Putnam patriot., 1911-06-09

Miss Mae Bradley has been the cnsst of Providence friends recently.
 Misses Ellen and Mary Wheelock were in Boston Friday. leland Bradley of the Worcester oeaoemy has been visiting local rela- tiyes.
 Mrs. Israel Lindsley of Providence uos entertained Friday by Mrs. Ellen Bugbee.
 Miss Evelyn Gagne has gone to Montreal to visit her sister, Ms. Geo. Pechie.
 Sunday was a beautiful day and tpndreds of automobiles passed through the city.
 Mansfield hose company will hold their first clam bake at Phillips grove, AIexander's lake, next Sunday. Miss Frances Jordan of New Bos- ton. spent Friday with Mrs. A. w. Macdonald. Oak Hill. T Clarence A. Stetson and wife of q New York have been guests of the for mer's parents, MT. and Mrs. A. C. # Stetson, Providence street. Mrs. Eugene Durocher, Mrs. John # Maybew, and Arthur Mayhew, will q leave June 17th for a months visit in # Montreal and Quebec.
 Miss Agnes Conan, formerly an # operator at the telephone exchange in a Putnam, is now employed at the eX- change in Webster.
 -Quinebaug Pomona grange has is- # sued handy road map showing all the roads in Windham county and the # location of granges.
 The Connecticut Pharmaceutical association will hold their 36th annual "a meeting June 18th and 14th at the # Mantowese house, Indian Neck.
 During June, the magnificent eve- 's ming star, Venus, runs rapidly east ward, climbing higher in the heavens a and growing brighter each night. # The illustrated article, "Six Little # Gardens" which appeared in the PA TRIoT of May 20th, should have been & credited to the June St. Nicholas.
 The New Haven road has announc- I led that beginning June freight cars can be held only two days and for |every day over that time rate of sl day will be charged.
 M Government bulletins are being is- zsued admonishing farmers to protect z2the forty-fve species of woodpecker, as this bird is the greatest enemy of 1n- sects which destroy $10O,00O,0oo worth of timber each year.
 John De Vicq, Willimantic, secre- Mary of the democratic state central B stommittee, was in Putnam Saturday Afternoon on a business trip. MT. De ENicq is now located Tn New Haven.
 An egg-laying contest to last for bne year, between various breeding pens of hens, is to be conducted at the Connecticut agricultural college at 6torrs beginning next October. M Mrs. G. k. Shaw of Pleasant ave ue, Mrs. s. M. Wheelock and daugh- ers Sylvia and Elizabeth of Church treet left this city Friday for Pleasant
 flew, R. l., where they are to spend be summer.
 # -Dr. Alanson H. Gleason Of Wor- ester, who at one time had an office D this city, was married to Miss M. ?, Young of Rhode Island, in Boston, n Tuesday of last week at II a. m., nd at D. m. sailed for Europe for ear's trip.
 Hot weather suggestions are being Ent out by the State Humane Society pr the treatment of horses, recom- Bending extra and frequent rests,
 oderate work, fair loads, slow driY-
 g, avoiding high cheeks, protection pm flies, care of harness sores, proper loeing and good care at night.
 S -Sheriff F. B. SibIey Thursday took
 rec Windham county prisoners from Pe Jail at Brooklyn to the states pris-
 al Wethersfield their names ana
 nlences being as follows: Vincent pmbardo, assault with intent to Kill, pe to five years; Carl Babbitt, Statu-
 ly burglary, three counts, one to four faIs; Andrew Babbitt, statutory burg
 ry, three counts, one to four years.
 N.Y. large crowd attended the attrac-
 Dns at Wildwood Park on Memorial
 y' June Is the Elks will have an
 llng at the Park, and June 20 will
 odd Fellows day. June 26 the the ' 'e will open for the season. Moving
 lures will be given every Saturday
 sunday evening.
 -An automobile and carriage col
 ed at the corner of Pomfret and
 llh Meadow streets Friday after 2 Vh The result was a demolished
 'eel on the carriage. The horse and
 mage were standing and were clear
 hy the front of the auto which was
 ing slowly. It is thought that
 horse backed just in time to strike
 rear wheel of the machine.
 Tn commenting on the efficiency
 which his deputies have done
 work, all of these deputies hav-
 oeen reappointed by him, Sheriff
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