Putnam patriot., 1911-07-21

Samuel Walsh and son William are visiting in Lawrence.
 William E. Davison was in Boston Monday.
 Mrs. August Blsnchette is enter taining her mother from Lowell.
 -E. A. wheelock has been in New York this week.
 -J. Richard Carpenter and family are at Oak Bluffs.
 The little shower Monday night did world of good to gare and or chards.
 Mrs. Helen Wiley is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. w. H. Holmes, Westerly, R. I.
 Mrs. Ewart Brunn and son of Brooklyn, N. Y., are guests of Mrs. Charlotte Champlin, Bradley street.
 The addition of a second story to the building on the corner of Pomfret and Canal streets is completed.
 Word from Nicholas Rita, from Vancouver, B. G., states that he is es- abolished in the hotel business and do- ing we'll.
 Charles Bove has returned from weeks visit with relatives in New York city. He also purchased fittings for his new shoe store.
 U. Bennor and wife are entertain ing their daughter, Mrs. Charles War ner and her daughter Myra, of Balti- more.
 M. R. Joy has recently disposed of Buick truck to K. A. Darby of Dan ielson, model 26 Buick runabout to k. German, and a model ? Buick touring car to E. Mullan of Putnam. Q
 Members of the General Putnam hook and ladder company of the Put nam fire department held an outing and clam bake at Phillips grove, Ale xander's lake, Sunday.
 Manager Jutras of the Star theatre gave up his summer engagement in New Jersey on account of the hot weather. He spent Saturday in this city and then returned to his home in Pawtucket.
 Rev. J. R. 5tubbert, who is spend- ing a vacation at his cottage at Cres- cent Beach with his family was called home on Friday to officiate at the fune- ral service of the late John c. Hassard. --Attorneys Mahlon H. GeIsser and Howard C. Bradford of this city will be among those who will leave Putnam week from Saturday for a trip to Niagara Falls, Detroit, Toronto, the | Thousand Island and Montreal.
 The mortality table issued by sec retary Townsend of the state board of health gives the following for Putnam: Births in May, IT; Marriages, 0; Deaths in June, 6, representing an annual | death rate of 6.5.
 -G. A. Hammond took a party in his automobile to the Wauregan-Jew- ett City base ball game Saturday af- | ternoon. Wauregan won to 2. Shaw Is catching for the team. Raymond Wheaton covered second, It being his | fl rst game this season. His timely hit brought over the first rum and with the bases full and two down his assist shut of possible runs. The order of H. o. Averill, state commissioner of domestic animals, has been raised by limitation in so far as the muzzling of doys in certain parts of | the town of Putnam is concerned and the canines are now free to roam with out the protective apparatus that they have been required to wear since early in the spring.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent was called to | Milford, N. H., Sunday night, by the death of Chester Hall, aged IA years, after one days illuess of infantile par aIysis. He was brother of Miss Ger | trude Hall of this city. The burial was in Brookline, N. H. Mir. Sargent was | again called to Brookline this Thurs day to officiate at the funeral of Ed ward C. Tucker of that place. | "Wednesday, August s, has been selected as the date for the holding of a picnic at Phillips grove, Alexander's lake by the united camps, Sons of Vet erans, in Putnam, Webster, North 1 Grosvenor-dale, Danielson and Central Village. Members of the C. A. R., w. R. C., Ladies of the C.. A. R and Spanish War Veterans will be invited | to attend.
 The water at Webster lake, favor ite resort for Putnam people, is so low, the lowest point in many years, that 1 unless rain comes soon boats to Bea- con park will have difficulty in pass ing between Point Breeze and Beacon park. At the Narrows extreme care ! must now be exercised to prevent grounding.
 Arrangements have been made whereby the Knights of Columbus par ty organized in this city and vicinity l to visit the convention Of the order in i Detroit and then to travel through the l Thousand Islands and Canada, is to be consolidated with the official party leaving Worcester Saturday, July 29, one day earlier than it was originally | planned to go.
 As inspector of the milk supply for