Putnam patriot., 1911-03-03
-L. K. Richardson spent last Thurs day in SDriupfieId.

Mrs. Joseph Allard has been visit- ing her son Henry in Waltham.
 John A. Casey and wife of Worces- ter spent Sunday with relatives.
 Charles Mayhew has resigned his position at the Bugbee store.
 Miss Amy Conan is spending a few days in Boston.
 Mrs. George W. Child, Oak Hill, spent "Wednesday in Worcester.
 Miss Rita Smith, Southbrldge, has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Dutee Smith, Fremont street.
 Miss Addie Tucker of Pomfret is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hiram Brown, Oak Hill.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach in the Baptist church next Sunday after noon.
 M. R. Joy attended the automo. bile show at Hartford last week. Deal- CTS are looking forward to an unprece- dented busy season.
 Henry Converse and Henry Be- noit, letter carriers, attended the letter carriers convention in Middletown last week.
 The services at Israel Bennett's fu- neral were held in Danielson last Thursday. The Putnam Lodge of Elks conducted the services at the grave.
 -Arnold's fish market has removed from it's old quarters on Front street to the store formerly occupied by Charles Nichols across the street.
 States Attorney Charles K. Searls and Mrs. Searls arrived home Tuesday from months stay at Hotel Bon Air, Augusta, Ga.
 Miss Ernestine sherman, supervi- sor at the Putnam telephone exchange attended the school for supervisors at the Norwich exchange last week.
 Cyrus $. Bestor, formerly of this those injured in a trolley accident in that city last Saturday. He had his hand cut.
 A representation of the battleship Connecticut constructed from articles of hardware, is attracting attention to Ballard X Clark's show window. The idea was worked out by D. fB. Gill bert.
 Frank c. Cordier of Mexico, N. Y., and Mrs. George Layenture of Mallory, N. Y., who have been guests of MT. and Mrs. u Julius Cordier and family of Green street have returned home this (Thursday1 morning.
 There is promise that New London will shortly have Woman's College. The condition is, that ,the residents contribute S18O,0OO towards it. Over S29, 900 of that sum has been raised and the remainder will be forthcoming on the date pledged.
 -Cal9b D. Shippee has resigned as agent of the Adams Express company in this city. He is succeeded by R. l.. Chapman of Great Harrington, Vt. Archie Cotton has resigned as driver for the company.
 The people of Willimantic are ad- Nized by the State chemist-who has analysed some of their drinking water that they should take pains to boil all water used for drinking purposes. His analysis disclosed .the presence of colon bacilli-the germ of typhoid fe- yer. It is believed that the bacilli were washed into the reservoir by the last rains, as the previous months re- port showed the water to be all right.
 -Dr. s. B. Overlook is house physi- elan at the Day Kimball hospital for the month of March. Many records were broken at the hospital during the month of February. The average number of patients per day'was 20 To, the largest number in the history of the institution. The number of sur
  vious records. It wass necessary dur idg part of the month to procure the services of two extra graduate nurses, and the accommodations were severe ly taxed.
 The Connecticut Dairymen's As sociation has planned to hold a series of four Institute meetings, and has ar- ranged with Dr. George Nj. Twitchell, |, of Auburn, Maine, as leading speaker for all the meetings.
 The first meeting will be held at Preston city, Monday, March 6.
 The second meeting will be held at Andover, Tuesday, March 7th. The third meeting will be held at West Hartford, Wednesday, March s. The fourth meeting will be held at Cornwall Plains, Thursday, March 3. A Teachers Institute is to be held in Danbury, next Saturday, March 4. The following is the program:
 Address, J. R. Perkins. l Glass exercises by pupils from nrst grade. Il Glass exercises by pupils in second iyrade.
 1 Glass exercises by pupils from eighth grade.
 Books, c. E. Pratt, Supervisor Of schools at Woodstock, Eastford and Ashford.
 Music, Normal School students.
 Aoidress D. Hine, Secretary of Ednaafinra