Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-27
Public Dane for a Good Cause.

Public Dance for Good Cause.
The dance to be given under the aus
pices Of the entertainment committee
Of the Woman's Board OF the Day
Kimbal Hospital, on Friday evening,
Feb. 3fd, at the re opening Of Union
Hall, is to be absolutely public, and all
are hereby invited by the committe as
no special invitations are TO be Issued.
The Hall in itself, with its new y de-
corated side walls and ceiling, and the
excellent floor for dancing would be an
attraction, but the cause for which
the party is given, is sure TO warrant
large attendance by those who enjoy
dancing, as well as by the many who
enjoy the sociability of such gather
ing.
Tickets are for sale by members of
the committee and friends, and will
also be on sale at the door. Tickets 30
cents. Sec'y.
Miss Florence Stubbert has return
ed from visit in Boston.
Miss Amy Conan is visiting in
Woonsoeket.
Mrs Walter Wheaton, Oak Hill,
entertained the Tuesday club this week.
Miss Bessie Leete, Guilford, was
recently the guest of +. W. Seward
and family.
There will be election of officers at
the regular meeting Of the French Ar.
tisan society Sunday.
cyril Hemillard, Jr., Arthur Du-
veft, Alcid ST Onge, John b. Byrne,
Thomas p. Ryan, and NJ. NJ. Dryer,
have been named as committee of
Cargill Council, X. of c., to arrange for
the annual Easter ball.
Miss Webster of the Day Kimball
Hospital, Is visiting relatives in Green
Vile, s. c. She will be gore two or
three months, taking a needed rest.
The hospital is in charge of Miss Biloxi
ham.
The Franklin sentinel Editor and
Proprietor Carl b. Johnson, formerly
of this city,, has been enlarged. 1t has
been issued in four page form semi
weekly, but hereafter the Friday issue
will contain eight pages.
News has been received in this
city of the death, in Seaside, Oregon,
of Mrs. Rhoda Remillard. She had
just returned to her home after visiting
her brother.in law, Cyril Remillard,
in this city.
Putnam High hockey team were
defeated in Pomfret by Pomfret School
team, Friday, by a score of 10 10 ).
During the game Burt Luke, son of
Mr. and Mrs. a. c. Luke, came in col.
lision with another player, which re-
suited in broken coll ar bone for the
Putnam boy.
Mrs. w J. Bartlett and daughters,
and Miss Gertrude Jones, were in Bos-
ton Saturday to see the production of
1.-The Spanish GYPSY" given by We'll
lesley graduates. Miss Lillian Drouet,
a former teacher in the Putnam High
School, had one of the principal roles,
and received high commendatory press
notices for her work.
MI Geo. r. Shaw, as member of
the Executive Committee, representing
the Putnam Business Men 5 Associa-
ton, attended the annual Banquet of
the Danbury Business Mems Assoeia-
tion, ON Monday He met with fine
body OF business men and heard some
interesting addresses. Next week he
viii have something To say about his
visit and what he observed in a well
organized body of business men.
"A man giving his name as J. r.
Kingdom, residence Somerville, Mass,
WAS brought to the Day kimbal hos.
pital Tuesday night suffering from a
severe scalp wound. The man was
struck by Providence bound trolley
ear in killlngly, and ii was only the
prompt action Of Motorman Bliven in
stopping his car that saved his life.
The place where he was struck was
some distance from the highway and
it is thought that he deliberately step
ped in front of the ear in an attempt to
commit suicide.