Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-13


Putnam Erie of Eagles installed
officers last Thursday evenidg.
Frank Gauthier has gone to New
Bedford, to work for contractor Mede
ric Maynard, formerly Of Putnam.
"A Teachers's Institute Is 10 be helt
at Middletown, Friday and Saturday
Jan. 10, IA.
Mrs. l.. F. Brown, of Morristown
n. j., has been visiting her brother, e
NJ. Ellis, Of this city, the past week.
Miss Cora Eanes has returned te
Boston after spending the holidays
with her sister, Mrs. e. NJ. Ellis.
Miss Flora Ellis has returned Il
New York after spending her vacation
with her parents on Church street.
Landlord johnson, Of the City
] Hotel, has SO far recovered from his
illness as to be about his place.
Mrs. Henry Wheelock, Of Tx.
bridge, Mass, spent Sunday with Mrs
g. Harold Gilpatric and family.
Fl Raymond Gilpatric left for New
Britain Saturday, having accepted {
position In the office OF the Stanley
Rule and Level company of that city
"A meeting of the Woman's board
of the Day Kimball hospital is to be
held with Miss s. Elizabeth Clarke on
Elm street, Tuesday afternoon.
There was good attendance at the
favor dance given by the ladies of the
Eastern Star, in A. o. IL. hall, last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Amos Larock and little son
Earle have returned from six weeks
visit with her parents and other rela.
tives, in Canada.
Mrs. Albert Girard, Of this city, is
! visiting her sisters, Mrs. Charles Pha.
neuf and Mrs. John Dusseault, of Wor-
,cester.
-Chas O. Barrett, master of gunne.
ry at the National School Of gunnery,
Washington, has been visiting rela-
tives in this city.
List of letters remaining in the
! Putnam post office for the week ending
Jan. 10, 1911:
Gentlemen-John Duffinier, Jr., Per.
~ Madden.
Ladies-Mrs. Leslie Morris.
The total receipts of the local post
s.office from the sales of stamps and
stamped paper, for the year 1910, was
/. $l5, 1856. GA gain of $720.52 over the
year 1909. The amount of money or
*der business transacted for the same
period exceeded $75, 1000.
The next regular meeting of the
Woman's Board of the Day Kimball
y Hospital, will be held on Wednesday
= Jan. Is, in o. +. hall, at 8 p. N. Exc
Ncutive Committee meeting at 2:30 pm
! on same date. Mrs. J. b. Kent,
II Corresponding Sec'y.
New automobile licenses have be.
gun to appear. The color this year Is
. blue background with white mum.
bers. Holders of license numbers who
wish to keep the same have until Jan
us to notify the Secretary Of State
After that date no reservations will be
made.
Invitations have been sent ont by
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Donovan for the
marriage of their daughter, Jane E., to
Antoine Martin, at st. Mary's church,
next Monday morning, at 8 O'Clock
There will be q reception, after the &C.
remony, at 30 Batiey street.
The bankrupt stock of Brodeur Il
st. Marie, who recently conducted d
meat market and provision store, on
Pomfret street, was sold at public auc-
&tion, by Sheriff Holbrook, last Satur-
day morning, in the basement of the
Labby building.
AT s O'Clock Monday morning Miss
i Parmelia Marion, daughter of Mr.. and
&Mrs. Isaac Marion, Smith street, was
kunited in marriage, at st. Mary
&church, to John Cournoyer, Maynard
street. The newly married couple left
on the 1880 train for wedding jour
kney, after that they will reside in this
city.
Frank Lucier and wife were in
Southbridge Sunday, visiting Mrs. Lu'
cier's father, P. NJ Leclair, who is crit
ically i'll. On New Years Day, whils
relatives were celebrating the holiday
Mr.. Leclair's brother had shock from
which he died two days later. The
death caused the illness Of Mr.. Leclair
who is brother of P. NJ. Leclair, O
this city.
-Hermidias Lamothe and Napoleon
Dupre are visiting their parents In this
B.city after an absence Of three years.
Both young men recently received
#sheir honorable discharge from ths
kU. s. army. They were members o.
$of cavalry department-the formel
IVES stationed At Fort Oglethorp, Ga,
$she latter 1t Fort Ethan Allen, Yer.
mont-
Year by year, business men and
*firms, Who issue calendars, seek TO i'm
{provs on their previous efforts in va
<rious ways-some give more valuable
1nfermation on many topics with thu
yearly calendar, while others add mort
Beautiful pictures. Among these lat
E9er Il The calendar issued this year by