Putnam patriot., 1911-03-17

Frank J arvis has recovered from an illness with pneumonia.
 Postmaster and Mrs. Frank G. z1 ,etters were in Boston Saturday.
 The Misses Egan are in New York Intending millinery openings.
 Mrs. l.. H. Alton of Worcester was ,he guest of Mrs. A. E. Child over the sabbath.
 # William $. Converse, who has been quite ill, has recovered, and is able to be about again.
 # Charles T. Thayer Chapman street, v as operated upon for appendicitis at the Day Kimball hospital.
 A mission for the English speak ssing people of St. Mary's church will begin Sunday evening, March 2eth.
 Rev. Fr. Van den Noort was in Il Hartford on Tuesday attending the kpring conference of the Roman Catho- lie pastors of the state.
 Bishop Milan has transferred Rev. kI gnatius Kost from South Coventry to the pastorate of the Catholic church in Dayville.
 # Chandler Mason of Enosburg 1Falls, Vt., spent Sunday with Mr. and zNITs. William Montville on Green ,. Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Kent and sstheir niece, Mildred Rice, have moved from their home on Farrows street to NIanchester, N. H.
 @ -RepresentativeHec Duvert gave ' en address before the Franco American political club at Danielson Sunday af slernoon.
 8 The French River Textile compa- Spany at Mechanicsville, who recently enlarged their mill by the erection of Barge addition are adding new looms and new workers to their plant.
 There was acollision of an utomo- s5bile and wagon, Saturday afternoon, hear Bugbee's corner. The jolt fright ened the horse attached to the wagon and it began to rear and kick until it about demolished the wagon.
 List of letters remaining in the Putnam post office for the week ending March IA, 1911:
 # Gentlemen-Mr. Myar Beatlor, MT. |&1 ames Campbell, MT. E. Coniendo, Nr. A. G. Gagne, MT. Joe Gubbor, MT. ls11 1ohn w. Lassey, MT. Binanzio Ton- enZue.
 # Ladies-Miss Mary Rectangular, |n Hiss Annie Stockton. M St. Patrick's Day comes Friday, but while Erin's sons heartily honor fhe day, no public demonstration is ever attempted in this city. To be im- pressive they are left to be carried out S 3n the larger cities of the country. To- night, Friday, the members of the A. D H. will celebrate St. Patrick's Day by holding festival in their hall, on Pomfret street.
 Mrs. A. St. Jean, while coming sout of her husbands bakery on Battey 1treet, Monday morning, fell and frac- 1nred her wrist. pr. LaRue was called D attend her. Mrs. St. Jean has the ympathy of her friends, as in addi- Ion to the duties of her own family, br the past two years she has had the 3< are of the children of her son Joseph, rho has been confined to his bed for bany months.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Donohue of High street, this city, formerly Of Romfret, left Putnam Saturday morn- Ing for Worcester, to enter the Old Folks home. MT. and Mrs. Donohue
 fe childless, having years ago expe- E denced the great sorrow of losing four daughters by scarlet fever in one week. II r. Donohue owned a farm in Pom- 1fet before coming to Putnam. M The progress on the sewer is neces- oarily slow as the connecting link from point back of the Arcade block to Lee street is through solid ledge. The nrush of water near the canal also re. Birds the work and a manhole was re- ently demolished by water and will lave to be rebuilt. The boiler WAS re- ently moved to point near Connor's Blacksmith shop and the steam dpill IS z aking inroads to the bed of rock. A z ernck has been erected to take out De rock when blasted.
 The commencement exercises Of ne thirty-second graduating class of
 he Hartford Hospital Training School pr Nurses was held last Friday even &pg in the nurses residence, No. 31
 eferson street. Among the gradu-
 les are May A. Sabin of this city and Nelie Gates Brown, formerly of this Mty, who received the O. C. Smith z ize of $50 in gold for the highest &anding in theoretical and practical xork. Miss Brown now has position
 one of the head nurses in an Eye
 nd Ear Hospital in New York city. Ter friends will be pleased to hear Of
 er success.
 -Howard Whitmore, the eldest son
 k. F. Whitmore, formerly of this x ty, clerk of the. Loch Crystal hotel,
 Lakeview, N. C., a new resort for
 urists in the south, was instrumental
 saving the lives of many of the
 pests of the hotet at . tire which des-