Putnam patriot., 1911-10-20

-silas NJ. Wheelock made busi- ness trip to New York last Friday.
 George Hoxie and. wife of Wester- ,v formerly of Putnam, called on friends last Thursday.
 Henry K. Church of Hartford, was the guest of his mother, Mrs. J. w. Church, last Thursday.
 Frank Gagne of Boston spent a few days in the city with relatives last week.
 Misses Ellen and Mary Wheelock have returned from a visit in Ux- bridge.
 Miss Angelic Bibeault of Worces- ter, spent Sunday with Mrs. Edmund osier and family, Woodstock avenue. Joseph Martin of Boston, formerly of Putnam, spent Sunday with his mother In the city.
 pr. Arthur LaRue and wife of Waltham, were the guests of his fa- tber. Dr. Omer LaRue last week
 MT. w. H. Harris has been visit ing friends in Worcester and Concord, Mass.
 Peter E. Belair and George Rogers are spending the week in Providence and Boston.
 Alderman George P. Miner, who is working at South Lyme, spent Sun- day at his home in this city.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit will preach Tn French at the Baptist church next Sunday afternoon at 3.30.
 Mrs. Malcolm Bilodeau and daugh- ter Leonie are visiting friends in Wor- cester.
 M. NJ. Dwyer went to Worcester Monday to attend the funeral of friend.
 MT. and Mrs. Bradley of Madison, have been visiting T. A. Lake and wife Church street.
 Mrs. Howard F. Cogswell of New Preston, is visiting pr. and Mrs. E. F. Perry. Mrs. Cogswell is sister of Mrs. Perry.
 Mrs. Ellen H. McGarry, Grove street, will leave Saturday for visit with relatives in Scotland. She will be gone several months.
 Frank Monohan, former assistant chief of the fire department, now of Providence, was one of the guests on muster day.
 George $. Bradley was married to Myrtle Ethelyne Hall, by the Rev. George l.. Clarke, at Wetherstield, Conn.,, on Thursday, Oct. 18th, 1911. Mi. and Mrs. George A. Ham, mond are on an automobile trip in Massachusetts. They passed their 18th wedding anniversary Thursday of last week.
 Henry Allard and wife of Wal tham, Miss Loretta Allard of Boston, and Charles Nadeau and wife of Dan- ielson, were guests of Joseph Allard and wife, Tatem street, last week.
 Herbert J. Smith, civil engineer, has been spending a few days in the city. He has finished his work on the new Connecticut river bridge at Say brook, and is now engaged on bridge at Haddam.
 Preliminary steps have been taken by counsel for the defendant In the case of Sirene vs Renick, toward an appeal to the Supreme Court of Errors. This was an action for breach Of prom ise to marry, in which the jury award ed the plaintiff s1250 damages.
 Mrs. Lillian H. Manson, sentenced in the superior court here on Septen. Der 30, 1903, on the chorge Of man. slaughter in connection with the death of Mrs. Julia Wilson, to serve eight to ten years in the state prison at Neth- erstield, has been released from that institution.
 Remember that the D. A. k. reel tai is to be given in Union hall, Iues- day evening, October 24th,a 5 o'elocR' Miss Katharine Ridgeway, reader, as- sisted by Miss Gertrude Lentsch, pian- st. Admission 25 cents, reserved seats 50 cents.
 Jason E. Green, of Evergreen Lodge, Pomfret, has a Baldwin apple tree that broke all previous records this year. The tree bore 14 barrels oi fine apples, the most it had ever borne before being nine barrels. MT. Greeh says he never saw such sight, ana ne has raised apples great many years -E. Bishop, commander of A. O' Warner Post, G. A. R., of this city,a'- tended the funeral of Col. w. ;. fiiiS- oury, at Derby, Vt., last week iues day Col. Pillsbury was practcaily the pioneer and founder of the town ol Derby, and was formerly president oi the Derby Water Works company, corporation embracing Putnam peopie among it's stockholders.
 List of advertised, letters at fut- nam post office for week ending Oct' +:
 Gentlemen-G. P. Holmes, William tMhler, Charles H. Nichols, Riven otu- Liadies-Miss AIphonsine Gadoury, MISS MISS Alice Jacobs, Miss E. r. Leonalu, diss Matilda Mayoun, Miss Maiee raost, Madame Mary Roiy.