Putnam patriot., 1911-11-03

~ H.
 Mrs. Nellie A. Clark of Webster is the guest of relatives and friends here for few days.
 Mrs. Merrill Douglas of Wilhman. JIG was the guest of relatives here re- gently.
 Mrs. Carrie Lewis, of Hampton. was recently taken to the hospital with a broken hip.
 Mrs. May Crossman of East Kill llngly is at the hospital with appendi. citis.
 Sidney Marland of last seasons Putnam basket ball team, has signed with the Mystic team as captain.
 Fred A. Morrell of New York city, spent the weekend al his parental home in this city.
 -Rev. B. F.rBenoit will preach in French at the Baptist church next Sunday at 3.30.
 A number of guests were enter tained at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. F. Wilder Saturday evening, in honor of MT. Wilder's birthday.
 Mrs. Reuben Renick of South Main street is at the Day KimbaH hospital with broken arm. She fell while in her room, causing the fracture
 -Dr. H. B. Wright has removed from FarTows street and now occupies one of the Miller cottages, 70 Grove street.
 Mrs. J. E. BurleSon attended the Woman Baptist Foreign Missionary conference of eastern Connecticut in Norwich on Wednesday of this week.
 Judge E. NJ. Warner will address the men at the Park church, Worees- ter, this Thursday evening on "Good Citizenship
 The ladies of the D. A. R. will hold a cake sale this week Friday in the trading stamp store, Central block. They will also hold sales on the follow. ing three consecutive Fridays, Novem- Der 10, 17 and "A at the same place.
 Madam Corinna, palmist, is at Bugbee's store, and giving some very satisfactory readings. Many aretem- bracing the opportunity to get .a full life reading by this clever woman for 25 cents
 The County Commissioners were in the city Wednesday and granted li- censes to all who applied. No remon- strances were entered, which speaks we'll for the manner,in which the pla- ces have been conducted the past year.
 At the annual meeting of the Con- necticut Prison Association at Hart ford, Monday, Judge E. M. Warner was elected County Vice President for Windham county. He is also mem- Der of the executive committee.
 Miss Josie Rusheneck of New York is spending the week at the home of her parents in Mechanicsville. She came home on account of the seri- ous illness of her father who is at the Day Kimball hospital where he recent ly underwent an operation to his jaw.
 Putnam Lodgeiof Elks will hold its annual lodge of sorrow in memory of deceased members, Sunday, Decem- Der 8. The committee of arrangements is Exalted Ruler Ralph w. Tefft, E. l.. K. John B. Byrne, E. L. K. Ralph L. Thurston, F.. L. K. James B. Ia tenn, Jr., Esquire Hiram $. Whipple.
 The regular meeting of the Con- pecticut Probate Assembly will be held in the capitol in Hartford, Wednesday, November 8th, at 10.30 a. III. There Is no especial subject for discussioni and members are expected to furnish ma terial for use at this meeting.
 Judge E. M. Warner of this city, spoke at the Congregational church in Central Village, Sunday morning His subject, nMan in Bonds,n had to do with prison reform. Judge Warner lived in Central Village previous to coming to Putnam, and he received hearty welcome from friends and &C., quaintances.
 Frederick Very, pianist of ProYi- dence. announces that he will teach Thursdays in Putnam, provided that enough applications for lessons oy prospective pupils are received before November :. Rates for lessons may ha obtained by writing to him at his studio. TOP Lederer building ProVi- dence or upon inquiry at the store oi FG Letters x Co. NIT. Very who IS oroanist and choirmaster of Westmin- ster Unitarian church, Providence, mas ,he bigbest references, from L. C. El- con N. Redman, II. NJ. Dunham' A H. Ryder, Wm. Horatio Clarke' and Madame Charbonnel.
 The potato crop hereabouts IS the ,,oorast in wears, and prices are expect ad .,o he eorrespondingIy high. AL ready s1 per bushel is being asked. A Woodstoek farmer said Friday: "l got .oo bnsbels oil my place in lslo' but 's;s 'st year | only got 70, and those were ,nnty. scaly, and half baked" in Durham a farmer sold his two acre sa,a of spuds for slo. The party wish ,o sneeulate little sold them 10 nIotbsr .le party for sl1. Accordingly .Ie Iast nurchaser sent his men "ilh