Putnam patriot., 1911-12-15

GU HIS Hoele on Finn street.
 Frank E. Elliott, of King street l.. picked a dandelion blossom in his yard on Tuesday, December Eth.
 Armand Emmons, teamster for the Putnam Woolen Company, fell from wagon last week, breaking his arm.
 -kdward Morrill, will relinquish the management of the Bradley theatre the first of January. Who the new lessee is has not been given out. John Deveny, employed at the Putnam Inn, has been at his home in Worcester several days suffering with the grip.
 Arthur j. Wilkes of Thompson, who has been on the Pacific coast for the past three years, called on Putnam friends Monday.
 Rev. B. F. Benoit, has had as guests, his sister, Mrs. Joseph Farea of Springfield, and his sister-in Jaw, Mrs. 5. Benoit of Arctic Centre,
 Mrs. J. Clara Morgan returned to Putnam Monday from visits in Phila. delphia and New York, and is being entertained by MT. and Mrs. k. NJ. Barney.
 There will be a meeting of the Woman's Board of the Day Kimball hospital on Wednesday, December 20, at 3 D. m., in Odd Fellows hall. Ex- ecvtive committee meeting at 2.30 D. m.
 The annual apron sale and supper of the Woman's Relief Corps will be held in A. O. H. hall, Friday, Dec. 15. Sale opens at 2 p. m. Supper from , te s. Tickets for supper 25 cents.
 John, Macdonald, son of Mayor Macdonald and wife, has gone to Val. pariso, Indiana to take course in civ il engineering in the University of In diana.
 -Silas M. Wheeloek, C. Fred Wa terman, and Percy Waterman, attend ed banquet of a textile manufaetu- rers' association at the Waldorf-Asto. ria, New York, Friday evening.
 A requiem high mass was eelebra- ted Thursday morning at St. Mary's church at s o'clock. It was the fourth anniversary of the death of Mrs. Am ede Maynard, and the mass was cele- brated at the request of relatives.
 List of advertised letters at the Putnam post office for the week end ing December F:
 Gentlemen-A. F. Davis, Ralph Grant.
 Ladies - Mrs. Welcome B. Baker, Miss Angela Dubuque, Margaret Sic yer.
 A number of friends of Harold Cor bin gave a dinner in his honor at the Putnam Inn Monday evening, and took the opportunity of expressing their regrets that he was to leave the next day to make his home in Alaba- ma.
 Horace F. Wilder, formerly pro- prietor of the Observer, has become a stock holder, treasurer, and sales mana ger of the Wilder Manufacturing Com pany of Augusta, Me. The concern will manufacture meat and fruit press es for household use. MT. Wilder will continue to reside in Putnam.
 A meeting of the State Board of Pardons was held in Hartford, Mon- day. The only Windham County case. that of Harry Chippendale serv- ing a sentence for manslaughter in connection with the case which caused Dr. Ladd of Moosup to commit suicide, was withdrawn.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Corbin, daughter liar lie I and son Harold 5. Corbin, left at six o'clock Tuesday evening to join Mir Corbin at Eufula, Ala. They leave their household goods here :in- tending to return in the spring. MT. Corbin is erecting new post ofilce building. lie is employed by the Newport News Construction Compa- ny.
 The young Polish man who was allowed his freedom by Judge Fuller of the city court after he had found him guilty of trespassing on railroad nropertv. must believe that there are some kind hearted people in the ne" country He has only been year ID tbe country. Being without vest oi s,.a,ooot station agent Baldwin fur o'shed him an old coat, got him trans 1a.tation in Webster, and sent word iotha baggage master there 10 see tha' so cached some of his eountrymen the,e being A Polish settlement in tha' 'ls 5isao The kindness brought tears t( tbe young mans eyes.
 -e. C. Elwell, engineer Of the pup uo utilities commission, was III U' ~on, Tbnrsday, making an inspection nf li'.l, switches in the local railroad yafd Some of the so-called dummy s"l'ehe' !, ,s said are set quite close to lh' .s.a,-s |. 1 and it is understood that nin' oftbem will be changed and set ia. ,, %+ ,ser 'r away from the rails The yare a-aa, a- and switching locomotive sta toned here were used in running ear car ar .lo ,be tracks in the yards to deter mine how closely the ears come ., .O ,,,, n, switches when being shifted aoou, sa .lr, .r,
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