Putnam patriot., 1911-05-19

Miss Adah Alexander of Boston ..s been the guest of her father on Grove street.
 -The pupils of grade s, hung their ..oober Mrs. C. B. Gascoigne large Mov basket on Monday night. Mir and Mrs. George Blythe of p.oaIev street have returned from a brief visit with relatives in Providence. An enjoyable meeting of the 0. NJ. .,,h was held with Miss Alice Morse ofPleasant avenue, Monday evening. a-Miss Bartlett, teacher of grade V ,eceived beautiful May basket from rnnils on Tuesday night. "A Troy laundry is to be opened in ,ho Putnam Inn block in the store va cated by C. E. Heath. The houses in the Morse Village in inc upper part of the city are being re- haired preparatory to painting.
 -Forty.five boys and forty girls will .ooe;ve their first communion at the s o'clock mass at St. Mary's church on 8 Sunday morning
 Louis St. Martin spent Sunday with relatives in the city, and visited 8 his brother who is seriously ill at the Day Kimball hospital. # A. C. Blanchette and family of Villimar tic made an auto trip to this city sunday, and called on his brother # August Blanchette
 Mrs. Albert Clarke and Mrs. Lin # derman of Hartford are guests of MT. # and Mrs. Arthur c. Clarke on South @ Main street.
 & The Danielson K. o. K. A. de- # feated the Putnam K. o. K. A. in a game of base ball at Danielson last # Saturday, by score of 16-l5. -C. D. Sharpe and wife are in At E lsntic City this week attending the sessions of the Supreme Council of the E Golden Cross.
 # -Dr. H. B. Wright, dentist, of Nau- # gstuck, will open the office formerly # oeeupied by Dr. H. Sandel, June 1st, and will move with his family to this city.
 # Edward H. Crocker and wife Of T Hartford. have been visiting the lat l teris father, Edward Williams, Elm street Mir. Crocker remained over Sunday, his wife staying for weeks visit.
 An automobile took a load of fire men to the Harrington farm on the Pomfret Landing road Thursday eNen- ! ing, where a brush fire was eXtin- guished before much damage was done
 Waller J. Bartlett and Mrs. E. I L. simpson have returned from Utica, N Y., called there by the iii- ness and death of their father, David Bartlett, who died in Williamstown, NY, on Saturday.
 \ Work on the new bridge is going on rapidly. The roadway is being E filled in, ashes being used mainly. The top will be macadamized. It IS expected that it will be ready for foot passengers Decoration Day, so that the l G. 4. R may be the first to cross it.
 Putnam Nest Order of Owls sent a delegation to New Britain this Thurs day to be present at the institution ot anest in that city. Prominent mem- bar oF q, <lar oil he stale will be present. A reception com mittee, Colonel Alfred l.. Thompson chairman, is composed of representa- tive men of New Britain.
 The Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A. R., will decorate the graves of Revolutionary soldiers in the oldest KiIlingly burying ground, May 18th, at p. m. Miss Charlotte Man hing wit take charge of the carriages which will leave the square at 2.4o. The public are cordially invited.
 Randolph l.. Bullard, who lives on the Putnam Heights road, was thrown from his wagon Monday, ana sustained a broken collar bone. MT. Bullard had just got into the wagon and started to drive out of the yard, when something on the seat gave way, and he was thrown to the ground. Aside from the broken boneihe is feel ing all right.
 Summer homes are being opened h the country surrounding Putnam, and the city streets are beginning to take on their busy midsummer ap- peaFance. Many new and costly au- tomobiles are seen this yea only few sull remaining loyal to the horse as means of coaching the shopping center oi these summer colonies.
 The dance given by the T. A. x $. society in A. O. H. hall last Saturday night was we'll attended. The affair
 was So successful that another dance Will be held next Saturday night at the same place. Monday evening, May 29th the society will hold dance in Union hall at which no admission
 VIII be charged, but , cents will be charged for each dance.
 Ms. Sarah Emeline Ennis of Nor
 wen, pleasantly remembered her 'oth uHthday on Thursday of last week at @e home of MT. and Mrs. E. C. Jewett Vn Maple Grove ayenue Mrs Ennis