Putnam patriot., 1911-03-31
Nicholas Rita left Tuesday morn

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 John B. L'Heureux has returned to his home in Marlboro, Mass.
 Mrs. Reuben Sykes is spending a nnopth in Buffalo.
 Miss Lottie Angel, of Providence, enlled on Putnam friends this week.
 Eudore LaRue of Montreal, Cana n. is visiting his father, Dr. Omer La Rue, Woodstock avenue.
 Miss Alice Higgins of New York f6fmerly a student at Notre Dame ocademy, visited here Saturday.
 P. H. Dougherty of Manchester Fitted Landlord Dwyer and family of Hoiel Chickering, Sunday.
 Jo ohn Foran of New York is spend- 3ns two weeks with his father, Will 1f6nn Foran, of this city.
 IF. Raymond Gilratric of New Hitain spent Sunday with his parents on F remont street.
 < - J oseph E. Rawson, Center street, Went to the Day Kimball hospital Mon day for an operation.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach in fhe Baptist church next Sunday after noon
 -Jo ohn Macdonald is visiting in New York city and Morristown, N. J., this week.
 Mrs. NJ. Angell, of Sevansee, R.I., has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. F.stone, Church street.
 <. -- Mrs. F. E. Whitney, of German foNn, Pa, is visiting her mother, Mrs. HE. Brunette, Grove street.
 Miss Charlotte Gascoigne of Cush- ing academy recently spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Carrie South Main street.
 At a meeting of Putnam grange, Tan day evening the third and fourth 6Hrrees were conferred. An excellent hnrvest supper was served.
 -John Mayer, Marshall street, left Tuesday morning for Montreal, where Twill enter the employ of a jewelry mn ufacturing firm.
 - Moses Belair, brother of Charles Nclair, this city, died at his home in 16riden Saturday. Burial was in Xlllimantic Monday.
 -The w. c. T. U. will hold a free- III offering and Frances Willard Me norial service, with Mrs. Mary Gard U0F, Friday, at 3 p. m.
 An old photograph gallery, on 9<eels, has been moved on to the va fht lot east of the Dupre block, Provi- 11nce street, and is occupied as a fruit alore.
 ~The regular monthly meeting of UI9ision l, A. o. H., will be at their LII Pomfret street, Sunday, April 2d, ot 480 o'clock. A full attendance of tho members is requested.
 duh Ndlii omHCi oi ehS SA'h Wor play, "The Drummer Boy," in wkleh for years he played the part of Unele Joe, died at his home in Mans llold, Ohio, on Friday of last week, at thoage of 66 years. The play was pre- oonfed in Putnam several times in the ..sVilliam Moore and Ralph Wilder ~ fhis city were taken to States prison 1Il1ay morning by Sheriff Sibley. 2&rH will begin serving sentence Of uo less than a year nor more than Ia nolths for attempting to rob Patrick A<edy near his home on Providence cftoet early last Christmas morning.
 ~-Bids for the construction of what l4 Known as section of the sewer, were eQened in the Council chamber last Xftday afternoon. The bids ranged 1E0m S20, ,221 to S9, ,413.S0. The contract VII "a warded on Wednesday to F. II. &Qm no, of Providence. Gamino's bid 4ns next to the lowest, which was 3e;sl6.
 Al St. Mary's church Sunday exening Rev. Michael Rory, of Buffalo, ' einber of the Oblate order, began 1k4d lon for the English-speaking mem- 0111 of the parish. This is the first m4 lon for the English-speaking peo- Dethat has been held at St. Mary's qN0fch in three years. A similar se- 1+3of special services for the French
 ing people was completed about
 - months ago. Father Rory will
 8 St. Mary's all this week, con-
 lng the mission next Sunday, U4eh will be Passion Sunday.
 lhe Fred T. Ley company, of slF4n 2 field, who have the contract for ing the new reinforced concrete LIE over the river, at Bridge street, ID the work of tearing down the 1Q Nooden Long Bridge on Tuesday
 bridge is closed to teams, but
 porary foot bridge is to be built at
 o bot of Bullock street. The concrete
 nents were put in last fall, so that
 Rork can be completed in a few
 shs' time.
 combined Pomona Grange meet
 the Quinebaug, New London and -ll Central Pomonas, was held in
 1l1mantic last week. The attend
 was large and the meeting full of
 vlest. A unique feature was an ex-
 fication of the presiding abilities
 officials of the various Pomonas,