Putnam patriot., 1911-08-25

nd from a week in New York; Alex Gilman and wife are spend- :. ,vo weeks in Barnard, Vt. Frank H. Cordier and wife return rrdsv afternoon from a month s rI,it with friends in Canada Israel Linsley and wife of Provi-
 s.ncs, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ellen
 Rugbee, Elm street.:
 -elarence A. Stetson and wife of
 ,.w York, are guests of Mr.iand Mrs.
 l , f, stetson, Providence street. cOrtland D. Arnold and wife spent
 s..dor at Ocean Beach. Also MT.
 ..d Nr. and Mrs. George Blythe.
 Miss Alice Bilodeau of Moosup
 .Dsnt Sunday with her brother, Nal .sIm BiIodeau, and wife, Smith street. Alderman George P. Miner, who
 |, uorking in South Lyme, spent Sun
 day in the city.
 II. E. Smith and wife returned
 uooday from several weeks stay in
 he Adirondacks.
 Mrs. E. T. Whitmore and Mrs. $. Rockwell of Willimantic, formerly If pntnam. called on friends here last week,
 Raymond Delarge has resigned
 his position at the wet wash laundry
 tn accept a position in Marion Broth
 CTS restaurant.
 Joseph F. Egan returned last week from two weeks trip down the Prov thence River, Newport, Narragansett Pier, and other places.
 Brother Mitchell, superior at St. Cesaire college, Canada, called on his former pupil, L. Annie Beaudreault,
 Providence street, last week.
 "A. Maynard and wife and daugh- ter Alice, spent last week with MT. Maynard's son, NJ. F. Maynard and family New Bedford.
 Mrs. NJ. G. Leonard has had as guests her sisters, Mrs. Emma Ripley and Mrs. Susan Wilcox, of Greene, R. L, also Mrs. Hattie Leonard.
 The rural carrier examination an- nOunced to be held on September has been postponed, and will be held on Saturday, September 16, at 9 a. m. at the Putnam Post office.
 New automobiles have been re- eeiyed by Putnam people as follows: w. J. Bartlett, Brush delivery wagon; Dr, J. J, Russell, Hupmobile; P. M. Laclair, Rec.
 Theodore Bibeault, formerly of this city, now Brother Edward of Amies college, St. Amies, Canada, was in the city last week endeavoring to get stu dents for the college.
 Richard Holmes of Westerly, is visiting his cousin, Malcolm Wiley, Oak Hill. MT. and Mrs. w. H. Holmes arrived Sunday evening, and spent Monday with A. w. Macdonald and family.
 The tiremen had a fish fry and cam bake at Quadic pond Sunday. A number of the men went over Satur- diy night and caught a wash tub full horned pouts which were served for 
 -one of State Highway Commis- soner Macdonald's proposed trunk mes extends from the Massachusetts lhe through Thompson, Putnam, and Allllngly, and south into New London Dunty.
 -forty grangers attended the out ns Of Putnam grange at Roseland Fa'k last Friday. The day passed i1eNiy and pleasantly and all arrived tune before the storm broke. A bas. ''' ''iuncheon was served.
 James Robinson, wife, and son lsloert, who visited A. w. Macdon- Aa and family, Oak Hill, last week, 1' saturday morning in their .auto- -oOle for the return trip to Mount lemon, \. Y.
 -Oaptaln of police John Murray is -A'lhg his vacation this week. Ser 'au' Hayes is doing day duty, and 'Dn MeGuire is covering the ser 'anFs night beat. Patrolman Cordi. 1as returned from Oswego, N, Y., -u iS pack on the north end beat.
 "A son was born August 17th to MT. ~ , WIS Robert J. Warren at Mount 'e'non, Ill. MT. Warren formerly
 " ih Putnam. He is now agent for r''ure concern, and is working at , s'ent ln Allensville, Ky. After two : .0"'ns work there he will leave for 0nnectieut.
 -tne New England League Fire '4 -, muster was held in New Bed .4' august l7th. A New Bedford p .Nr publishes pictures of the old 'lu engines that took part. Among -'se T old tubs is the Gaspee of Provi- '. Oe' which was formerly the Pro '''cf of Putnam.
 ,. e0htfaets have been received by \ s0Wn school board from teachers '. nave been engaged for the coming =. among the new teachers who
 returned contracts are Madame
 1a M. deViblie of Cambridge, of French and German in the
 senool; Henry Crocker of Port