Putnam patriot., 1911-04-07
Next Sunday is Palm Sunday

Next Sunday Is Palm Sunday. Miss Ruth White spent Monday in Boston.
 Rev. Wallace Stearns supplied the pulpit at Storrs Sunday.
 Principal Dutton was in Boston two days this week.
 Mrs. Herbert Johnson is visiting her sister in Norwich.
 Owen Barrett of Providence was the guest Of his parents Friday.
 Judge and Mrs. F. +. Russell spent Tuesday in Worcester.
 Miss Maud Case of Worcester has been with her parents, School street, for the past week.
 Rev James Kennedy of Waterbu- ", was recently the guest of his moth CT on Arch street.
 Mrs. Walter Wheaton, Oak Hill, entertained the Tuesday club this week.
 Measurements were taken on Union block Tuesday preparatory to installing fire escapes.
 Mrs. G. Harold Gilpatric and Mrs. Andrew V. Frost spent Wednesday with Mrs. Fred H. Case, Worcester. -F. A. Maryott and wife spent Sun- day with their daughter in Provi- dence.
 Miss Nellie G. Stone, teacher in Newburyport, is visiting her mother on Sunnyside.
 Leland Bradley of Worcester academy has returned to his studies after weeks vacation.
 Malcolm Wiley, Oak Hill, is visiting his cousin, Richard Holmes, Westerly, R. l.
 Miss Genevieve Ravens of Boston has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. George Gilpatric.
 J. w. Chanler of New Haven, fire claim agent of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad compa. ny, was in town on business Friday. Some one broke into the barn of Attorney Eric H. Johnson, Elm street, Monday night, and stole his Heating bicycle.
 Mrs. NJ. Taylor of Springfield has returned home after a months visit with her daughter, Mrs. Wallace Stearns of Bradley street. New 1911 automobiles being dri- ven by Putnam owners are: Geo. A. Vaughan, Pope Hartford, 0. C. Bos- worth, Franklin, and M. F. Bruce, k. M.F
 -Lucius P. Merriam has resigned his position as bookkeeper in the First National Bank, to accept position with the State Street Trust Co. of Bos- ton.
 A business meeting of the Area mum club was held Friday evening Lucius P. Merriam resigned as vice president owing tolhis leaving the city and George w. Baker was elected to fill the vacancy.
 Everett E. Rhodes of Thompson, well known here, was operated upon recently at the Day Kimball hospital tor appendicitis. He rallied we'll from the operation and is expected to re- cover.
 -Truapt Officer w. s. Simmons ol Central Village was at the Putnamlnr Wednesday to examine children who desired to leave school and go to work A simple examination was required but ithe majority of the applicants failed to pass.
 County Commissioner and Mrs Charles k. Barber of Central Village have returned from New smyrna Fla, where they have been spending several weeks for the benefit of MT Barber's health, which is much i'm proved.
 There were forty-three fatalities ir the state for March, divided as fol lows. Accidental, twenty seven suicides, nine; and seven homicides The number of homicides for March is greater than in any other month fol over "a year. The total fatalities fol this month is sixteen less than that oi February.
 The work on the first section of the sewer is progressing slowly. The re- maining excavation is 12 to l5 feet deep through solid rock, with a man hole to be blown out. It will be some months before this section is complet' ed. It is expected that work will be begun this week on the section east ol the railroad. The work will probably be commenced near the outlet. CARD-The undersigned wish to thank the friends who so kindly extended sympathy and service in the recent sickness and death of their mother Mrs. Joseph Flagg.
 NELSON FLAGG,
 DAVID FLAGG,
 c. W. FLAGG,
 MRS. CHAs. DUvAL,
 MARGARET FLAGG,
 MRS. GEO. D. CAR0N.
 The entertainment and supper giv en Wednesday evening by the Odd