Putnam patriot., 1911-01-20

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the o. NJ. club Monday evening.
Il George Z. shaw spent Sunday in
81 Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Wheelock are
spending a few days in New York.
d e. NJ. Wheaton and wife visited
relatives in New London, Monday.
Il Mr.. Arthur Wheelok, of Uxbridge,
was the guest of E. A. Wheelock and
family on Saturday.
Judge F. F. Russell and wife were
recent guests of the latter's brother, II.
Robbie, and wife, Boston.
The piece of sewer fromfrovidence
street to Battey street has been COM
pleted.
81 Frank e. Leonard of Philadelphia,
6 was the guest of his father over SUM-
day.
On Saturday William Curran, Of
.Fitchburg, Mass, visited with friends
In this city.
George Potvin and f. l.. Davis are
\ the only Democrats elected to qualify
as justices of the peace.
Clarence Stetson and wife of New
York spent Sunday with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Stetson,
s Providence street.
The 14O-foot chimney, for the new
bn,ua IF tb, prfpop, Aapufaa-
turing Company was completed last
week.
b Mrs. Eben Holden, of Boston, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. e. Park, Brooklyn; also relatives
in this city.
81 accompanying an article in the
American Monthly Magazine for jan
nary, is a picture of the Memorial
Gates ut the oldest Killingly cemetery,
In Putnam-the cut Of which was loan
I'd by the Elizabeth Porter Putnam
Chapter, D. A. r.
"A number of Masons from this city
attended the installation Of officers of
Corner Stone Lodge, North Grosvenor-
dale, Friday evening. Past Master
Lucius p. Merriam Of Quinebaug
Lodge, this city, acted as installing Of
1icer.
ia "A large number Of Congregational
ministers met at Hartford on Monday,
Tor the purpose OF organizing FEEDER.
alton OF the State Brotherhood. Rev.
II. D. Sargent, and Z. +. Child of
1his city, are on the committee Of Or
ganization.
Attorney Charles l.. Torrey was in
Nillimantic Saturday to represent J.
B. Tatem 4 Son of this city, defend
ants in an action for breach of con-
tract, the plaintiff seeking to recover
$50 for lumber. The justice decided
for the plaintiff and an appeal was Ia
ken.
The town employees who have been
xengaged in the work of exterminating
sthe brown-tail moth, have completed
their task. They covered the entire
city and found four or five hundred
5strees infected. They destroyed a num-
Der of bushels of the pests in the en-
z4bryo state.
Ri Miss Eunice Park of Stafford, who
Mas given such pleasure by her excel
q lent singing at entertainments and
church services in the Congregational
church in this city, while the guest of
Mrs. w. J. Bartlett, has been engaged
rs contralto in the quartette at the
Park Congregational church, Norwich,
beginning her engagement April l.
& The Monohansett Manufacturing
company begun this week on forty
hour notwithstanding 10 hours per
IS Law the first four days each week. The
s cotton manufacturers say that the bu-
& Illness is in the worst condition in
Sears. Raw material has greatly ad-
anced, while the manufactured pro-
uct has not advanced in proportion,
hence contracts, even at small profit,
q ire hard TO get, as the commission men
Ire buying from hand to mouth owing
Confidence.
Charles II. Burt, travelling sales.
& nan for w. +. Cobb & Co., manufac-
alrers of calendars and small wares at
Is rankin, Mass, was arrested there on
tuesday, charged with using the post
Nice 70 defraud his employers. By
d 6audulent orders be collected $l70 to
hich he was not entitled. He was
crested at the Office when he called to
&c Z check, being decoyed there by
litter. He was committed TO Jail in
efault of bail. Burt gave his residence
Putnam. His name does not appear
the directory nor is he known to the
DIice here. He received mail however
the local post office under several
lanes and claimed TO be q travelling
aan.
Mr.. GA. Hammond was In Wash.
hgton several days last week attend
Be the National Commission Associa-
lon, representing business organiza-
onsin every part Of the United States.
|ts objecs d 70 cid In securing . perms-
beus Tasia Commission. A very laree
bathesing Of the principal business men
the country were present, among
whom vere many odicss and mem
euo a sho Noeaonal TndH C0mmisnion