Putnam patriot., 1911-12-08
Local news on pages l, ?, 4,6. s.

tor Monday.
 -Dr' NJ. J. BuTard has purchased A BUICK runabout of Nj. R. Joy.
 -J. B. Tatem and wife were recent visitors with Rockville relatives.
 A party from this city attended D. A. K, whist in Danielson Tuesday.
 A railroad track scale is being in. stalled in the upper railroad yard.
 Mrs. Wallace Stearns entertained the Tuesday club this week.
 -Mrs.C. K. Shaw and son Knoylton have returned from visit with rela. lives in Bayonne, Nd.
 The W. (. T. [. will meet with Mrs. (. H. Edson, Church street, Fri day afternoon, at o'clock.
 Special meeting of the Odd Eel. lows, Friday evening to work the Initiatory degree.
 Court City of Putnam, F. of A, will hold their election of officers on Tuesday evening, December 18th.
 -Cargill Council, K. of C.. will elect officers at their meeting Sunday after noon.
 w. C. Klebart and wife arrived in Putnam at 6.30 Monday evening from their wedding trip to New York.
 Alexander Varbedian and his bride arrived in Putnam Monday MT. Varbedian went to his home in Syria last July and while there was married.
 The B-4-U club, composed of a number of young men, have leased Union hall. They will run dances and sublet. Joseph Loiselle is manager.
 Charles E. Pratt, Bradley street, will address a teachers institute in the Norwalk High school next Saturday on "Mechanics of primary reading"
 Mrs. E. M. Corbin, with her daugh- ter, Miss Harlie l . Corbin ,and son liar old $. Corbin, will leave December Il, to join MT. Corbin in Eufula, Ala, for the winter.
 The annual meeting of Quinebaug Lodge, A. F. X A. M., will be held at the Masonic temple this Thursday evening. Election of officers will be held and a collation. served.
 There will be dance in A. 0. H. hall Saturday evening. The Verdi or chestra of Webster will furnish music. Admission 30 cents a couple, ladies 9 cents.
 Tine ladies of tst, Philips Guild of the Episcopal church will hold food, apron, and fancy work sale, at the home of Mrs. E. H. Payne, sGroVe street, Friday, Dec. eth, from to 3 o'clock.
 Landlord E. C. Rogers of the Inn, and Otis Fox, returned last week from a hunting trip to New Brunswick. The former got deer and the latter moose. There was foot of snow in the woods when they left camp.
 The regular meeting of the Eliza beth Porter Putnam chapter, D. A. R., will be held in the chapter rooms, Pom- fret street, Monday, December llth, al 2 n. m. Board of management meet ing at 2.30.
 CARD The undersigned wishes to thank the many friends for the kind- ness and sympathy shown'during her bereavement in the death of her hus- band. and also for the beautiful flowers from them and the A, o. |. w.
 Mas. E. N. ToURTELLoTTE.
 Rev. John P. Marvin, pastor of the church in Oxford, and well known in this city, has moved to and will terminate his OK ford pastorate January l. MT. Mar yin states that the health Of his wife is tbe main reason for his resignation. He will supply when needed, and take the next two months to fix up his boys ramp at Crystal Lake, Easttord.
 A Norwich officer has been at the iail in Brook lyn this past week inter- viewing Mason and Hall, the men re- cently arrested in Putnam on the oharge of stealing horse from Attle- boro Falls. Itis thought in Norwich thai the men have some information f h at might locate another horse stolen some time ago.
 William Lewis, aged II, who was to the Windham County Terporary Home from Killingly, be- came dissatisfied Friday afternoon with some of his playmates. 50 ne ran away and was found near the rail- -oad station about 10.30 o'clock Friday evening by Sergeant Patrick Hayes. Thatcher was notified and he came down to the city anu tooA willie home. Willie was glad to go back, ~,h
 Edward 0. Lindley, of North Mass, for many years resi- dent of Putnam, recently celebrated his roth birthday. He was born Ill R. l., in ls4I, and came ,a pntnam at the age Of IS years, as bookkeeper for Fisher X Clark shoe After six years Wllh thai firm he went 10 a similar position 1rith Richmond & Williams who con dncted a general store in the oul'alns now owned and occupied by Edward MnIlan. At the age.of . he married Hfbbard. and in 1854 moved