Putnam patriot., 1911-03-10

a Hartford Saturday.
 4 Mir. k. A. Wheelock and Silas NJ. # Wheelock returned Saturday from a trip to Knoxville, Tenn.
 Miss A. Chabot is attending the millinery openings at Boston this q week.
 The annual meeting of the w. c. M T. U. will be held with Mrs. Mary A Gardner, Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 Miss Ellen Wheelock will leave s the last of the week with party of # relatives and friends for stay at Pine- # hurst, N. C.
 # The regular meeting of the Wom- ans Relief Corps will be held on Tues day, March IA. A full attendance of & the members is requested.
 Roger w. Mowry, aged S5 years, a past master of Quinebaug lodge of ma- sons, went to Wallingford Saturday to # enter the masonic home.
 Prosper Vigiard was in Boston on # Tuesday looking over the new models # in automobiles at the automobile show.
 John B. L'Heureux, of Marlboro, # Mass, former business man of this % city, is in town visiting friends and re- z# latives.
 There will be meeting of the s# Kings Daughters at .the home of Mrs. # w. H. Longdon, Grove street, We'd a nesday afternoon, March 10th, at 3.30 @ p, m.
 & Acting School Visitor Eric H. Z Johnson speaks before the Parent # Teachers association in Franklin this # #Thursday evening on "Problems of the # Public Schools
 M William F. Davis of Elizabeth, N. @ ., formerly city editor of The Observ- A8 er, was called to Dayville this Thurs < day to attend the funeral of his father, # J ohm Davis, aged 5S.
 The Eastern Commercial Teach # ers' Association will hold three days convention at Bridgeport, beginning April IA and closing on the 18th, with
 
 The monthly meeting of Elizabeth # Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A. R.. will be held at the Chapter rooms, Pomfret street, next Monday, March 18th, at < 8 o'clock. Meeting of the Board of Ma nagement at 2:30.
 The next regular meeting of the # Woman's Board of the Day Kimball # Hospital, will be held on Wednesday, M March l5, in o. F. hall, at p. m. Exc zcutive Committee meeting at 2:30 pm. lon same date. Sec'y.
 District Deputy P. J. Hurlihe, of Nilimantic was in Putnam Friday, arranging with M. NJ. Dwyer, Grand K night of CargiI Council, K. of C., for the Conference of the third degree on class of candidates in this city on the 18th of March. The gathering will be an important one, as there will be Delegations present from Willimantic, ! Norwich, Danielson, Moosup, Waure- gan and other places.
 The Connecticut,A Agricultural Col lege will notify all Oranges about this Section, in the near future, that the | College will give demonstrations of the | Spraying of fruit trees, where arrange i ments can be made by the Oranges to | x have orchards secured for demonstrat- Ing purposes. This work should be done during the; present month to be Effective.
 Those who had heard that Man. l ager Edward Morrill, of the Bradley | theatre had resigned will be pleased to x Know that he has reconsidered his | Resignation and will remain here. MT. | E hofrill has pleased his patrons from l the start, as the increased patronage of l 1he house demonstrates. He seems to | 1ntuitively anticipate what will please the public and provides it.
 Miss Clarice Rytherof Providence, has been chosen as the member of the l pnior class, in the Woman's College, l < Brown University, to attend the Ma aonal Convention of the Kappa Alpha | Hheta, at Los Angeles, in July She l
  D an active member of the Society, and 1 1he trip was one which created great valry. She will go with special 1
 arty from New York. Miss Ryther |
 the daughter of MT. and Mrs. 0. E. | 4yther, the latter is sister of Lewis 0. ! Williams, this city. .g Calvin Mason, aged 40 years, | orother-in-law Of Mayor Macdonald, 1 las accidentally drowned last Thurs 1 Say by being knocked of the deck of = vessel into the sea. MT. Mason liv- ~ with his wife in South Boston. He, < pith other members of the crew, was ngaged in shortening sail when the Nessel gave lurch and he was thrown <nto the sea. A dory was immediately ounehed but just as it got near the 2 Ian in the water he sank from view
 nd never came up again.
 Howard Whitmore, son of Edward
 Whitmore, of Willimantic, formeE-
 of Putnam, is a chaffeur for Mr. Xoulsnd, now at Lakeview, N. C., Is Hry popular in that town, judging om the following clipping from one ha {. nh u