Putnam patriot., 1911-07-07


 Tuesday in the city.
 Isaac .Champeau and children spent the Fourth in Willimantic.
 William Brady, of the Worcester theatre stock company, has been visit. ing relatives in the city.
 u. Fred Waterman spent the holi- day with his wife at their summer cot tage, Kelsey Point.
 Miss Caroline Borhauer of Lynn is the guest of Miss $. Elizabeth Clarke. Elm street.
 Joe Cappolette caught four pound bass at Roseland lake last Sat. urday.
 Frank Guilmet and wife of Moosup spent the holiday with relatives in the city.
 -Edmond Auger and family spent the Fourth in Worcester, guests of rel atives of Mrs. Auger.
 Edward Casey of Providence has
  been visiting his mother on Bridge street.
 -G. Hareld Gilpatric spent the holi- day with $. NJ. Wheelock and family. Pleasant View, k. l.
 Attorney Ralph w. Botham and wife of New York are visiting the for mer's parents, T. P. Botham and wife, Oak Hill.
 -Mr and Mrs. A. w. White of At tleboro have been the guests of Mrs. Whites parents, E. B. Kent and wife, Grove street.
 Bert Ladd, of St. Johns Industrial school, Deep River, is spending his va cation with his parents, H. C. Ladd and wife, Oak Hill.
 Travel on the Consolidated road has been heavy the past week, some of the express trains passing through this city being run in two sections.
 Eugene Berthiaume was a delegate from Putnam Aerie of Eagles to the State convention and field day of the order at Danbury Saturday.
 Senator George A. Hammond was included in the legislative gathering that attended cthe Yale Harvard boat race at New London Friday.
 A good many availed themselves of the strawberry supper served by the ladies of the w. R. C. on the lawn of Joseph McKachnie Friday afternoon.
 -Pomfret was represented by 33 and Woodstock and Thompson by one stu dent each at the Putnam high school during the year just closed. MT. and Mrs. T. J. Leonard of Edgewood, k. l., were recent guests of Mrs. William Leonard, oe Providence street. James Murray, son of Police Cap tain 4durray, continues to improve from his recent severe illness with pneumonia. --C. M. Pratt, Bradley street, super visor of rural schools, attended the convention of the American Institute of Instruction last Friday and Sstur- day in Providence.
 Alex. Varbedian will leave next Tuesday afternoon for New York Wednesday he sails for trip to Egypt and will visit relatives iniSyrla also visit European countries.
 Music, dancing and a strawberry supper were enjoyed by many who gathered at Lewis hall, Chassey street, Saturday evening at an enter tainment arranged by the ladies Of the C.. A. R.
 -Genevieve Letters, the daughter Of Postmaster and Mrs. F. C. Letters, entertained a number of her little friends at her parents home on Grand View last week in honor of her htth birthday. The little folks had very pleasant time with games and refresh- ments.
 The French River Textile Co.,, of Mechanicsville has placed an order with the General Electric Co. for one 800. XIV. turbine, one 200-kw. generator and one 20-horsepower injunction motor. This apparatus is for the joint use of the French River Textile Co' and the Putnam Light X Power Co. Byron s. Whitney, son of MT. and Mrs. Horace Whitney, Center street. left Tuesday for RedheId, South Dako- ia. to accept a position as assistant to Dr. J. D. Larson at the GroVeiano Health Resort.
 List of letters remaining at the Putnam postofhce for the week ending July 5:
 Gentlemen-C. c. Clark, Felix Ciin- ouine. E. ;. Fairbanks, Hefmldas Govette, Michels Warren. arr.
 f'adies-Miss NJ. N. Alden, Miss Agusta Wilson.
 That there are hedfiy Ai""o women drivers in Connecticut Is brought out by an examination Of the licenses in the motor car department o' tbe secretary of states office. Connee- tieut is one of the states which re onires ali drivers to be lieensed' whether owners or not.
 There was letter from an Italian societv in New Haven, received oy Cantaia of Police Murray Tuesday, asking for information respecting an T.-1...., ,..,,,an whose husband died in