Putnam patriot., 1911-05-19
-C. NJ. Elliott made a business trip to Worcester Tuesday,

! "A speeial tram carrying passengers 10 the World in Boston passed through here last Saturday morning. Postmaster Letters and wife at- tended the musical festival at Spring field last week.
 Henry Guertin is the new manager ot the c. A. C. base ball team in place ot Henry Bertrand, resigned.
 Vincent McEyoy attended the l01 Ranch Wild West Show at Worcester Monday.
 Mrs. R. Rathbun has returned to Lowell after spending the winter with Mrs. C. H. Kelley.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Thayer and their son Allen of Providence have been visiting MT. and Mrs. H. ]. Thayer of King street. Nelson May and daughter, Miss Edna May of Orange, N. J., were guests of their cousin, Mrs. Abbie E. Child, on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Thomas Saunders and child of Webster, have been the guests of her parents, E. Mullan and wife. Dr. Saunders came down for Sunday.
 Miss Gertrude Jones spent Sunday with Miss Lillian Druett, formerly teacher in the High school, at Well lesly, Mass.
 Fred N FIagg has resigned his position with Ballard X Clark to be- come manager of the kitchen depart ment in the B. D. Bugbee store.
 Andrew J Hyde of Montclair, N. J., is visiting Putnam friends for few days. MT. Hyde spent the winter at Atlanta, Ga., and in Havana, Cuba. States Attorney Charles k. SeaTls and Mrs. Searls are contemplating tour of Europe this summer. They will leave next month.
 Mrs. George Gilpatric of Fremont street is visiting her son, Walter Gill | patric, and his family, in Bay Ridge, N. Y.
 The streets about the city have been cle aned of the worn top dressing and the oil is expected to arrive every day now so tkat very soon the dust nuisance will be abated.
 John Moran will sever his connec- tion as lineman for the Putnam Light X Power company in the near future and remove with his family to Attic boro, Mass.
 pr H. Sandel will leave in a few days for a trip to the Pacific coast. Mrs. Sandel will go for a visit with relatives in New Orleans joining the doctor later.
 List of letters remaining at the l post office May l6
 Gentlemen-Frank Freeman, Joseph Greene, Melvin E. Stark, Herman Strailer x Sons.
 A. C. Blanchette who conducts a furniture store in this city and Willi- mantle had fire damage to the latter store last week. The damage, 500, was fully covered by insurance.
 An application of oil has been made to the surface of the new macad am road running from below the fair grounds to Whites Crossing. The steam roller is also at work on that stretch of highway.
 The mortality table issued by the state board of health for the month of April and a statement of births and marriages for the month of March giI es the following for Putnam; Births r, marriages ?, deaths 6, death rate s..
 John E. Holmes was recently elected Captain of the track team and his brother Wm. D., vice president of the Y. NJ. C. A. Athletic club of Mon treal They are sons of w. E. Holmes, formerly superintendent of the Ham mond. Knowlton company this city.
 There was a good attendance at theBradley theatre lastThursday even ing. Firemen's Night, and all enjoyed the excellent show provided. The companies met with the Eagles at the upper part of the city, and, headed oy band marched to the theatre.
 CARD OF THANKs-We the under signed wish to express our sincere thanks to our many friends and neigh bors for their sympathy and flowers during our recent bereavement in loss of husband and father.
 Mas. A. C. BoswoRTH,
 RAY C. BoswoRTH.
 Sunday will see the institution ot a new fraternal society in this city when a court of FFanco-American Foresters will be organized. The in- stitution will be held in St. John 5 hall and will be in charge of grand officars from Woonsocket, Lowell and Snringfeld. There will be literary and musical program, the Cargili or ohestra assisting. The court will De