Putnam patriot., 1911-10-13

MISS Alice Knight of Manchester. oy-the-Sea, was in town last week. Henry A. Sears of Newton was the guest ot Putnam friends Sunday. Daniel J. Byrne of Boston spent the week end at his home in this city.
 -S. Nikoloff sailed last week for Europe for stay of six weeks.
 Boiler inspector Richard Rice of Hartford was in Putnam and Grosven- oFdale Saturday on official business.
 The w. K. c. held meeting Tues day afternoon at which the depart ment inspecting officer was present.
 -Dr. and Mrs. Frank K. Guild of Wlndham. were guests of Mrs. Edgar Clarke last week.
 -6eorge Potvin has been appointed administrator of the estate of Julian Bellerose, deceased.
 Miss Carrie Gustafson left this week for California, where she will re- side.
 Mrs. F. E. Brunette is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frederick E. Whit. hey, in Germantown, Pa.
 Miss A. W. Enyard returned last Thursday from Princeton, Mass, where she spent the summer.
 Miss Bessie Champlin returned on Thursday from a visit with her sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Brunn, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 -Quinebaug lodge A. F. and A. NJ. and Jessamine chapter 0. E. S. held their first meetings of the year last week.
 Senator Bryan F. Mahan of New London was the guest of Putnam friends on Saturday, while on an auto trip from Worcester to New London.
 Mrs. Lyckland has returned 10 Providence after few days visit with her daughter, Mrs. George Blythe, on Bradley street.
 Miss Inez Hooper of Welland, Can- ada, and Miss Marion Hines of Wor- cester, are guests of w. E. Hines and wife, Grove street.
 Mrs. Jackson of Norwich has re- gently been the guest of friends in this city.
 Raymond A. Wheaton and James Smith, of the Wheaton Building X Lumber company, have been in New York the past three weeks doing the inside finish on large office building.
 George Peterson ofs the Progress Confectionery Company left Monday to spend the winter with relatives in Turkey. His brother Chris accom- panied him as far as New York.
 Edward Messier of Harrisville, R. l., formerly of Putnam, was in town to attend the tiremen's Muster. He left Friday for New York where he will take in the Worlds series between the Athletics and Giants.
 The annual meeting .of the board of mana cement and the committee of visitors of the Windham County Tenn porary Home, will be held at the home in Putnam, Thursday, October 18th, at II o'clock a. m.
 -Hawley Marion and wife, ot Oak land, Calif., have been the guests Of Philip ,Murnier and wife, Church street. MT. Marion has charge Of chain of depot restaurants in Califor- fornia.
 Henry Nj. Morse and wife are spending 10 days in the city. They closed their engagement in New Lon don last week and are re-arranging the bookings of "UncIe Seth and the Hoodon for a circuit of New York state.
 The regular meeting of the Wom- ans Board of the Day Kimball hospi- tal will be held in their room in the Kent block, Wednesday afternoon, De- tober Is, at 8 O clock. Executive com mittee meeting att2.3o.
 -The Putnam division of the South- ern New England telephone company now has more than thousand sub scribers, and it is probable will soon be given a common battery service, snch as is in operation in Norwich and other cities throughout the state.
 At meeting of the o. M. club Mrs. Helen M Wiley was elected president, Miss Alice Morse secretary, ard Miss Bessie l.. Champlin treasu- TOT sPlans for the winter were dis cnssed. but no definite arrangements for the programme of the fortnightly meetings were made.
 fnvitations are out for the marriage of Maria St. George, daughter oi Pierre st George and wife, to Felix Ouimette If New Bedford, at St. Mary's church, Monday morning, October 25, al , o'clock. A reception will be held in AOIH. hall on Thursday evening, October 26th.
 Pierre Bonin, Armand Magnan, and Frederick Berthiaume, are to get free trip to Newark, \. J., 10 the bone office of the insurance company they represent in this 'city, as an ows,d for writing the most business in recent competition among the agents of this section.
 Hist of advertised. letters at Put x..aaE ending fDcI.