Putnam patriot., 1911-02-17
Attorney H. {. Bradford was in

boston anu WoEccstoi Aucsuaf.
C. G. Smith has gone to the Sol
diers' Home at Noroton.
Frank T. Ellis of Glenridge, n. j.,
spent Sunday with his parents, G. NJ.
Ellis and wife.
Howard Billiard, Killingly road,
has bought out Mayhew's restaurant,
Webster.
Rev. B. f. Benoit will preach in
n tbe baptist church Sunday afternoon,
at 800 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wheelock
spent several days in New York last
week returning home Saturday.
N L. n. Ingraham has moved from
May street to the house recently vaca-
q ted by DR.. Landry, on Woodstock ave-
nue..
III The annual meeting and election
u of officers of the Arcanum Club will be
81 held in the club rooms Friday evening,
February "a, at g O'Clock.
81 "A Teachers Institute will be held
N in the State Normal School in Wilt
mantle, Saturday, February 25th. An
Il INTERESTING program has been prepared.
N Miss Isabelle Morrell and Fred
e MorreIl of New York spent Sunday
Il and Monday with their parents, DIR.
h and Mrs. f. A. Morrell.
Eagle Hose company took in a
new member Sunday afternoon.
&c uests from the other companies were
4 present.
IN The members of Mansfield Hose
company, No. 3, are anticipating a
.skroast pig supper, to be given the mem
beers the latter part OF this month.
81 Members of the caliCouncil, X. of
&, will attend joint installation of
"a ounciIs from Moosup, Danielson and
sy auregan, in Moosup, next Sunday.
There was a meeting of the new
High School building committee on
SThursday night. The general situation
!. and progress on the building were dis
& cussed.
q List of letters remaining in the
{, Putnam post office for the week ending
d February IA, 1911:
sd conference.-the. Adams, Alex. Me-
Intyre, }. b. Taylor.
"a Ladies-Mrs. William Langevin.
w ashington, the "Father of his Coun-
1ry,n before whom all Americans bow
An reverence without any division. His
Birthday occurs on Wednesday, Febru.
|xSaIy %. Such celebrations promote pa
ariotism and good citizenship.
M = The annual dance at the Pomfret
school was held Friday night. Satur-
day several sleighing parties from
Pomfret came to this city and attend
I'D the theatre. A parlor car, attached
40 the Sunday afternoon train, took
lhe New York guests back to that city.
2 A letter from Senator Brandegee
was received by G. A. Hammond, con-
Raining the information that bill pro-
posing pension grant of $50 month
10 the so year old Veteran, Albert ).
Granger, of this city, included in the
omnibus pension bill, which has been
VI avoTably reported.
Elise where we print letter from
" l.. A. Co. on "Popular Election of
IS. Senator'S" while short, plain and
6mple Units logical statements, iumust
n barry conviction to the unbiased mind
& lat there is strong reasons for the az
rmative side.
Frank Guilmet, of Moosnp, and
Miss EdouilIa Bordage were united in
3 d arriage in ST. Mary's church, Tues
Nav morning, at $50 O'Clock. They
1eft on the early train for Boston. On
fheir return they will reside in Moos.
4 NJ Both of the young people are well
Known in this city.
Many of the foremost educators
Ind social reformers from all over the
& y nited States gathered in Providence
30 Tuesday. The occasion was the
tghth annual convention of the Reli-
ious Education Association. The ses-
tpn closes on Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Child gave Valen-
rlne luncheon, to which she invited
Ner Bible school class, at her home on
8rove street, on Saturday afternoon.
n Iesrts were used for decorations and
BART shaped delicasies were served.
fogessive angling and other games
ERE enjoyed by the young people.
In his annual Message Mayor Mac
lbnad recommended the purchase OF
AToad roller and stone crusher for the
b.. In pursuance of this recommen-
ation the members of the highway
mmittee-Messrs. Hawkins, Nichols
ID Miner-spent Friday and Satur-
z by in. Boston and suburbs inspecting
lers and crushers and getting all
ssible information on the subject rs
which make would best suit the
EDS of this city. 1t is probable that
appropriation for the purchase oil
ese articles will be asked for at the
nual city meeting next month.
Various pieces of hardware, so ar
nged as TO suggest different names OF
Nns, is attracting considerable atten-
N to Ballard & Clark's show WIN
~. For instance, there is piece oil
od and a bit stock-Wood-st stock
acz