Putnam patriot., 1911-09-29
-C. NJ. Elliott was in Worcester,

-Mathewson Angell of Quinebaug avenue lost valuable COW last week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Green of wor. cester were guests of local friends on Sunday coming in their automobile.
 Joseph Beauregard is the guest of his brother, Landlord Beauregard of Hotel Cargill.
 The w. C. T. [. willimeet with Mrs. Mary Gardner, Friday afternoon, at O o'clock.
 The Connecticut Agricultural Col lege at Storrs, opens with PTS students, the largest enrolment in the history of the institution. All the rooms in the dormitories are filled.
 An operation was performed at the Day kimball hospital, Monday, on the knee of Wesley Keller, who broke his knee cap while at work last week. He Is resting comfortably.
 At the meeting of the Putnam High school Athletic association the follow ing officers were elected:
 President-Nilfred Stanton.
 Nice-P President-Arthur C. Keith.
 Treasurer Frederick NJ. HiIdreth.
 Secretary Gertrude Perry.
 The following members of the fire department attended the State Fire mems muster at Hartford Wednesday,: Chief Mark Wilson, A. Boucher, P. Clouthier, William Fuller, Harry E. Morse, Martin Welch, Wm. Hughes, and Frank Dumas.
 Marion Wilson of New York, in character costume sketches, is to give an entertainment in Odd Fellows hall October 23, under the auspices of the local lodge. Miss Wilson appeared in this city year ago, and delighted her audience.
 The regular monthly meeting of Division 1, A. o. H., will be held on next Sunday, October lst, at their hall on Pomtret street at 2.30 o'clock. As business of importance is to come be- fore the meeting, full attendance of the members is requested.
 Stephen A. Wing has finished work as overseer of the weaving room in the Bernon mills in Georgiaville, k. 1 ., and has returned to his home in this city. Before leaving the mills he was surprised when the operatives ga thered at shutttng-down time and pre- sented him gold chain and purse of money.
 State truant officerW. $. Simmons of Central Village, was at the office of G. A. Hammond, Union block, Satur- day morning, to meet the parents of number of children who wished offi- cial permission for the young people to go to work. All were French Cana dians.
 Rev. Robert A. Ashworth, pastor of the Meriden Baptist church, has ac- cepted the call of the First Baptist church, Milwaukee, and assumes the pastorate next Sunday. MT. Ash worth formerly resided in this city, where his father, Rev. J. w. Ash worth, was the pastor of the Baptist church.
 List of advertised letters at Put nam post office for week ending Sept. 26:
 Gentlemen-RussoC Carmine, Mathew Fish. Edmond Grenier, J. Lepper, t1s- bon White, Geo. A. Whitney.
 Ladies = Mrs. Maurice Carpenter, Mrs. R. w. Cutler, Miss Prescilla C. Mackenzie, Mrs. Mary Weaver.
 -nSouyenirn William H. Taylor was visitor in Putnam Saturday. He said that he had not positively decid- ed to remain i'm Hartford permanently but that he might do so, as his ousl- ness interests are now principally Tn that city. Work toward the publiea- tion of his legislative history is pro- pressing slowly, and the book will probably not be issued until late in the winter.
 The Windham County Observer has changed hands, Horace F. Wilder nav ing sold the business to George l.. Pad eett of Elmhurst, a suburb of Brook- Iyn N. Y, and Henry C. Meinken of Brooklyn, the former an experlenced nrinter and the latter ga newspaper man of experience. They are both voung men and the PATRIOT extends them A welcome to our city. Our re. Iations with MT. Wilder have always baan most pleasant, both businesswlse and socially. Since coming to ut- nam he and his wife have made many friends who hope they may remain ID the city. Mir. Wilder has no definite nlans for the future aside from Vaca- tion and rest.
 The fact has come out that Bishop Frederick Burgess formerly rector oi Christ church, Pomfret, unaValhhgiy nrotested against Timmie Woodruff sunday aviation meet at Nassau Bouie- vord Long Island. Representing AS [ do u the bishop wrote to the sheHn' ,.tbe Cathedral Corporation, which Is one of the largest property owners Tn Garden City, whose property ana whose schools, will be damaged II sueh onan violation of the Sunday law Is permitted. I hereby call your attention to this proposed action Of the aviation aornoration and request you to insis'