Putnam patriot., 1911-12-22

lea this week.
 A. \. Mcintyre of New Haven is the guest of Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre this 1 Thursday.
 A W. Bowen is enumerating eiti- zens liable to pay personal tax in Put nam.
 Mrs. Henry Allard of Waltham. Mass, is the guest of relatives in the city.
 Leland Bradley of Worcester academy is spending his vacation with relatives.
 -Ermond Brunn and Mr. Vantine Of Long Island have been the guests of local friends.
 -Postals received from Harold S. Corbln denote the safe arrival of his mother, sister, and himself in Atlanta. l Georgia.
 Edward Bullet was brought from Plainiield to the Day Kimba hospital Friday His leg had been broken by a bale of cotton falling on it.
 Work on the changes at the old High school have begun preparatory to removing town and city offices to that building.
 There were over fifty out for La dies Night of Putnam Council Royal Arcanum Monday night. Games and refreshments helped to pass a pleasant evening.
 -Isaae Jutras, formerly of the Star theatre, was in the city Tuesday. He had been in Jersey City but was called to his home in Pawtucket by the ill., ness of his father.
 Pupils of St. Mary's school had a Christmas tree Wednesday safternoon, and every one received some of the good things on it. School then closed for two weeks.
 Joseph Vandale opened his new bowling alleys under the Putnam Inn, last Saturday There are four alleys and three pool tables and the place has been finely fitted up for the conve- nience of patrons.
 MT. and Mrs. E. N. Foster of Grove street are spending the holidays with their children, Dr. Herbert Foster and family of Montelair, N. J., Dr. Harold Foster and wife of New York and Mrs. Shepard and family of New York city.
 Mrs. Ellen NcGarry arrived at her home on Grove street Tuesday after noon from visit with relatives at her old home, Barrhead, Scotland. Her son,sJ. J McGarry, met her al the pier when the boat dOcked Tuesday morning
 Trains and trolleys from Webster were late Tuesday morning, as tie tracks were blocked by fire apparatt At the Mannexit hotel fire in Webster. The largest hostelry in the town was gutted, causing loss of S4S,000, with only about Sl5 ,000 insurance.
 Announcement is made of the marriage last week of Miss Alice Flor ence Brown, niece of MT. and Mrs. James l.. Watson, of Providence, and County Commissioner E. II. Cortiss of Thompson They are now on their wedding trip.
 Notices have been sent out for meeting of the Windham County bar to be held in the Superior court room this Thursday to act upon the appica- tion of Frank F. Howarth of this city for permission to take examination for admission to the bar, to be held in Hartford next Thursday and Friday. Eugene Bonneville and his neph- CIV Avellino, who gave square foot Of flesh that his uncle might recover from serious burns, are both getting along nicely. Miss Scheketon the trained nurse from Worcester, returned home Saturday. Dr. Seeley came from Wor' cester Monday to visit his patients,a and found them doing we'll
 Last weeks Danielson Transcript says: "A young mar who stated he came from Putnam recently solicited for advertising in Dsnielson. several merchants paid him money in advance. Now if turns out he was fake pure and simple. As yet no clue has been got of his whereabouts
 The monthly bulletin of the State Roard of Health gives the follow wing mortality report for Putnam: Deaths in November 10, representing an an- nual death rate per thousand oi l9'l' october. births IS, marriages '. lnfec- lions diseases were reported as follows; Scarlet fever l, dyphtheria and croup 3 tvphoid fever 1, consumption l.
 Howard Lasher, son Of MT. and Mrs Arthur Lasher, celebrated ms Gftb birthday last week Wednesday bv entertaining friends al his home on Fin street from five to eight o'clock. Tbere were games and refreshments ol of which delighted the children a,d then the little host gave theatre party, taking his guests to the D 'u's' i theatre.
 1 Arthur NJ. Clark, formerly of the e., of Ballard X Clark, and stephen Wing of Putnam have bought out the firm of Ii. 4. Wilkins ana sons o' Middleton. Mass, and will take po-
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