Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-01-13

Miss Francis Ross has returned
from visit with relatives in Norwich.
Martin WEIGH is confined to his
home with 8 sprained ankle the result
of fall.
Mrs. Rhoda Remillard, who has
been the guest of Cyril Remillard and
family, has returned home to Seaside,
! Oregan.
Patrick Brady who was shot seven
times in the legs two weeks ago Is able
to walk about the house and will be
out shortly.
| Clayton Seward, who has been
confined to his home for some weeks
by illness caused by the result Of fall
is little better to-day, Thursday.
District Deputy Startweather Of
Danielson installed the officers Of Israel
Putnam Lodge, 1. U. o. F., Tuesday
evening. An oyster stew supper was
| served.
John Murphy, the fireman injured
in the North Grosvenordale freight
wreck, has been discharged from the
Day Kimball hospital and has return
ed to his home In Providence.
Charles Sabin, train caller at the
local station, is off duty still, but his
| illness is believed to be of nature that
will not keep him away from his duties
but a short time.
There will be a special meeting
| of Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter,
| d. A. r., at the home of the regent,
Mrs. s. NJ. Wheeloek, at three O'Clock
Church street, Friday evening.
The installation OF the officers of
Cornerstone lodge, A. +. and A. NJ, of
North Grosvenordale, is to take place
Friday evening, January Is. A num-
Der of members from this and other
towns will be present.
The section of the sewer from Pro.
violence street to Battey street, is near
| ing completion. A ledge was found
when nearing the end, which some
what retarded the work. Blasting Is
going on every day from Pomfret to
Lee street, and some of them are very
heavy, shaking the business section of
the city and sending showers OF pieces
of stones for many rods. Some narrow
escapes have been reported, but no ac-
cidents.
The Norwich Bulletin New Years
edition contained % pages, with an en-
closed calendar, was filled with matter
of the most useful character, most of
which pertained to New London and
Windham counties. 1t contained also
New Years resolutions from retiring
Governor Weeks ana Governor Bald
win, Mayor Thayer, and presidents of
trade and business mems associations
in the cities of the two counties, be-
sides much other information. 1t was
a magnificent paper.
We have received from the II.
Wales Lines Co., Meriden, booklet,
6x2 inches, OF 200 pages, containing,
besides calendars for 1911 and 1912,
maps of the United States and all 9TH
er countries, blank memoranda, blank
accounts for the year, blank memoraD-
dunn for each day In the year, and in
formation about almost everything
that business man needs to know, be-
sides q sketch of Meriden, its business
interests, public institutions, besides
illustrations of buildings: of that and
many other cities, and much other USE
full informal
District Deputy P. J. Hurlihe, of
Willimantic, installed the newly elect
ed officers of Gargill Council, X. of c.,
at a meeting held in their rooms SUM-
day afternoon. He conducted the work
impressively.
G. K.-M. NJ. Dwyer.
ID. G. K.-John b. Byrne.
Secretary-Hector Divert.
Recorder-F. Y. Lueier.
Treasurer-Cyril Remillard, Jr.
Warden-John b. Daigle.
Chancellor-J. J. MeGarry.
L. G.-Bernard McGarry.
o. G.-Gharles Bove.
Lecturer-Thomas p. Ryan.
Chaplain-Rev. J. j. Elty.
Trustees "A. Divert, Frank Cordier,
John b. MORN.
Upon the invitation Of Rev. Fr.Va
den Mort, Pastor of ST. Mary's church,
| the collectors of the church gathered
at the Rectory, Sunday evening, made
their annual report, aud enjoyed tur-
key supper. The collectors are Jo-
| seph d. Lussier, P. NJ. LIE Clair, Frank
MigneauIt, j. A. Gagne, Isaac Cham
peau, Hector Divert, Thomas Quinn,
Richard German and John Byrne.
| Joseph Lussier rendered his resigna-
ton, and Joseph Plessis was appointed
| in his place. Mr.. Lussier resigned be-
cause he wished to have the burden
placed on younger shoulders, he hav-
| ing filled the Office for 80 years. All
expressed regret at Mr.. Lussier's re-
signation, and he was praised for his