Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15


 Miss Adeline Chabot attended the r,;inery opening at Boston this week. -Lucius P. Merriam spent Sunday u;,b friends in Worcester.
 Mi. and Mrs. George Blythe of p,adley street spent Friday in Boston.
 Y F. Pratt was in Hartford on Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur c. Clarke t.ve been in Worcester recently.
 E NJ. Brunn returned to Brook lvu \. Y, last week, making the trip by automobile.
 MI. and Mrs. George Hathaway and son Lloyd have returned from qverton, R. l., where they spent the summer.
 Miss Byrne of New York city has h,ah spending a few days with her mother on Woodstock avenue.
 Miss Mildred E. Carver is in New Iondon. She will also visit in Mystic before her return home.
 Mrs. George E. Shaw has returned fam Pleasant View, where she spent the summer
 Misses Doris and Phyllis Sykes have returned to New Haven, after spending month in this city.
 -Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tatem, Sr., and Miss NJ. Eden Tatem have return ei from the Adirondacks. Mrs. C. H. Kelley of Grove street has been entertaining her sister from Hartford.
 Mrs Eben Holden and child of Dorchester have been visiting Miss Mary Johnson, Grove street.
 -J. B. L'HeuTeux of Fitchburg, for merly of this city, is visiting friends in town. Mrs. Archie Lacross, Church street, | recently entertained her mother from l Canton, Mass. e. Harold Gilpatric and family re- ! turned last Friday from Juniper Point, Me-, where they spent the summer.i Pictures of varlous features in the | pageant recently held at Woodstock | may be seen Ballard & Clark's show window.
 Mrs. William B. Whittemore is spending a month with relatives in Providence, Narragansett Pier, Fisk vile, and Washington, R. l. Sergeant Patrick Hayes of the po- lice force is having his annual vacation this week. Patrolman Benjamin F. chaffee is on night duty in his place. | -Col. A. l.. Dickinson, recently op- eraled upon at the City hospital in Worcester, is reported as resting com- fOnably.
 -Sifas NJ. Wheelock went to Pleas | ant View and brought his family, who | have been at that resort all summer, home Sunday evening.
 Captain Richmond of the Willi- mantle police force was in Putnam Friday to interview the States Attor. ney relative to criminal matter. Miss Evelyn Gagne returned to her home in this city last Thursday af- Ter spending the summer with rela' lives in Montreal At meeting of Court City of Put | nam, k. of A., last week, William Au- 'Ahier was elected treasurer in place ot | Henry LaRose, who resigned as he Is leave the city.
 The Monohansett trench was drawn of Sunday to allow woIkmen clean 1t out in the vicinity where ne sewer was put through, causing stones to fall into it. Senator George A. Hammond re- laIhed from New York Monday, where he was with Senator and Mrs. Angus ralK Of Hanover before they sailed on us Olympic for two months stay abroad.
 The annual meeting of ithe Nom- ans Board of the Day .Kimball hospi- al Will be held in their room Odd Eel @ws hall, Pomfret street, Wednesday, 'eplember 20, at o'clock p. m. EX- ~utlve meeting at 2.30. Judge Lucius H. Fuller of the city ''lfl, left Saturday for Paris, Ky. He slli be absent month, and will visit ls sons, Morris in New Mexico, and raymond A. in California. Deputy .uuge Mahlon H. Geissler will occupy P4e bench during his absence.
 Frank Rock, an employe at the eght station, had his foot injured on 'Onaay by getting it jammed between Oading platform and and a heavy Oa "browo used to span the space be- 'sen car doors and the platform. He S aken to his home.
 -ealph L. Kenyon has sold out his 'aoing business to Chandler X 'pe. Mir. Kenyon has not settled What he is to do;in the future, but ends to remain in Putnam for some \, at least.
 Notre Dame Academy opened on Sday with a large number of pu- who began arriving on the early s Monday, and continued to come
 day. The school has wide rep JYon for efficiency, and is growing