Putnam patriot., 1911-05-12

" D. Richard Carpenter spent Mon-
 in Boston.
 Miss Helen Wiley returned Tues
 from s weeks visit in Boston.
 Mrs F.. L. Simpson is visiting rel Ees in Utica, N. Y.
 Miss Helen Hammond, of Boston,
 beeu a guest at the home of her
 q. A. Hammond.
 Mrs F. L. Kelley had an opera
 narformed on her eyes in Worces-
 Monday.
 Rev B. F. Benoit will preach at
 Raptist church in French next bdav afternoon at 8.3O o'clock.
 NissAliee Morse is the guest of her 5, Mrs. Wells Partridge, at Mar head, this week. # Miss Jessie Shaw of Bayonne, N. ;s visiting her brother, Charlet K. w. and family, Fremont street. E Miss Marion T. Earnshaw of New tk city. is the guest of her grand ther, Mrs. NJ. G. Leonard. # Roadmaster Blythe of the Worces-
 and New London division, has ted the house on Bradley street for ,lv oecupied by w. A. Wheaton. "a Rev. Wallace H. Sterns, Bradley bet nreached in the Central Village petegational church Sunday morn- Frank Morse and wife, formerly of tnam. and who have been living in pthbridge have moved to East Hart d
 W The monument committee of the
 R.G. will hold a food sale at the bre of Ballard X Clark on Friday at- fnoon.
 John B. Roberts, formerly of Put In, dropped dead in the Joslin shoe etory at Oxford on Tuesday, where was employed as a stitcher.
 A thanksgiving sermon to the Odd kllows and Household of Ruth will rreached in Grand Army hall, Sum- N evening, May IA, at 7.30, by Rev. |. Smith.
 -The forty hours devotion at St. ary's church ended Tuesday morn- g, and was largely attended, many eeiving Holy Communion during at time.
 ATtere will be a meeting of the oman's Board of the Day Kimball epital on Wednesday, May 17th, at 8. m,, at their rooms in Odd Fellows m. Executive committee meeting I2.SO p. m.
 2>-The T. A. X B. society will hold eial and dance Saturday evening, Xay 18th, in A. o. H. hall. Music n be furnished by thel Cargill orches- . Tickets 50 cents per couple. La es tickets 9 cents. 1.-The marriage of Miss Mary Louise @rdier, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ju- bs Cordier, Green street, and Joseph Dndreau of Danielson, will take place & St. Mary's church next Monday brning at o'clock. E-Word has been received here of the Iath of Thomas Jones in Worcester at
 age of IS years. He was the build- of many well known structures foughout the United States. He %ilt the Baptist church in this city. s-A. C. Bosworth died at his home V Woodstock avenue this Thursday RernOon. The cause of death was Deumonia. He was taken ill last &iday. He was one of the firm of DswOrth Brothers. A wife and one
 survive.
 s-List of letters remaining at the st office May g:
 Rentlemen Otto Barkey, Pascale 2lalbe, Samuel Goldberg, Giacome 2necasie, Grozio Russe, Cyril San Ruci, E. l.. Toomey. VI 24adieS-Mrs. Carrie Chase, Mrs.C.O. ase, Mrs. Cordelia Deroche, Mrs. Eace 5. Moves, Hattie Ramage, Mrs. l. Sauls, Miss Grace Weaver, Miss &le White.
 -Some thirty or forty Italian labor
 came to the city Monday from *OVidenee expecting to get work on sewer. They found that the wages not suit them and they returned yne In the afternoon. There was len talking and waving of arms at railroad station where they discus matters and many people thought re was a strike on.
 When 1t was explained to :the re- ' congress Of the D. A. k. that as ual the Connecticut chapters made largest contributions of any of the aplers' one lady from another state ed, Do you still make wooden nut gs In Connecticut" Mrs. Brown Phed that she believed the industry ceased. "Mell," replied the lady, you don't, how in the world do
 make ail the money you bring to 9ngress?n
 me rumor that the lot at the cor 0l south Main and Grove streets is v saken by the government for the
 post office building, becomes Onsef each week, but no authorita- statement concerning the matter
 'e mad. Postmaster Letters has
 @en advised about it, and engin. ~no surveyed the lot last week