Putnam patriot., 1911-07-21

n. Taylor, of Hartford, was the guest of his father, George H. Taylor, South Main street, Saturday.
 George E. Brousseau is building an addition to his house on Wilkinson street.
 -G. Harold Gilpatric has been spending several days with his family at Juniper Point, Me.
 Armand Lachance, clerk in Burt,s drug store, is having his annual vaca. tion.
 Miss Josie Rusheneck of NewYork Is spending two weeks vacation with her parents, John Rusheneek and wife, MechanicsviIle.
 Frank Howarth, employed in Let ters' music store, is having his vaca- tion. Edmund Gagne.is substituting for him.
 -Quite a number of people from this city went to Roseland Park dur ing the warm weather, for the purpose of going in bathing.
 Miss Josephine NJ. Clifford is hav- ing a two weeks vacation, and is wis., iting in Lowell, Manchester, and oth- CT places.
 Miss Wneelock and Miss Mary Wheelock left Monday noon to spend month with their sister, Mrs. c. Harold Gilpatric, at Juniper Point, NJ aine.
 Tuesday night was the beginning of the Revena in honor of St. Ann at St. Mary's church. Special devotions will be held at 7.15 o'clock every even. ing for the remainder of this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Williams and guests of Providence, came by automobile to to spend few days with Miss Lillian Warren, Grand View. Miss Ruth Williams will remain week, the others returning late Sunday.
 All who have paid the committee in charge of the clam bake to be held by the C. A. c. at Phillips grove Ale xander's lake, July 30th, are requested to be present without further notice as it has been decided not to issue tickets
 Alderman George P.iMiner spent Sunday in Lyme. He will have charge of the erection of large con- crete building that theWheaton Build. ing and Lumber company are to put up at that place for the Menhaden Fish and Oil company.
 A carload of oil arrive Saturday and was put on the streets late Satur- day night. Alderman Hawkins, chair m an of the highway committe worked all night with the superintendent Of streets, so that the oil might be applied while there was no travel. Trap rock screenings are being spread over the oil. This same method has been used by the state on city streets and outly- ing road.
 A petition has been circulated about the city, which now has many signatures, asking the common coun- cil to build a sidewalk to the Day Kimball hospital. The walk is much needed, as there is a great deal of travel to and from this institution, and part of the distance there is no sidewalk of any description, the roadway having to be used by pedestrians.
 A resolution passed the House last Thursday authorizing the city Of Put nam to issue bonds. When the reso- lution was reached on the calendar Representative Wadhams of Goshen, who was to report the measure for the committee on finance, was temporarily absent and it was tabled. Representa- tive Duvert called it up again, howey- CT. and moved it's passage, which was without opposition.
 The body of Dora F. Bennett was taken from Brockton, Mass, to Willl- mantle Saturday for burial. Mrs. Ben nett died July 13, and was 52 years old. She was the widow of the late Attorney Walter A. Bennett, and Is survived by son and daughter. MT and Mrs. Bennett lived in Putnam Tor a number of years, removing from here to Willimantic.
 A number of employees of the Chlld Lumber Corporation of this city, who have been engaged in cutting oil iot hatween Bolton and Vernon that will nroduce approximately 1000 telegraph noles 1000 ties, and 100000 feet oi inmher: came to Putnam last Satur- day. and went to Ashford this week. the mill of the company being at preS' ent located al that place.
 -The House at the General Assem- bly last week passed the amended plll making an appropriation ot 92eo TOT the law library of Windham county If the bill passes the Senate the amount will be divided, giving Putnam s25o for the bar library here, and N H. Inantie s250 for library to be estao- 1isbad in that city. The establish n,ent of a library in WiIlimantie Is heinz brought about by the lawyers a' that end of the county
 City officials are beset with in4ui, i, ries as fo why certain streets are being renaired and others left. When the matter is explained those who nave been prone to ind fault are satisfied DS0A- to-a savverS have been