Putnam patriot., 1911-12-22

city
 -Henry P. Murray of Providence was a visitor with friends in town over Sunday.
 Souvenir" Taylor of Hartford is remembering his friends in Putnam with Christmas post cards.
 Miss Hewitt of Middletown has been the guest of Mrs. Carrie Gascoigne of south Main street.
 -Notre Dame Academy closed for the holidays Wednesday, and many of the pupils returned to their homes.
 -Adelard l.. Maynard has sold his lunch, confectionery and cigar store in North Grosvenordale to Ovide Aucoin. George Warren, Putnam Heights, has been visiting his son Leon in Whi. tinsville.
 Patrick Hurlihe of WiIlimantic, formerly foreman of the railroad sec tion in this city, called on friends last Friday.
 -Colonel John Burr, a veteran of the Civil war, passed his 90th birth- day on Friday at his home on Killing ly avenue.
 Miss Elizabeth Russell of Welles- lev college has been visiting her par ents. pr. and Mrs. J. J. Russell, Elm street.
 Mrs. C. k. Pratt of B radley street has returned from brief visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Wood, in Willimantic.
 A number of farmers have been doing quite business selling ever green wreaths about the city for Christi mas decorations.
 Frank Withey of Danielson came to the Day Kimball hospital to have his fore finger treated. He injured it while operating a moulding machine.
 Mrs. Marvin D. Elliott of Thomp- son, mother of Chester Elliott this city, has gone to Brooklyn, N. Y., to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Marshall.
 Edward o. Brooks of Akron, Ohio, came to Putnam, Monday, to spend the holidays with his mother, Mrs. C. H. Edson, Church street. His arrival was a complete surprise to his mother.
 The C. A. C. will hold their social dance in A. 0. H. Hall, Saturday sening, Dec. 30, with Verdi's Singing orchestra, 5 pieces of Webster. Good dsneing time music and a fine floor.
 List of advertised letters at the Putnam post office for the week end ing December l9:
 Gentlemen-Signor Masela Ditorio, Arthur Jancey, Leo Melanson.
 Ladies-Mrs. Ella Bromley, Mrs
 Annie Sholes.
 CARD-The undersigned wishes to Express his heartfelt thanks to the
 rends and neighbors for the kindness
 hOwn during the sickness and death
 his wife, and also for the beautiful
 bowers from the Woman's Relief
 Eorps and friends.
 FRED w. TEFFT AND FAMILY.
 -Dr. Warren w. Foster of Wash
 ngOn, D. C., has the sympathy of his
 rendS in Putnam in the bereavement
 has sustained by the death of his eyen year old son, John Wooden Eos !, Thursday, December II. The flu eral services were held in Washing Sunday afternoon. ! Mrs. Gamino, wife of Contractor rank Gamino, who is installing the s 'wef in Putnam, died at her home in { Iovidence, Saturday. The funeral ' & held Monday, and the laborers \ opped work out of respect to their 1 nployer MT. Gamino lost son but z lew months ago.
 Spencer X Smith closed a deal in N city Monday whereby the Daniel 1 Fhnett farm at East Killingly, was ,E Hnsierred to Frederick o. Maynard, sH New York, an actor appearing ia IN et RchQuick Wallingford," who 1 spend his spare time when not phg Engagements, close to the soil of aH lndham county.
 &1 rrutnam Aerie of Eagles conferred 7E 'ees On candidates in Odd Fellows h2 Sunday afternoon. A degree 4El n Tom Webster assisted in ths zl1 sK. A social hour followed with !HA ernes and refreshments. The com ,lI Flee In charge was Alfred Sowerbuts,
 a' Dwyer, H. Brodeur, Ferdinand
 sseia and k. Berthiaume.
 ih mentioning possible candidates ueihoeratic party for congress me second congressional district 0 hoerat who keeps his hand on the NSIS aca pulse of the district, afiel s ag several mayors and ex mayor; \ ssibidues, says: . A v" while we are smoking the ppe let us not forget 'Charlie k slu Norwich, and smiling, good M I sa ex-Mayor Ed Mullan of Put T Aeiy very shaggy old horse goi / 'sfy sleepy while hitched ir
 V the post office Tuesday morn
 'na dreaming that he was in hi' 1s sste@n stall laid down for quie FF4 several men unhitched hin 3h13 'Ar wagon and made him get up 5Gfy ieet again. They backed tn,