Putnam patriot., 1911-06-30

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 The American Band of this city will play in Eastford on the Fourth.
 -J. Harry Mann and family went to their summer cottage at Gales Ferry, Wednesday.
 Byron Howard and wife have been entertaining Miss Ethel Howard of New Boston.
 Miss Mary Wheelock is visiting Mrs. s. NJ. Wheelock at her summer cottage, Pleasant View, R. I.
 Rev. Isaac Peck of Brooklyn is critically ill at the Day kimball hos pital and his recovery is doubtful.
 John Osgood is experimenting the blasting on the excavation for the sewer near Lee street.
 Peter Suzio, of the Suzio company who built the first and second sections of the sewer, was in the city Tuesday.
 Rev. Wallace Sterns will preach in the Congregational church at Put nam Heights, next Sunday morning at Il o'clock.
 A son was born Monday night to Charles Nadeau and wife of Danielson. Mrs. Nadeau was formerly Miss Clara Allard of this city.
 The Methodist and Episcopal Sun day schools pickieked at Roseland Park Wednesday. Games, boating, and bathing, were enjoyed, and an ex- cellent luncheon was served.
 -J. B. Tatem X Son, of West Thompson, recently received an order for 15,000 pieces of selected wood, to be used by large sporting goods house for golf club heads of new model.
 Joseph Parent of Danielson died at the Day Kimball hospital Tuesday night from injury to the spine caused by fall from his peddler's cart. He was brought to the hospital Monday.
 Mrs. Mary Wagner and grand daughter, Miss Helen Bradley left w lOi Ahh AIOoif where they will spend several weeks with Professor Charles Wagner and family.
 Mrs. Augustus 1. Morse entertain ed on Tuesday, Mrs. George II. Fowl CT, Miss Reynolds, and Miss Angie Reynolds of Pawtucket. The party came from their summer home in Da- visville, R. l., in Mrs. Fowler'e auto- mobile.
 -Ovilla Vadnais, an employe of Rents shop, had the thumb of his left hand severed Tuesday afternoon by getting it caught in a machine. He was hurried to doctors office, but the doctor being absent he was taken to the hospital.
 Miss Marion Hines was among the graduates at the Worcester hospi- tai Tuesday. She was graduated as nurse last February, but the exercises were not held until this week. Her mother, Mrs. w. E. Hines, Grove itreet, attended the exercises.
 Putnam Nest of Owls held very pleasant meeting last Thursday even- ing. After the regular business was transacted there were remarks by sev- eral of the members. Refreshments were served. There is much interest manifested by the members of this new order, and it lis expected that the fall will see many applications put in.
 About 75 people, old and young, attended children's night at the Put nam Grange, in A. o. H. hall Monday evening. The program consisted of chorus and quartette singing, recita- tions, and a reading by Louis F. Bat tev. Games, contests, and ice cream and cake, finished out pleasant evening.
 Rev. H. A. Philbrook of Oxford, formerly pastor of the Universalist church in Putnam, is suffering from dislocated shoulder and .internal inju- ries. as the result of a fall from his car riage Tuesday morning. He was step- hing into his carriage when the horse started, throwing him to the ground.
 Thomas R. Ryan will De dele gate from Putnam aerie of Eagles to the state convention of the order to be held in Danbury on Saturday of this week. A field day program has been arranged in connection with the con vention.
 The auction of the property in the bankrupt estate of Ernest NJ. Arnold was held thls Thursday morning. The equity in the property covered by the Andem mortgage was bid in by An dem for $I. Andem also bought the greenhouse and contents for s550. C. L. Torrey, holder of the mortgage on the Rabbit house, paid sl for the equi- ty there.
 An unusually heavy blast was set off by the sewer men in the vicinity of Lee street Saturday afternoon. Pieces of rock flew in all directions. One punctured the roof of the gate house which had just been repaired and an- other stove hole in shed nearby. It seemed as if the whole business sec. ton shook from the vibration.
 The summer session of the Dan bury Normal school will open Mon-