
 The members of the Putnam town school committee whose terms expire this year are as follows: Dr. Kent of music and examination committee. C. w. Bradway, supplies and buildings. $. M. Wheelock, teachers
 The 15-foot wall on the west side of the old base ball grounds opposite the new residence of w. s. Johnson, cayed in this week. The roots from large elm tree caused the wall to lean gradually until it finally toppled over'
 Numerous small caye-ins in yari ous streets of the city have happened recently, keeping the superintendent of streets busy. They happen where the streets have recently been dug up'
 Misses Mary and Catherine Pow CTS of Providence, Miss Agnes Steen oi Worcester. and Mrs. Henry Quinn and two children of Pawtucket, are guests of Mrs. Lawrence Murray and family, Oak Hill.
 The Putnam Nest of Owls that has been meeting in A. o. hall, have leased the hall in the Wheaton building on School street, and will occupy II OH Soptamher II. when the nest will re- ceive it's charter. The state offlcers will be present and there will be con, cert. Attorney Ferdino Desopo' oi Hartford, Deputy Supreme President of New York and Connectlcul' haS been invited and is expected to De pre- sent.
 "A letter from Dr. H. Sandei, wilo is looking over the country in Wash inpton and Oregon, states that ne mus fictitious values everywhere. lie says thot a man with an apple orchard Ill the East is better off than his "es'e'n brother. He looks for slump ID iaiiu values before many years. me uoe'O, states that he likes the country anu wiu remain there for some tlle' ,"' least until after the opening oi 'ne Panama Canal when he may fe'u'H east by that route.
 The formal dedication of the new new, High school building will not pe ,ir n9l1 next Monday evening as oflslnan' nlanned. The building eomIn,',ee' ,Sa arcbitect. and Or,inspeeted 1ns hnildine last Thursday, and iounu some discrepancies between tue "O aon as @ done and that called for by the con eon, ,rsct This will necessita'e % sone an"nass a,aus, Itis thought now that .here nav be no formal dedication ..aia. ..e may rha High School Assocla-