Putnam patriot., 1911-03-03

Samuel Donovon and wife attend .ed the funeral of friend at Attleboro, E Saturday.
 Editor Carl B. Johnson of Frank ln, spent Sunday with his mother on Elm street.
 -E. A. Wheelock and son, Silas NJ N heelock, left Sunday afternoon for a frip to Tennessee.
 Miss Bessie Champlin IS the guest .of her sister, Mrs. Ewart Brunn, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Henry Tattoon, l3 years of age son .0f Lloyd Tattoon, was operated on for .appendicits at the Day Kimball hospi- tal Monday forenoon.
 # John O'Brien, of New Haven, was 1n Putnam Monday, soliciting funds l{n aid of the annual convention of the T. A. x B.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. O. Williams were h Providence Monday at a family Gathering in honor of the S1st birth Nav of MT. Williams mother.
 Mrs. Wells NJ. Partridge, of Mar blehead, Mass, if visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Chauncey Morse, Pleas Ant street.
 At all masses, next Sunday, col { kction will be taken for the Indian Z and Negro missionaries, at St. Maryis ehurch.
 z -Ephraim Miour of New Bedford, Formerly of this city, spent Sunday With his parents on Marshall street. Be left Monday morning for Bridge bort where he has employment.
 The annual meeting of the Non- Partisan W. C. T. U. will be held at he home of Wm. H. Sharpe, March 9th, at s o'clock. All members are re- quested to be present. Sec'y. $ The Town School Board have re- <eived requisition from the State for 1S ,36S .25-the amount due as State aid 1o schools. This is S2.25 on each of 1,497 pupils in the town schools. S Edward Bennett of East Putnam, Who had both feet frozen in the early mart of the winter, and had all his toes emputated at the Day Kimball Hospi- tal, was discharged from the Hospital on Thursday last as cured.
 The regular monthly meeting of Division No. l, A. o. H., will be held at their hall, Pomfret street, next Sum- day, March 5, at 2:30 p. m. A full at- fendance Of the members is requested. ss Sec'y. Mrs. Elizabeth Chase of South 2 N ain street, Mrs. NJ. w. Bennett and Hiss Grace Bennett of Chapel street Mere in Providence Monday attending 1he funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Daniel & Brown.
 < List of letters remaining in the Rntnam post office for the week ending February 2S, 1911:
 Gentlemen-A. F. Bowen, James F. Fease, Arthur Brown, Burt Chase, E. H. Turner.
 u adies-Miss. Fife Fuller, Miss Lau- y ri Menard, Miss Constance Newton,
 rs. Romie PhiIps Delvina Theriault.
 Miss McArdle and Miss McGilli- euddy, of Worcester, graduate nurses, Who have been on duty at the Day Umball Hospital during the past few weeks, which has been a busy one at, f6e Hospital, have returned to Wor.E @nster, following the discharge of "a lofge number of patients from the Hojs- ital within the last few days. -Albert Lippitt, of Harrisville3 in kouth Woodstock, has given up his ni k route in Putnam. For over tyfen- M years MT. Lippitt missed but one mprning in his trips from his farm to htnam. During all these years he |1W up in the morning at ? l5, summer S06d winter He is about seventy years X age, and while in good health, finds 1nat he cannot work as hard asS in for III years.
 Miss Marion Hines, of Worcester,
 pne to Putnam recently tol visit her rents, MT. and Mrs. w. E. Hines,
 sove street She has just ,completed &hree years course at the !, Worcester
 spital, and became graduate nurse. \ hile on her avisit here she was sum-
 pned to attend patient at the Day 1[lmball Hospital. She Intends to To- ~1fe in Worcester.
 The annual prom bf the Junior oss of Putnam Highl School, and 1lknds, was held Friday evening in 1d Fellows Hall, andi was well at.
 pded. Decorations of laurSel chains
 ore used with pretty effect. Music 3 the seventeen numbers on the foro-
 Am was by the Cargill orchestra. @rs. C. C. Spratt, Mrs. D. N. Medb'u- Miss Marguerite Tupper and Miss
 Merritt were the matrons. The ush :
 were Wallace Smith, John Gahan,
 lhneis Tatro and Gilbert Perry. It is not only unwise but wrong 9 our political representatives to de-
 are that this country has desire to A[Ke Canada annexed to the United
 ntes. It is as mischievous as Hob-
 s vociferous declaration that Japan
 going to make war on the United
 Dtes. It creates unfriendliness in
 nada and in England. The future