Putnam patriot., 1911-04-21

dy and wife, Sunnyside.
 R. H. Bradley has bought the Marcus Munysn farm on the outskirts of the town.
 Mrs. F. D. Sargent and daughter Miss Florence Sargent, spent Tuesday in Boston.
 Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre is critically i'll with double pneumonia st her home on School street. She is improv- ing slowly.
 Attorney Donald Defriez of Chica- go, spent Wednesday with Henry A. Wheelock. They were classmates at Yale.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent attended a meeting of the directors of the Connec. ticut Missionery Society in Hartford, Wednesday.
 Station agent Baldwin and wife have as guests Mrs. G. w. Pratt and daughter Miss Grace of Stoughton, Mass.
 Miss Isabel Morrell and Fred Mor- rell, of New York city, were the guests of their parents, pr. and Mrs. F. A. Morrell, the past week.
 There is project about the state to have the D. 4. R. chapters join in the scientific campaign being waged about the country against that disease bearing pest, the housefly.
 Leroy Reach of Danielson, :orm- CT pitcher on the Putnam base ball team, has gone to Buffalo, N. Y, to enter the employ of the American Tel ephone company.
 -Ex-Senator Searls of this city, lead CT of the Senate at the last session, was a visitor at the Capitol Thursday, and had seat on the lieutenant governors platform ir the Senate.
 Divisions of the Ancient Order of are receiving invitations to in the state parade of the order, to be held in Bridgeport in Au- gust.
 Editor and Mrs. H. F. Wilder ai- tended the annual meeting of the Charlotte club, comprised of residents and former residents of Charlott, Me, at the American house Boston, We'd nesday.
 Miss Bessie Champlin returned on from a visit with her sister, Mrs. E. M. Brunn, in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Brunn and little son returned with her for visit with her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Champlin.
 The Catholic Transcript announce es that the spiritual retreats of the clergy of the diocese of Hartford will be held at Keyser Island, South Nor walk. The first retreat will open June l2 and close June IT. The second will open June 19 and close June "A.
 The new 10- ton Buffalo company's steam road roller arrived Tuesday afternoon. A man came out from Bos- ton Wednesday morning to see to un- loading it from the car and will re- main for several days. to give instruc- tions how to run it.
 Concrete work was begun on the new bridge this week. The work was stopped Wednesday. Seven italian laborers refused to work Tues. day night and were discharged leav- ing the company short handed until their places can be filled, which will be at once.
 The Ladies of the G. A. R. will give a Crackajack social in G. A. R. hall evening, April 27. Madam Lucille, the palmist, will read the palms of those who wish to test her skill. Cake, sandwiches, coffee and ice cream on sale. If stormy the so- cial will be held Friday evening.
 John Morin, lineman for the Put nam Light x Power company, receiv- ed a serious injury Wednesday morn- ing. He was working on a pole on Park street and took a hatchet and be- gan cutting. A piece of wood flew and hit him in the right eye lacerating the eyeball. The wound was dressed by a local physician upon whose advice he hurried to Worcester to consult a spe- cialist.
 department Commander Frank r. Fenton of the United spanish War Veterans accepted an invitation sent from Company c, Second Regiment, Connecticut Volunteer Infantry, to at. tend the celebration of the 5Oth anni- versary of the response of New Lon- don to President Lincoln's first call for troops held in that citylon Wednesday of this week. lie also accepted the in. yitation sent by George NJ. Cole Camp, No. ', New London, to attend with staff on that day.
 At the meeting of Putnam Chap ter, Royal Arch Masons, No. fl, on evening, the following off cers were elected
 High Priest, James NJ. Gilmore.
 King, George E. Brosseau.
 Scribe, Robert Harris.
 Captain of the Host, Clarence w. Chase.
 P. S., George P. Miner.
 Royal Arch Captain, C. K. Brett.
 Member of Three V, Elmer Mclean.
 Member of TwoV, l.. E. Richardson
 Member of One V, Harold 5. Corbin.
 Secretary, George A. Hawkins.
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