Putnam patriot., 1911-11-03

spent Sunday With her parents
 Dr. F. T. Baldwin has removed ,,ou Elm street to sunnyside.
 E. L. Kelley and wife were in Boston Saturday.
 Miss HelenIBradley of Berlin spent Sunday with relatives.
 Miss Irene Reed was the weekend guest of Eastford relatives
 A teachers institute will be held In Waterbury next Saturday.
 Mrs. Frederick Plimpton of Mill m.rhee. is visiting friends in the city. Miss Mary M. Stowell of Daniel- ,on called on friends in the city Tues day.
 Miss A. E. Chollar left on Tuesday ,o visit her brother in Kansas City, Mo.
 NJ, and Mrs. T. A. Lake leave this Friday for their winter home in LimOna, Fla.
 Mrs. Charles l.. Torrey and Miss $ Elizabeth Clarke were in Williman- tie on Monday.
 Mrs. Mary Nolan of Sydney, New Bmnswiek, is the guest of her sister Mrs. Archibald Macdonald. Philip Foisey left Sunday for Man vile. R. l., where he has accepted a wsition as shipping clerk in a mill. Rev. John Van den Noort, pastor of st. Mary's church, is taking the parish census.
 Edward Favreau of Boston spent Sunday with his parents on Elm street.
 William Griffin of Boston, spent Sunday with his mother on Pomfret street.
 Mrs. Carrie R. Gascoigne spent Sunday with her daughter, Miss Char lotte Gascoigne in Boston. Mrs. Charles H. Kelley has given up her home on Grove street. and is boarding with Mrs. George H. Taylor. South Main street. All Saints day was observed at St. May's church Wednesday morning with three masses, at 5, s, and 9.l5 o'clock. In the evening at T.l5 sta- tons of the cross and rosary.
 Front street was blocked Saturday h the passage of electric cars near the nlroad bridge, on account of the ex- ayalion made to get sewer connection flor the railroad switch tower.
 Mrs. D. H. Billings has removed from Putnam to Providence, where she will reside with her son, l. D. Bill Shgs. Mrs. Billings has lived in Put nsm several years, and her friends re- snl her departure.
 "A. E. St. Onge, who came here year ago from Woonsocket as assistant kuRrintendent for New York insur. snce Co. doing business in Putnam, fssgned, and completed his labors on Saturday evening. His successor is bot announced.
 List of advertised letters at the Putnam post office for the week end Ing October 3l:
 Gentlemen-R. F. Danvers, Prof. alph Grant, Alfred Haelsen, Edward Rogers.
 Ladies-Mrs. Maurice Carpenter, ln. George Jordan, Madam Manley, Mss Mary Smith, Miss Mary U. Will The twenty.ninth annual meeting lhe Connecticut Valley Kindergar- fa Association, will be held at Center Iaufch House, Hartford, Saturday, FoVember llth. The morning session eglns at I0.30 ending with the election officers. At the afternoon session at F0O, Chauncy Brewster Tinker, De- anment of English, Yale College, m give an address on "Letters and elter Writing.n
 In the appointment of Eastern hlllet officials of the Southern New ngland Telephone company are mo- Sd lhe following: Line Foreman L.
 "ordell, formerly of Putnam. "e chief in Putnam, C. T. Thayer. Aehange mauageI, Danielson, C. W. 'sg' formerly of Putnam. Thayer u fiagg are also appointed stock s'ks In their respective towns. Toll is chief, Norwich, Harold T. Sar- Fa'i son of Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Sar- Fnl of this city.
 Sherman, French x Co, publish
 boston, have announced the pub auon of 'The American Philosophy 'smatlsm critically considered Tn a''on to Present Day Theology" by
 C P. Huizinga, author of "Be-
 in a Personal God.n The work
 received favorable comment from
 press in various parts of the coun-
 Hmay be had from the publish
 ioi D cents by mail. The author
 ioimerly pastor of the Congrega-
 "a 2. cnurch in Thompson.
 ne government's suit for the dis
 .uoh Of the steel trust recalls the
 Aal the head of the great indus
 00molnation, Judge E. H. Gary,
 'HisSed being a native of Putnam,
 "ih occurring only a short time
 us parents removed from the Ga
 -salct, named for the family, to IT,
 Judge Gary is a personal - ana school chum of E. NJ.